Title pretty much explains it – when your Android phone is connected to a marked WiFi network, app will disable the ringer

Why? The kids might be sleeping

So, in short:

if (kid.count >= 1) && (kid.averageAge <= 5) && (you.hasAndroidPhone): continue

Idea is simple and comes from personal preference of not wanting anyone to ring me up when I’m home and potentially wake my kids, if they might be sleeping

So the logic is trivial – when I enter mi casa, phone connects to my home WiFi, Android’s BroadcastReceiver sends android.net.wifi.STATE_CHANGE and Family Mode plainly enables silent stance. Once out of the range of home wireless, same broadcast message is sent and app puts the ringer back on

Endless features

Well, three, to be precise: mark SSID you’re currently connected to, manage saved ones and toggle service functionality

Same and infinitely more can be achieved with professional apps like Automate and Tasker, but this was more of a lets-make-a-lightweight-app-on-my-own sort of a thing

service disabled == ringer enabled; and vice-versa