How do I set up 1Question on 2 devices? 1 for myself and 1 for my child.

2. Register your account, using Email or Single Sign On (SSO) with your Facebook, Google or Apple account

3. Add a child

Follow the prompts to enter their Name, select their Grade and tap Add Child.

4. Select your child’s Learning Plan

You have 2 options:

– Free Starter pack offers a small selection of Math content across each topic in your child’s Grade

– Upgrade to 1Q Pro unlocks access to all Math content in all topics and Grade levels

5. Select ‘We’ll use different devices’

This means your child will use a different device than you to access 1Question.

6. Use your child’s device to scan the QR code to complete setup

Open the Camera app on your child’s device and hover over the QR code shown on your parent device.

7. After scanning the QR code, tap on the website pop up at the top of your screen.

8. Tap OPEN on the webpage. You’ll be taken to 1Question on the App Store.

Note: Keep ‘Save my place in the app’ ticked.

9. Tap GET to download 1Question. Stay on this page until it’s finished downloading and tap OPEN.

10. Select Allow Paste

This copy and pastes the account details you already set on your parent device to log your child device into the same account.

Woohoo! You’re now logged in to 1Question on your child’s device. Almost there…

11. Authorise screen time and allow 1Question to Manage Restrictions

This allows 1Question to pull in the apps downloaded on your child’s device and enables 1Question to block or limit specific apps and features. See here for more info

12. Choose the apps you want 1Question to monitor

Tap on an app category to unfurl the apps inside it.

Select an entire app category or choose individuals apps that you would like 1Question to block access to until your child has earned screen time.

Tip: Selecting an entire app category means that whenever your child downloads a new app in that category, 1Question will automatically monitor it.

13. If you haven’t already, you’ll be prompted to create a PIN

This ensures that changes to settings can only be made by entering your PIN first and is essential to prevent your child from making changes to important settings.