A quiet hour at the table.
Keep one Mohar on the shelf near where you eat. Everyone taps on the way in and the feeds go quiet for an hour. No shouting, no confiscating, no argument about screen time.
Paid once. No monthly fee and nothing to charge.
Choose how many
Sounds familiar?
“Phone rakh do” has stopped working.
You take the phone away and it ends in a fight. You give it back for an online class and it is gone for the evening. Parental control apps get switched off within a week. And you do not enjoy being the one who checks every twenty minutes.
The deal
They tap. You stop checking.
Mohar works because it is an agreement, not a lock. Sit together once, pick the apps and the hours, and let the tap do the reminding.
Set the list together.
Ten minutes on a Sunday. Which apps shut during study hours, and for how long. Their say matters here.
They tap, in front of you.
You can see it has started. You do not need to open the door every twenty minutes.
You tap too.
Family time mode from 7 to 9. Children follow what we do more than what we say.
How it works
Set it up once. Then it is just one tap.
No wires, no pairing, no charging. Your phone reads Mohar the same way it reads a metro card.
Modes for the house
One Mohar in the living room. A mode for every part of the day.
Every phone in the house keeps its own lists. One Mohar can run them all.
Games, reels and chats shut. Class apps, PDFs and calls keep working.
Longer timers, stricter list. Agreed once, before the term starts.
Everyone taps at 8. Nobody is half listening.
Lock your own feeds while you finish office work at home.
Tap at 10 PM. No scrolling under the blanket. The alarm still rings.
No mode. Mohar only works when someone taps it.
Why this works when the rest did not
It takes you out of the fight.
| Mohar | Taking the phone away | Parental control apps | Reminding them again | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| They still have the phone for classes and calls | ✓ | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Does not start a fight | ✓ | – | – | – |
| You can see that it has started | ✓ | ✓ | – | – |
| They cannot undo it from their chair | ✓ | ✓ | – | – |
| Builds the habit for when they leave home | ✓ | – | – | – |
| No monthly fee | ✓ | ✓ | – | ✓ |
The honest bit: Mohar is not a lock you control. A child who wants to unlock can walk to it and tap. Keep it where you can see it, and make it a deal. It works with your child, not against them.
Honest expectations
What changes, and when
Nothing magical happens overnight. This is the usual pattern.
The first tap
They tap, the games do not open, they grumble, they start. You say nothing. That is a good first day.
Fewer reminders
You notice you have not said it in three days. They sit down sooner.
It is just what the house does
Tap before homework, tap before dinner. Nobody is policing anybody.
Real buyers, on camera
Thirty seconds each. Real people, real homes.
For the whole house
One each works better than one to fight over.
Two people can share one Mohar. Most homes with two children, or a parent who wants one on the office desk, take a pack.
Before you decide
Common questions
Can my child just unlock it?
Is it a spying app?
What age is it right for?
Will their online classes stop?
Two children, one Mohar?
Will it work on my phone?
Which apps can I lock?
What if I want to stop early?
Is there a monthly fee?
How does the 30 night trial work?
How long does it last?
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A calmer house, one tap at a time.
Try Mohar for 30 nights. If nothing changes at home, send it back for a full refund to your bank account.