Learnijoy — study mode for YouTube & Instagram

Learnijoy turns YouTube and Instagram into study spaces for students in classes 6 to 10, but only during the study hours a parent chooses. Outside those hours, both sites work exactly as usual. ON YOUTUBE DURING STUDY TIME (LearniTube) • The home page becomes a class-wise learning feed based on the NCERT/CBSE syllabus, in English or Hindi medium, mixed by the subjects your child is studying. • A share of "Values & Big Ideas" videos: stories, role models and science explainers. • Shorts, trending, recommendations, comments, autoplay and ads are removed, so one video doesn't lead to twenty. • Timepass searches land on a friendly "Let's learn instead" page. Study searches still work, and every result is checked before it is shown. ON INSTAGRAM DURING STUDY TIME (LearniGram) • A Learn tab of posts from educational accounts, mixed by the same subjects. • The Friends feed keeps posts from people your child follows, with ads, suggested posts, memes and entertainment reels filtered out. • Direct messages and Stories keep working. The Reels tab and Explore grid are removed. FOR PARENTS • A PIN-locked setup for class, lesson language, subject mix and study timetable. • A PIN-locked 30-minute pause, and a daily summary in the toolbar. • Study mode switches on and off by itself at the times you set, even in a tab that is already open. WORKS WITH LEARNIJOY (OPTION Students with a Learnijoy account can connect this browser using a short code from Learnijoy → Connect LearniTuudy times then come from Learnijoy, and a timetable changed here is saved back there. Without an account, a parent sets everything up in PRIVACY To decide whether a video, search or post suits study time, the extension sends its title, channel or caption, tlass, to Learnijoy's checkingservice, which uses Google's Gemini AI. The child's name is never sent to it. Settings stay in this browseo Learnijoy. Full details:https://learnijoy.com/legal/privacy Learnijoy is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by YouTube, Google, Instagram or Meta.