What did my child do today?
See games, videos, learning, movement, and offline activities in one simple place.
See what they did, set healthy limits, and stay updated when someone else is helping with care.

Questions parents carry
Was screen time too long? Did they take a break? What happened while you were working? These are normal questions. Nurturevia brings the useful answers into one calm place.
See games, videos, learning, movement, and offline activities in one simple place.
See how long they played and set limits that work for your home.
Get short updates from a nanny, grandparent, tutor, or co-parent.
How Nurturevia helps
Understand the day, shape healthier screen habits, and make room for more than passive watching.

See the useful parts together: what they played, watched, learned, made, and did away from the screen.

Choose session length, quiet hours, and when it is time to pause, with fewer arguments around transitions.

Gentle prompts can help children blink, look away, drink water, stretch, and notice when their body needs a pause.

Move beyond passive watching with games, stories, music, making, movement, and activities you can do together.
A clearer parent view
Follow learning progress, content balance, wellbeing signals, and support around your child in one composed view.
Preview of a feature in development.
Patterns made visible
Clear signals. Less guesswork. One calm next step.
Illustrative family viewIllustrative family data, not an assessment or diagnosis. A single change can have many explanations.
Your family, your choice
Invite a nanny, grandparent, tutor, or co-parent. Choose what they can add. Remove access at any time.
Good to know
No. It also supports learning, movement, creativity, routines, and family wellbeing.
You can explore games, use simple routine tools, and read caregiver guides.
Not yet. The dashboard, time limits, and shared-care updates are in development.
That is planned. You will choose who can add updates and what they can see.
No. We do not use hidden cameras, microphones, or location tracking.
Try a game, routine tool, or parent guide today.