Eh…. Developed without a plan.
Response from developer
Fixed in 1.2.2

This app helps children aged 4-10 manage daily routines with visual aids and rewards. It's designed to foster independence and reduce stress for both children and parents, particularly those with autism or ADHD.
1.2.2
July 22, 2026
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.
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Charty Plus
Unlimited charts, all kids & every feature.
Fixed in 1.2.2
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.
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.
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.
Charty is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with using the app.
Charty is compatible with Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad, offering a full-screen layout with a 2-column chart grid on larger screens.
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.
No, Charty is completely ad-free. The developers emphasize privacy and state that there are zero ads, zero tracking, and zero analytics.
Charty is rated for ages 4 and up. This makes it suitable for young children who are beginning to manage their daily tasks.