Brush teeth
Fresh teeth for the day.
For busy family moments
Picture steps for mornings, chores and bedtime. Show the whole routine or one step at a time. Rewards are optional.
Try a visual routine
A short example of the board you can return to together.
Fresh teeth for the day.
Everything ready to go.
Your shoes are ready by the door.
This is the sheet the app prints from Riley’s board: one page per routine, pictures first, a box to tick, and a “Help me” corner. Parents print it from the Chores tab; the sheet is made on this device and nothing is uploaded.
Open the full-size sheetThis is an example. It does not change your family’s board.
A shared plan for everyday routines
Parents will still prompt, help and adapt — especially on hard days. The board gives you both something steady to return to: one clear next step, in the same place each day.
Turn “get ready for bed” into pyjamas, brushing teeth and choosing a story.
Show the whole path or bring one step into focus. Choose what helps each child.
A visual timer gives an activity a clear beginning and end. It stays on your child’s side.
Rewards are a choice
Some children find an immediate, concrete reward helpful. Some families just want a routine everyone can see. Pictures, steps, timers and progress work either way.
Explore the supports you can chooseYour side of the board
Your child gets a clear next step. You get the tools that keep the plan useful.
Requests wait in one list, with the time you promised to answer by. Your child sees the same time.
Short, trusted answers are free for every family. Personalised coach help is optional and uses first-party Azure models.
A task marked done by mistake can be undone from the child’s own card the same day; the related coins are reversed too.
Changing what a task pays or moving a routine is announced to your child first. Their board doesn’t change behind their back.
Download your data whenever you want. Deleted families have a 30-day recovery period before the data is permanently removed.
A calm foundation
A hard day should not turn into a setback on the screen.
Coins are never taken away as punishment.
A missed day doesn’t erase the effort before it.
Each child sees their own board and progress.
Start with one routine
Name, age and the things they love. No child email or account.
Pick a ready-made morning, afternoon or bedtime routine, then make it fit.
Preview what your child will see. Explain any changes before you try them.
The app prints your child’s board as a sheet for the fridge: one page per routine, pictures first, a box to tick.
Make the next step visible, then meet it with the support and connection your child needs.
Create your family’s board Free for families. Start with one routine.