Ready for iPhone Duo • Rebuilt for iOS 27.1: on iPhone Duo, RestBud now fills the screen whether the phone is closed or open, instead of running in a small letterboxed window. • Everything else works exactly as in the previous version on other iPhone and iPad models.

New: ask for more time • When an app is locked, the lock screen now offers "Ask for 10 more minutes". After tapping it, your child sees that the request was sent. • Open RestBud and the request is at the top of the home screen. Behind the parent gate you can give 10 minutes, pick another amount, or say not now. • Only that one app opens, and it locks again when the time is up. Not available during breaks or meal, homework and bedtime. • Turn the feature on or off and choose the amount in parent settings. New: device protections • Deletion protection is now turned on by RestBud itself, with no trip through iPhone Settings. • A new "Device protections" section adds switches for: no installing apps, no in-app purchases, date and time locked to automatic, and blocking adult websites. • Like every other setting, they apply when you tap Save & apply and pause along with management. Improvements • "Screen time today" on the status page now loads when you tap it, so the page opens faster and more reliably. • The website allow list now reminds you that apps already open need to be relaunched to pick up list changes.

New: website allow list • Parent settings now include "Allowed websites": turn it on and only the sites on the list open, all day. Everything else is blocked, in Safari and other browsers alike. • Add YouTube (including the domains its videos need) or school sites with one tap, or type your own; up to 50 sites. • The home screen lists the websites your child can open, and a tap opens them. Long lists page left and right. Pausing management is easier • After you slide "Pause all management", your rules stay on the settings screen instead of looking erased. • Edits made while paused are saved and take effect when you resume. • A "Resume management" button on the home screen brings your rules straight back. • Pausing inside parent settings no longer asks for the passcode a second time. Fixes • Fixed an occasional false "Screen Time access turned off" entry right after opening the app. • If "Screen time today" ever stays blank, tapping Refresh now reloads it.

Smarter rest rules • A real pause counts as a break: if the apps are put down for at least the break length you set, the round restarts, so a morning session no longer locks the device the moment it is picked up in the afternoon. • Unlocking after a break is more reliable: even if the device slept through the wake-up, tapping OK on the blocked screen now releases it right away. • "Status & history" in parent settings shows how long each managed app was used today and where each rest rule is in its current round. New: daily limits • Put several apps on one list and set a shared daily total (say, 1 hour across three games). When it's used up they all lock until tomorrow, with a heads-up shortly before. • Parent settings show roughly how much has been used today, and "Reset today" starts the count over if needed. Unlock windows can now be split up • The same apps can open in the morning and again in the afternoon (say, 7:00–12:00 plus 14:00–16:00). Tap + next to "Unlock" to add a window. Overlapping windows are fine — they simply merge. • Every Lock and Rest rule now has its own switch, so you can let a group of apps through for a while without deleting the rule. • "Turn off management" is now a slider: slide right to pause everything, slide left to resume. No accidental taps. • The blocked screen now shows the next window's start time, and stops showing a morning time once today's windows are over. Break reminders now actually make a sound • Fixed reminders that stayed silent when a break started. A recorded family voice was stored where iOS would not play it, and it now plays. • With no recording, iOS now speaks "Break time. You can play again soon." in your system language. • Reminders are now time sensitive, so Focus and Do Not Disturb no longer mute them. • Voice prompts are capped at 12 seconds so iOS never drops them. Older recordings longer than that play their first 12 seconds — re-recording a shorter phrase is recommended. A clearer parent settings screen • Screen Time access and deletion protection are the top two rows; red until done, green once complete. • If Screen Time access was ever switched off, the settings screen keeps a record of how long management was interrupted. • You can export a text summary of the schedule.