DayDoo Shared Family Calendar
Kids Planner & School Routine
About
This app helps families manage schedules and routines with a child-centric design. It offers shared calendars, school timetables, and personalized profiles to foster responsibility and time awareness in children.
What's New in DayDoo Shared Family Calendar
1.07
October 6, 2026
DayDoo is now available on iPad! - A layout designed for the big screen: your family's week, school timetable, routines and chores at a glance - Profiles and settings arranged to make the most of the extra space - Everything stays in sync between iPhone and iPad Enjoying DayDoo? A quick review on the App Store helps other families find us. Thank you!
MoreFAQ
How does DayDoo help children learn responsibility?
DayDoo empowers children to plan their own day, check off tasks, and visualize their progress. This hands-on approach cultivates time awareness and responsibility, reducing the need for constant parental oversight.
Is DayDoo suitable for young children?
Yes, DayDoo is designed with children in mind, featuring big, clear screens and routines that are easy to follow. Its age rating is 4+, making it appropriate for a wide range of young users.
Does DayDoo collect any user data?
No, DayDoo prioritizes privacy and collects absolutely no data. It is COPPA and GDPR compliant, and Apple's privacy label confirms its commitment to user data protection.
How often is DayDoo updated?
The latest version is 1.06, and the app was last updated on September 22, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.
What devices can I use DayDoo on?
DayDoo is available for iPhone and iPod devices, allowing families to sync their schedules across these platforms.
Can I set up DayDoo quickly?
Yes, the app is designed for quick setup, allowing you to get your family organized in under two minutes.
Does DayDoo have ads?
No, DayDoo is completely ad-free, ensuring an uninterrupted and focused experience for your family.
What makes DayDoo different from other family calendars?
Unlike many adult-focused calendars with added child features, DayDoo is built from the child's perspective. It emphasizes readable interfaces, routines as habits, and visible progress, fostering genuine engagement.
