They start their own routine
Practice, homework, packing a bag for tomorrow: their routine shows up at the set time and they start it when they’re ready. You no longer have to remind them of everything when you get home from work.
Your teen’s screen
More independence
Time you can see
The timer shows how much time is left for each task. They find out how long their work really takes and plan their evening better. It can also count up.
Saturday cleaning
Saturday cleaning is a list with no timer that they do in any order. If a brother or sister is on the same list, whatever gets done is checked off for both.
No more repeating yourself
Taking out the trash? Send it from your phone instead of texting three times. It shows up under “To do”, and the points come in once you confirm it’s done.
Fewer conflicts
Rewards that fit their age
Routines earn points they can trade for what you’ve set up, like screen time or an outing. They pick, and you get the request. If you say no, the points go back to them.
No penalty when plans change
If something gets in the way of a task, they let you know in the app. You can skip it for them or answer “Not this time”.
Their schedule at a glance
Events you add, like an exam or an appointment, show up in their week and month. They know what’s coming without asking you. If they miss a practice, they can mark it as skipped without removing it from the schedule.
A screen for their age
A cleaner screen
Subtler themes, no confetti, and Naumie becomes a small avatar they customize. They can open the app in front of friends without feeling awkward.
Points instead of gems
You can swap gems for points. Everything else works the same way.
Going further with self-management
When your teen is ready to handle more, turn on self-management in their profile.
They choose when
You set the tasks and how often, like emptying the dishwasher three times a week. They decide when, and get their points right away, with a bonus if they do enough.
They build their routine
They put together an evening routine from your actions and pick the time and days. You approve it or adjust it.
They make their own requests
A night out with friends? They can ask for something you haven’t set up and offer a price in points. You accept, change the price or decline.
A schedule of their own
They add their own events, like a game or an exam. You see them in your calendar without having to ask.
Try it at the next routine
1 month free, no card needed. Android first.