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●   Small steps. Shared wins.

Less reminding.
More “I did it.”

Chores they understand. Rewards they choose. A plan you can share.

See TidyKid in action

Taking shape in private owner testing.
Family sign-ups are not open yet. Explore a sample family.

A parent and child sharing a high five in the kitchen
One small task. One shared win.

Clear expectations, with encouragement along the way.

Made for the little moments that add up.
One guided tour. Six chapters. You set the pace.

01 / 06 · The TidyKid approach

Choose it. Team up. Feel proud.

Tap through one afternoon with Alex and Maya.

Two siblings putting books and games away together
Two pairs of hands.
One shared win.

A little support can make starting feel easier.

A Alex’s view · Example

“I know where to start.”

A clear task, broken into little steps.

Tidy the living room100 points · parent review
  1. 1Books back on the shelf
  2. 2Games into the basket
  3. 3A clear space to relax

Illustrative photos and a fictional walkthrough. Shared work and points need parent approval.

02 / 06 · Motivation & balance

Something to look forward to.
Room for everyone.

Meaningful rewards and a plan with room to breathe.

Something to look forward to

Make the next reward feel within reach.

A movie pick, a shared adventure, or an agreed chore break. Choose what feels meaningful to your family.

Choose your next movie

40 of 50 points

Just 10 points to go.

Example goal. Everyday play, rest, and friendships are part of life.

Room for everyone

A fair plan can look different for each child.

Make space around school, support needs, and simply being a kid.

MONBooks15 min
TUEDishes15 min
WEDOpento play
THUPlants15 min
FRIOpento play
This week’s plan

45 / 60 agreed minutes

15 minutes of space in the plan.

Estimates guide a conversation; they do not measure diligence.

03 / 06 · A simple way to connect

Their own space. Your peace of mind.

See the parent’s controls and the child’s screen, side by side.

Connected devices
Parent view
How long connections last

Extended login: up to eight months, or 90 days without use. Temporary login: up to 8 hours. Setup codes: 10 minutes.

Ready for your approval

Alex · Alex’s iPhone

Approve only if this number matches the child’s screen.

4827

Extended login · for everyday use.

Alex’s device

A

One last check.

Show this number to your parent.

4827
Waiting for their approval

For your own phone or tablet.

04 / 06 · Your everyday, a little easier

A real day. A clearer view of it.

Explore the family’s chores, review, rewards, help, and progress.

The family plan
Parent viewP

Alex’s Sunday

Small jobs. A good day ahead.

A clear next step, with room for the rest of life.

Today
1/3Chores accepted
200Points available
1Waiting for review
Care for Luna & tidy her cornerAlex · today · parent review
Pack tomorrow’s school bagAlex · three helpful steps
Water the balcony plantsAccepted today · +20 points
✓ Done

You’re in control. This view stays until you choose another.

05 / 06 · Camera help, right in the app

Take a photo. Find the next step.

Photo or video · clips up to 10 seconds · clear steps for the chore in front of them.

Alex · tidy the living room

A little camera help.
A clearer place to begin.

The planned camera tools let kids take a photo in the TidyKid app—or record a clip up to 10 seconds. TidyKid would point out visible things that may still need attention and suggest clear steps to help with the chore.

Interactive demonstration · illustration and sample suggestions. Photo and video analysis are planned.

Choose an item to see its suggested next step.

Photo taken in TidyKid3 things to check
Illustrated chore area with a mug to clear, spilled juice to wipe, and a shirt to put away
1Cup to clear
2
3
Living-room tidy · photo guidanceParent review stays in place

Suggested from the photo

One cup. One easy last step.

Take the mug to the agreed spot, then check the table once more.

06 / 06 · Make room for family life

Less organizing.
More moments worth making.

Explore sample suggestions for a plan you can review and make your own.

A smoother start
Routine builder

Alex’s morning

Ready for the day.
Room to feel proud.

“Before school, feed Luna, pack the school bag, and check the water bottle.”

Three manageable little steps

Ready for your review
Feed LunaFresh food and water in the agreed spot
20 pts
Pack my school bagHomework folder and pencil case
20 pts
Check my water bottleFilled and ready by the door
10 pts

You choose the child, points, timing, and final steps.

Protect the good moments
Family plan

Wednesday is for being together.

Keep game night.
Move the small stuff.

WEDNESDAY21
Family game night6:30 pm · everyone’s invited
Luna’s cornerAlex · 40 points
THURSDAY22
Luna’s cornerSuggested move · same 40 points
Same responsibility. More breathing room for the family.

A suggestion waits for you. Nothing moves without your say.

Interactive demonstration · sample family · actions stay in this page.

A plan for every season

Home stays home, even when you travel.

Choose your home region and review the active months for outdoor chores. Lawn reminders can pause for winter and return in spring. Before a seasonal change, choose to resume early, wait longer or skip an optional spring or fall cleanup. Repeat weekly, every three weeks, monthly, or at your own interval.

Home: Minnesota

May–October · lawn season
November–April · lawn reminders paused

Illustrative months, editable for local conditions. Optional location detection needs parent confirmation. Travel never moves the household automatically. Seasonal breaks stay out of frequency learning. Available in the private owner preview.

Tidy Assistant · Make room for life

A family plan can change.

Tell Tidy Assistant about an outing, review the proposed activity and chore times, then approve. Move the activity in Schedule and unstarted chores adjust with it.

“We’re going to a play on Thursday.”

Review the date and time → Approve your plan

Work already started or reviewed stays unchanged. If the day has no space, a chore pauses for parent review without earning points. Available in the private owner preview.

TIDY ASSISTANT · A RHYTHM THAT FITS

Your family changes.
Your schedule can, too.

Planned a chore every three weeks, but keep asking for it sooner? Tidy Assistant can notice consistent changes in your recorded requests and suggest a better rhythm.

Suggestions start on. Accept a new interval, then choose whether future schedules should keep up as needs become more or less frequent. You can switch back to reviewing each change.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

“This chore is usually needed every 12 days.”

Original planEvery 21 days
Suggested rhythmEvery 12 days

Accept the rhythm → Choose ongoing adjustments

  • Uses your family’s explicit request dates
  • Checks availability and workload before changing future chores
  • Keeps a history, with a way to restore the previous rhythm
Available in the private owner preview. Public family access is not open. Late or missed chores do not count as a change in need.

SMALL STEPS. SHARED WINS.

Find the plan for your family.

Explore the features, pricing, and availability in one checklist.

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Private owner testing only. Family registration and subscriptions are not open.