A family app for children aged 4 to 17. Each child sees their own day in language that fits their age. Parents get one screen that answers a single question: what needs me today?
The iOS app is in private beta. The web app works today, on any device.
The point isn’t a longer list. It’s a shorter one — a responsibility that becomes routine should stop needing a reminder, and eventually stop being tracked at all.
Daily and weekly jobs, with an age-appropriate view for each child and approval by a parent when it matters.
Money is tracked to the cent in a ledger that can be corrected but never quietly rewritten.
How often a child needed reminding is tracked separately from whether the job got done — that gap is the thing that actually changes.
Children set a goal and watch it get closer, instead of money being an abstraction.
A few questions in the child’s own words about what went well and what was hard.
Fully translated, and each child can choose their own language independently of their parents.
Children’s data is treated as sensitive here even where the law doesn’t require it. Some of these are choices we made that cost us something.