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The family screen-time bank goes multilingual and connects with the world's favorite task manager
SAN JOSE, Calif. - Californer -- LimeTime 3.7 Speaks Nine Languages and Joins Todoist as an Official Integration
The family screen-time bank goes multilingual and connects with the world's favorite task manager
SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 29, 2026 — LimeTime, the iOS app that works like a bank for screen time, today announced version 3.7 with support for nine languages, and that it is now listed as an official integration in the Todoist directory.With LimeTime, kids earn screen-time credits by completing chores, homework, and healthy habits set by their parents, then spend that time through a built-in timer enforced by Apple's Screen Time. Time left unspent earns bonus time — interest, just like a real bank — and each saver nurtures a virtual sapling that flourishes the longer they hold back."Most parental controls are just locks. LimeTime is a bank," said Wei, LimeTime's founder. "When a child watches their sapling grow because they saved 20 minutes instead of spending it, they're learning delayed gratification without a single lecture."Version 3.7 brings LimeTime to families in nine languages, up from English and Simplified Chinese at launch. And with the new official Todoist integration, parents who already run their household tasks in Todoist can connect their to-do lists to their kids' screen-time earnings.LimeTime also includes an optional pocket-money display mode that shows screen time as money to make budgeting tangible for kids (display only — the app never handles real money).
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LimeTime is free to download on the App Store, with an optional LimeTime Plus subscription ($0.99/month or $8.99/year) unlocking premium features.
Download: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/limetime-screen-time-bank/id6783621588
About LimeTime
LimeTime is a family screen-time bank for iPhone and iPad. Kids earn screen time through chores and habits, spend it with a smart timer, and learn to save with interest and savings saplings — all enforced through Apple's Screen Time. Available in nine languages. Now an official Todoist integration.Media contact
Wei, Founder — support@limetime.ap
The family screen-time bank goes multilingual and connects with the world's favorite task manager
SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 29, 2026 — LimeTime, the iOS app that works like a bank for screen time, today announced version 3.7 with support for nine languages, and that it is now listed as an official integration in the Todoist directory.With LimeTime, kids earn screen-time credits by completing chores, homework, and healthy habits set by their parents, then spend that time through a built-in timer enforced by Apple's Screen Time. Time left unspent earns bonus time — interest, just like a real bank — and each saver nurtures a virtual sapling that flourishes the longer they hold back."Most parental controls are just locks. LimeTime is a bank," said Wei, LimeTime's founder. "When a child watches their sapling grow because they saved 20 minutes instead of spending it, they're learning delayed gratification without a single lecture."Version 3.7 brings LimeTime to families in nine languages, up from English and Simplified Chinese at launch. And with the new official Todoist integration, parents who already run their household tasks in Todoist can connect their to-do lists to their kids' screen-time earnings.LimeTime also includes an optional pocket-money display mode that shows screen time as money to make budgeting tangible for kids (display only — the app never handles real money).
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LimeTime is free to download on the App Store, with an optional LimeTime Plus subscription ($0.99/month or $8.99/year) unlocking premium features.
Download: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/limetime-screen-time-bank/id6783621588
About LimeTime
LimeTime is a family screen-time bank for iPhone and iPad. Kids earn screen time through chores and habits, spend it with a smart timer, and learn to save with interest and savings saplings — all enforced through Apple's Screen Time. Available in nine languages. Now an official Todoist integration.Media contact
Wei, Founder — support@limetime.ap
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