Android app · Ages 4–8 · iOS coming
Building Good Habits for Kids
Your phone sets the day. Their tablet follows it.
Pick routines like wake up, brush teeth, and bedtime. They see a picture, tap Done, and earn a star. You see what's done without asking again.
Free for one child · About 5 minutes to set up · No credit card
Up and running before tomorrow morning
Your phone. Their tablet. About five minutes.
Add your kids
Create a profile for each child. Name and a picture. About two minutes.
Build your routines
Pick from templates like wake up, brush teeth, and bedtime, or make your own. Set the time and which days it repeats.
Scan their tablet
Show a QR code from your phone. They scan it once. You can add another device later.
Let Kiddobell guide daily life
The bell rings on their tablet. They tap Done. You see it on your phone.
Your phone. Their tablet.
You set the routines. They tap Done.
Kid view: today's list, then stars toward a prize
Set up once. Stop chasing everyone down.
See how the day is going without asking “did you do it?” for the fifth time.
- Set up routines in minutes with templates
- See today for the child you're looking at
- See what's done, missed, or still coming
- One prize per child on Free; up to five with Premium
- A gentle bell when a routine is due
Big buttons. What's next. Paired once per child.
A simple screen on their device so kids follow along on their own.
- A picture and a time for each routine
- Today's list on their tablet
- Tap Done when a routine is finished
- Build streaks and earn stars toward a prize you set
Five looks. Same simple day.
Unicorn, ocean, dino, space, or blocks. Kids pick the colors. The list stays a picture, a time, and Done.
Unicorn Magic
Ocean Adventure
Dino Land
Space Explorer
Block Builder
They choose the theme
The list stays easy to tap
Built by parents, for parents
Kiddobell comes from our own messy mornings: lost shoes, reluctant tooth-brushers, the fifth reminder before school. We're parents building what we wished we had for our own families.
It didn't start as a business plan. It started at our own kitchen counters. Every feature still begins with one question: does this actually make the day a little easier?
Questions parents ask first
Straight answers. No gotchas.
How long does setup take?
About 5 minutes to add your child and create your first routine. You can always adjust as life changes.
What ages is Kiddobell for?
Ages 4–8. Each routine is a picture and a time, with a big Done button.
Is it really free?
Core routines are free forever for one child: the kid screen on a paired tablet, pictures, one prize, stars and streaks, cloud sync, and today's view on your phone. No credit card to start. Family Premium ($5.99/month or $49/year) is optional and adds more kids, up to five prizes per child, caregiver invites, and full history. Parents can sign in on more than one phone with the same account.
What's free, and what needs Premium?
Your first child's routines, kid screen, one prize, stars and streaks, cloud sync, and today's view are free forever. Family Premium adds more kids, up to five prizes per child, full history beyond 7 days, and caregiver access (view prizes and mark gifts given). If Premium ends, extra prizes are archived (one kept per child) and caregiver access is revoked. Another parent who needs the full app can sign in with the same household login. You can upgrade or cancel anytime. Your routines stay yours.
Do kids need their own accounts?
No. You sign in on your phone. Their tablet pairs once by scanning a QR code. Kids never need an email or password.
Where do we get the app?
KiddoBell is an Android app. Install it on your phone and on their tablet. An iOS app is coming. Free and Family Premium are the same on both.
Ready to stop being the reminder?
Install the Android app, add one child, and set tomorrow's routines tonight. Free to start. No credit card.