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Your child deserves more than a screen.
You deserve more than a battle.

Belxi finds the perfect screen-free activity in 30 seconds — personalised around your child's unique profile, mood, and world.

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3h30
average daily screen time for kids today.
30s
to find the perfect activity
3–12
the age range Belxi is built for

How it works

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Tell us about your child

Their age, mood, and how much time you have.

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Belxi finds the perfect activity

Personalised ideas based on what's actually around you.

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No more screen battles

Simple, joyful ideas, right when you need them. Always free.

Why this matters

Backed by global health guidance

The WHO recommends no more than one hour of screen time a day for children under five, and stresses that less is better for healthy development.

Source: WHO Guidelines on Physical Activity, Sedentary Behaviour and Sleep, 2019

Free play is disappearing

Children's unstructured, independent play has declined for decades, even as anxiety and stress in kids have risen — researchers link the two trends directly.

Source: Peter Gray, American Journal of Play

Play builds executive function

A randomized study published in Science found that preschoolers in a play-based curriculum emphasizing make-believe showed measurable gains in executive function: focus, self-control, and flexible thinking.

Source: Diamond et al., Science, 2007

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