dozzzo — family screen time

In Japanese, "dōzo" is what you say when you hand someone something: go ahead — here you are. dozzzo is for the device that gets handed around. Your phone at the restaurant. The family tablet on the sofa. The old one the cousins fight over. It isn't a second phone for your kid with their own account — it's the one you already have, made safe to pass over. Set up a profile for everyone who uses it, switch in one tap guarded by Face ID, and the rules travel with the profile. The fight stays behind. ONE DEVICE. EVERYONE'S RULES. The five-year-old gets her apps and her bedtime. The teen gets his budget. The visiting cousin gets a guest profile. Nobody needs an account, an email, or an age to prove — a profile is just a name and a photo. When the phone comes back, one tap makes it yours again. SAFETY MODE, FOR WHEN IT'S NOT FAMILY Handing your phone to a stranger for a call, a photo, a game…