# Charty: Kids Visual Schedule — Autism adhd routine chart

> Visual routine charts and reward system for children aged 4-10. (iPhone/iPad app by Pascal Peltriaux.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/charty-kids-visual-schedule/id6770372472 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Pascal Peltriaux](https://appshunter.io/developer/1895413186)
- Category: Education, Lifestyle
- Price: Free with in-app purchases
- Rating: 1.00/5 from 1 App Store ratings · 1 written reviews indexed
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 17.0 · 80 MB
- Languages: American English, French (France), German (Germany), Italian, European Portuguese, European Spanish
- Released: 2026-05-20
- Data updated: 2026-09-02
- Monetization: free
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/charty-kids-visual-schedule/id6770372472/reviews.md

## What is Charty?

Visual routines that help kids feel calm, capable, and proud.

Charty turns the morning rush, the bedtime drag, and every routine in between into a clear list of pictures your child can follow on their own. Tap. Tick. Earn a star. Watch the day come together.

Built for kids aged 4 to 10 — and especially helpful for children with autism, ADHD, or anyone who thrives on predictable, visual structure — Charty replaces shouting and reminders with a tool the kid actually wants to use.

WHY FAMILIES LOVE CHARTY

• Picture-first routines — every task shows a friendly icon, so even pre-readers can run their own morning.
• Let them choose — build a set of 2 to 6 pictures and drop it into a routine, so "What's for breakfast?" becomes a step your child answers themselves. Or open one on its own, any time.
• A colour-coded plan they can read — a colour for every day, a picture card for every activity, and a whole month at a glance with days gone by crossed off. Date a one-off so the zoo trip lands on one Saturday, not every Saturday, and page ahead to next month.
• Tick from the Home Screen — the interactive widget marks tasks done without opening the app, and an Apple Watch app puts the routine on their wrist.
• Print it for the fridge — export the week or the whole month as a PDF, plus a one-page progress report for school or therapy. Both Charty Plus.
• Real rewards your kid cares about — set up "30 min iPad", "ice cream" or "trip to the park". Earn stars by ticking tasks; spend them when ready.
• Built-in picture puzzle — an optional reward where each piece is unlocked by completing routines. Hand-illustrated scenes, or a family photo.
• Gentle timers, and your own voice — give a task a visual countdown, and record yourself reading it aloud so your child hears you, not text-to-speech.
• 11 celebration styles — confetti, balloons, fireworks, calm wave, dinosaurs, toy cars, robots and more. Every finished chart is its own little party, with a calm mode for overwhelm days.
• Sensory-aware — full Reduce Motion support, optional sounds, calm-mode that strips celebrations back.
• Accessibility-first — VoiceOver labels throughout, Dynamic Type to AX5, Bold Text, Differentiate Without Color, contrast checked on every background.
• Parent gate — Settings sit behind a PIN or Face ID, so kids can't rewrite the rules.
• One app, every kid — each child gets their own charts, their own star balance, and their own progress.
• iCloud sync — the same charts, points, and progress on every device in the family.
• 7 languages — English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Brazilian and European Portuguese.
• iPad-ready — full-screen layout with a 2-column chart grid.

FREE TO USE, WITH AN OPTIONAL UNLOCK

Charty is free to download and genuinely usable that way: two charts, five tasks each, one child — enough for a real morning and bedtime routine, forever, with no time limit and no ads.

Charty Plus is a single one-time purchase — never a subscription. It unlocks unlimited charts and tasks, multiple children, recorded voice prompts, task timers, parent insights, the interactive widget and Watch app, every theme and celebration, and printable charts. Buy once — it works across your family's devices.

PRIVACY AS A VALUE, NOT A TAGLINE

• Zero tracking, zero ads, zero analytics
• No third-party SDKs; no data leaves the device unless you turn on iCloud sync (to your own account only)
• Photos you add to the puzzle stay on your devices
• Crash reports go through Apple's built-in metrics only — never shared with us

MADE WITH CARE FOR ONE SPECIFIC FAMILY — AND NOW YOURS

Charty was built by a parent who wanted something better than another generic chore-chart app. Every default, every animation, every word was chosen to feel kind. Whether your child is neurotypical or has additional needs, Charty meets them where they are.

Visual routines. Calm celebrations. A kid who can do it themselves.

## Key features

- Picture-first routines
- Point-based rewards system
- Built-in picture puzzle reward
- Multiple celebration styles
- Themed backgrounds
- Sensory-aware design
- Parent gate for settings

## Pricing and in-app purchases

Base price: Free.

**One-time purchases**

| Purchase | Price | Type |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Charty Plus | $4.99 | one-time |


## Recent user reviews (1 of 1)

All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/charty-kids-visual-schedule/id6770372472/reviews.md

### 1/5 — Eh…. Developed without a plan.

*2026-06-09*

Not intuitive. If a kid accidentally marks a template complete, they cannot undo that final chore and have to start the entire routine over from scratch - doesn’t make sense.

**Developer response:** You were right, and thank you for taking the time to write it up.

Completing a chart really was a one-way door — one accidental tap on the last task, and Restart was the only way out. For a four-year-old that is exactly the wrong failure.

Version 1.2.2 added an Undo button to the "All done!" bar. It un-ticks just that last task and leaves every other tick in place, and it adjusts the stars to match. No more starting over.

If you give it another try and something else gets in the way, I'd genuinely like to hear it.

## Frequently asked questions about Charty

### What is Charty's learning methodology?

Charty utilizes a visual learning methodology, presenting tasks as icons that pre-readers can easily follow. This approach aims to build independence and self-management skills in children.

### How does Charty track progress?

Progress is tracked through a 'tap and tick' system where children mark tasks as complete. Earning stars for completed tasks and unlocking puzzle pieces are key indicators of progress.

### Does Charty offer certifications?

Charty does not offer formal certifications. Its focus is on building daily life skills and fostering a sense of accomplishment through visual routines and rewards.

### What is the pricing for Charty?

Charty is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with using the app.

### What devices does Charty support?

Charty is compatible with Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, offering a full-screen layout with a 2-column chart grid on larger screens.

### How often is Charty updated?

The latest version, 1.2.0, was released on June 22, 2026, indicating a recent update. The app was initially released on May 20, 2026.

### Does Charty have ads?

No, Charty is completely ad-free. The developers emphasize privacy and state that there are zero ads, zero tracking, and zero analytics.

### What is the age rating for Charty?

Charty is rated for ages 4 and up. This makes it suitable for young children who are beginning to manage their daily tasks.

## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 1.5.0 — 2026-08-27

Print the plan — and put it on the fridge

• Print or share the plan as a PDF — the week's rows or the whole month grid, ready for the fridge, the classroom, or grandma's house. Charty Plus.
• A progress report for school or therapy — one printable page of how the week or month actually went, straight from parent statistics. Charty Plus.
• Just once — a zoo trip on one Saturday is a one-off now, not every Saturday forever. Weekly things still repeat every week.
• Browse ahead — page through weeks and months, and print whichever one you are looking at. Next month's plan, before it starts.
• Plan is its own tab now, the parent gear is on every screen, and the week can start on Monday or Sunday — your choice.
• New widgets for stars and puzzle progress, a timer alarm that keeps ringing until you stop it, and a full pass over all seven languages.

Made with care by a parent, for kids who love a visual, predictable routine.

### 1.4.0 — 2026-08-25

Let them choose — and see the whole month

• Choices — build a set of 2 to 6 pictures your child picks from. Drop one into a routine, so "What's for breakfast?" becomes a step they answer themselves. Picking earns the star.
• Open a choice on its own from Do It any time — perfect for snack, clothes, or which game comes next. No stars, just a decision they own.
• This Week is now colour-coded, with a picture card for every activity and a colour for every day. See a full month at a glance, with days gone by crossed off.
• The week now starts on the day your region starts on.

Made with care by a parent, for kids who love a visual, predictable routine.

### 1.3.1 — 2026-08-13

Goals! Pick a reward, watch the stars add up

• Star Goals — your child taps any reward to make it their goal. A big meter on the Rewards tab shows how close they are, tap by tap.
• The family puzzle can be the goal too — the meter fills as pieces are placed, and everyone celebrates when the picture is done.
• First/Then mode now speaks each task as its card appears, with a replay button — lovely with recorded parent voice prompts.

Made with care by a parent, for kids who love a visual, predictable routine.

### 1.2.2 — 2026-07-22

Undo a tap — without losing the whole routine

• Ticked the last task by accident? There's now an Undo button on the "All done!" bar. It un-ticks just that one task and leaves everything else exactly as it was — no more starting the routine over from scratch.
• Stars are adjusted automatically when you undo, so the balance always matches what's actually been done.

This one came straight from a parent's review. Thank you — please keep the feedback coming.

Made with care by a parent, for kids who love a visual, predictable routine.

### 1.2.1 — 2026-06-26

Petites corrections et finitions
• L'écran de déblocage Charty Plus se ferme désormais tout seul dès que Plus est activé — y compris lorsqu'il arrive via un code échangé, le Partage familial ou un achat approuvé sur un autre appareil.
• Améliorations mineures de la stabilité.

Merci d'utiliser Charty — créé avec soin par un parent, pour les enfants qui aiment une routine visuelle et prévisible.

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