In the Superr app, your child's request remains active even if you're occupied at the time they send it. This allows you to review and respond to the in-app notification at your convenience, eliminating the need to be constantly available to approve your child's app requests. Additionally, Superr features a 'self grant' option, which automatically permits the use of specific beneficial apps during study time and other educational activities. This ensures that your child can access these apps without waiting for your approval, facilitating uninterrupted learning and productivity.

How can you explain this to them?

For Pre-teens(Ages 9-13)

Hey! I understand that sometimes you might want to use a new app when I'm not available to approve it right away. In cases like that, Superr has a really helpful feature called "self-grant." This means that if the app you want to use is categorized as educational or not distracting, Superr can automatically give you access to it for the day, without waiting for my approval. This way, you won't have to pause your learning or activities just because I'm busy.

If there's an app you really like and find useful for learning or creativity, we can always talk about it later and consider adding it to the list of apps you can use regularly.

And don't worry, if you encounter an app that doesn't get auto-granted and I'm not available, just send me a request through Superr, and I'll review it as soon as I can. Communication is key, and I'm always here to support your curiosity and learning!

For Teenagers(Ages 14-17)

If you request a new app and I'm not available to respond immediately, don't worry. If the app you want to use falls under the education category Superr.app will automatically grant you access to that app for the day. This means you won't have to wait for my approval to use the app for your studies or other productive activities. However, remember that this access is temporary, and I will be notified about your request. Later, I can review it and decide whether to allow permanent access during specific routines or not.