They get things started
A heads-up arrives 10 minutes before, the routine appears at the set time, and your child taps “Start”.
Your child’s screen
More independence
Time you can see
The timer empties as your child moves along, and a bar shows where each action fits in time. Likes beating a record? Make it count up.
One thing at a time
A task can wait until the one before it is done: no brushing teeth before breakfast. Your child learns to get organized without being watched.
When they get stuck
Your child taps “I’m stuck” and you know right away which task it is. For the ones they often forget, add “Instructions”: steps to check off one by one.
No reading needed
In picture mode, the text goes away: only the pictures and the time remain, bigger. Your child taps the speaker and Naumie says what to do.
A timer of their own
Reading, play, a break: your child starts the timer, or you send it from your phone. If you like, you get a heads-up when it’s paused or almost over.
Fewer conflicts
Naumie stops by to cheer them on
Near the end, the timer gently pulses and Naumie talks to your child in the voice you picked.
Nothing counts as failing
At zero, the timer simply stops. No red and no alarm. A late routine stays put, and your child can finish it without being scolded.
Cleaning together
Saturday cleaning is a single list for all the kids involved. Each one opens it whenever they want and checks things off in any order, thanks to a dedicated mode.
Asking instead of bargaining
If something keeps your child from doing a task, they can let you know in the app. You can then skip it so they aren’t penalized.
Their week in pictures
Events you add, like soccer or Léa’s party, show up in their week. Seeing the time left before an event helps them understand days and weeks.
A reason to get going
They ask for their reward
Each finished routine earns gems. Your child spends them by choosing from the rewards you’ve set up, learning what their effort is worth and deciding where it goes.
A jar for a bigger dream
For a bike or an outing, they set gems aside and learn to save. Several kids can share the same jar and add to it together, and you can set a weekly limit.
A costume every week
Each week they finish at least one routine or list, they unlock a costume for their Naumie. It’s our way of rewarding them at no cost.
For real families
If your child has two homes, their routines pause while they’re at the other parent’s. You can also share one account to keep rewards in one place even if routines differ, or share the child’s profile between your separate accounts.
With unlimited adults and kids, you can add a grandparent with on-demand routines, or a cousin staying for the summer.
Several kids can share one device, whether it’s yours or theirs. Each parent can switch to kid mode or use any tablet or phone, whatever the model.
Try it at the next routine
1 month free, no card needed. Android first.