Heart Check

What you can do

• Feelings check-inPick one of six big faces, a finer word and whether you would like to talk, full-screen and simple enough for a child.
• Kept privateA check-in is seen only by the person, whoever looks after them and whoever wrote it — unless they share it with the workspace — and never shows in search.
• Special timeLog time together and see, for each person, how much time each member spent with them over the last four weeks.
• Family meetingsStart the week's meeting in one tap with the agenda ready: appreciations, how everyone's week was, one problem and a fun plan.
• Gratitude jarPut a thank-you note in the jar for one person or the whole household, and pick one at random.
• Screen-time agreementWrite a screen-time agreement together from a template based on the American Academy of Pediatrics' family media plan, and everyone signs it.