Teen Digital Agreement is a Clone skill that helps you and your teen write a clear family digital agreement and an age-appropriate plan for more independence. Parent and educator clones use it to draft the agreement together, plan device and app freedoms and set clear expectations for online safety. It needs no app connection and leaves every decision to your family.
Help me and my 13-year-old write a phone agreement we both think is fair.
Here is a first draft built from both of your lists. It gives her more freedom on weekends and sets a review in six months. Read it together and tell me what to change.
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Your clone gathers what you and your teen each want from the agreement, in your own words.
It writes a clear agreement with age-appropriate freedoms and online safety expectations.
You read it together, ask for changes and settle on a version everyone can live with.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Teen Digital Agreement to work as part of their job.
It is a written set of screen, device and online safety rules that an AI helps you and your teen create together. With Clone, your clone gathers both sides and drafts a fair, age-appropriate plan.
Teen Digital Agreement writes the agreement. Family Tech Check-Ins keeps it current over time, with reviews at milestones and updates as your teen gains independence.
Teen Digital Agreement drafts the rules and freedoms. Youth Privacy Guide makes sure the planning respects your teen's privacy and only uses the information it truly needs.
No. Teen Digital Agreement needs no app connection. Your clone works from the conversation you and your teen have with it.
Parent and educator clones use it, for families working out screen time and independence with a teen.
Updated October 2026