Routine Kids turns the day into a picture schedule: one step at a time, first this, then that. Part chore chart, part calm-morning coach. No reading required and no nagging.
Download on the App StoreBuilt for pre-readers. A child sees one step at a time, "first brush teeth, then get dressed", and does it.
Start from templates for Morning, After-school, Homework and Bedtime, then make them yours.
Each step ends with a small celebration. You decide what the stars are worth.
Each child gets their own colour, avatar and routines, and an optional grown-up code keeps them in their own space.
Made with families raising children with ADHD or autism, or any child who does better with structure.
Nothing to sign up for, no ads and no third-party tracking. See exactly what got done, and when.
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Guide →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.
That is who it was built with. A visual, one-step-at-a-time schedule makes transitions predictable, which is what most of these children need.
Yes. Each child gets their own profile, 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. Prices vary by region.
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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