My Day: Kids Routine Chart

My Day turns the morning and bedtime routine into something a child can follow alone. Every job is a picture. Tap it when it is done, and a rabbit hops a little further along a winding trail, eating a carrot at every stop. Finish the whole list and a flower grows in the meadow below. Tomorrow the board is clean again, and the flower is still there. MADE FOR CHILDREN WHO CANNOT READ YET Each job is a large picture with a short word underneath, so a pre-reader knows it by the picture and a new reader gets the word too. Nothing in the app has to be read to be used. GROWN-UPS SET THE LIST You can add, rename, reorder and delete jobs — up to ten of them. Give each one an illustration or an emoji from a curated set, and name it whatever your family actually calls it. A REWARD WORTH FINISHING FOR Once every carrot has been eaten, the child can steer the rabbit out into the meadow with the arrow keys or an on-screen pad, and pick the flowers into a bouquet. Each bouquet is tied with its own bow and kept on a shelf to come back to. THE DAY IS THE REAL DAY The board turns over by itself at midnight, whether or not the list was finished, because an unfinished list should not hold yesterday open. The date sits in the header in the child's own language. THREE LANGUAGES English, Russian and German, picked up from the device and switchable at any time. EVERYTHING STAYS ON THE DEVICE, AND ONLY THERE No account. No sign-in. No ads. No analytics. No in-app purchases. The app asks Android for no permissions whatsoever — not even internet access — so there is nothing it could send anywhere even if it wanted to. Everything you set up is stored on the device and goes when you uninstall.