Set up your home government.
Parents are admins. Kids have their own accounts. Connect devices and set rules the whole household understands.
One family. A clear mandate.Rooms don’t tidy themselves. Dishwashers don’t empty themselves.
And the internet? It won’t turn itself on now, either.
Give your kids clear rules and online time as a reward.
Less “five more minutes”. More real life.
Your room isn’t tidy yet.
You know what to do.
You don’t need to be a minister to set rules.
Just a parent. Leave the rest to sorry jako.
Parents are admins. Kids have their own accounts. Connect devices and set rules the whole household understands.
One family. A clear mandate.The Ministry of Dishwashers, Department of Vacuuming or Office of Tidy Rooms. Every chore earns a reward in minutes online.
Promises won’t unlock the internet.Your child marks a task as done. You approve it. Access unlocks for the agreed time. No more coalition talks.
Results instead of excuses.Kids don’t need another lecture about the internet. They need clear expectations. And you don’t need to be the police around the clock.
Meet the home governmentAgreed chores. Earned rewards. And finally, dinner where everyone looks at something other than a phone.
Work devices, shared rules and room to focus. With the team’s knowledge and no secret monitoring.
“I’ve already done it!” Now there’s a button for that. A task, a check, a reward. Household diplomacy has never been easier.
Interactive demo. Your device’s connection is not affected.
At home, at grandma’s or on the other side of the world.
Rules should travel with the device.
Not stay behind on your router.
A mobile app concept for Android and iOS. Access management over Wi-Fi and mobile data.
A planned extension for Windows and macOS. The same household agreement on a bigger screen.
One principle, no borders.*
*Platform vision. App availability and the scope of restrictions on individual operating systems are not yet confirmed.
Chores, rules and online time, all in one place. For parents and kids, on Android and iPhone.
No long speeches. Just room for life offline.
For your first household agreement.
Free within the concept
Peace throughout the household.
Example monthly price
For larger families and small teams.
Example monthly price
Example plans for a satirical concept. No orders or payments are taken.
We’ll just tidy it up.
Then we’ll connect.
YOUR HOUSEHOLD’S POLICY STATEMENT
YESNo evasion. No obstruction.
And no “no comment”.
That’s the idea. Parents set a task and a reward, children report completion, and parents approve it. No automatic room inspections. Your household agreement has the final say.
The design puts rules on the managed device, not just the home router. The goal is to cover Wi-Fi and mobile data, plus wired connections on computers. Actual capabilities and resistance to workarounds must be verified for each operating system.
The design includes exceptions for essential services and manual unlocking by a parent. Regular phone calls are not intended to be restricted. The future apps must verify the exact behaviour on real devices.
Sorry jako is designed as a global platform. Rules should travel with the device, whether the family is at home or on holiday. This multilingual site presents a concept; it does not confirm app availability in individual countries.
The Crisis committee concept also covers transparent management of work devices and rules agreed in advance. Employees must know what is managed. No secret monitoring or reading private messages.
No. Sorry jako is an independent satirical concept. Political slogans, colours and household ministries are tongue-in-cheek. The project is not connected to ANO or any other political party. The apps, plans and example situations on this site are fictional.
Give your family back the time screens take away.
All right. Let’s do this. No campaign. Just a little healthy offline time.