Routine Kids: Visual Chores
A picture routine children can follow without being asked twice
A picture routine children can follow without being asked twice
A visual daily routine for children who cannot read yet: each step is a picture they tick off themselves, so the morning stops being a negotiation.
Built for pre-readers. A child sees the step and does it.
The satisfaction of finishing is the child's, not the parent's reminder.
Build the routines your household actually has.
A small celebration for every step, stars that grow, rewards you set — and you see what got done, and when.
Nothing to sign up for and nobody else in the app.
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Children who cannot read yet or are just starting, roughly three to eight. Every step is a picture, so a child follows it without an adult reading it out.
Yes. Each child gets their own colour, avatar and routines; more than one child needs Routine Plus.
Setting up is free, and you get 3 free days on which your child can run routines as often as you like. After that, running routines, having more than 3 routines or adding more than one child needs Routine Plus — yearly, or a one-time Lifetime purchase.
No ads and no third-party tracking. Nothing in the app is trying to get a child's attention for anything but the routine.
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