ReadyKids vs Tiny Steps

ReadyKids helps families get through busy mornings without chaos—especially kids ages 4–12 who benefit from clear, step-by-step routines. ONE TASK AT A TIME The Kid Flow shows a single morning step with a large DONE button, friendly voice cues, and calm visual time (sun or rocket)—no stressful countdown red. LEAVE HOME CHECK Before heading out, tick off lunch, water, homework, Chromebook, sports bag, and jacket so nothing gets forgotten. FOR PARENTS • Pick a child and tap START MORNING • Edit routine steps and durations • Optional ADHD advanced mode (larger UI, calmer focus) with Plus • Weekly progress report with Plus FREE — FOREVER, NO ADS • 1 child • 1 morning routine • Basic animations & on-device voice • Works offline READYKIDS PLUS — $1.99/month (auto-renewable) • Multiple children • Bedtime & after-school routines • ADHD advanced mode • Premium themes & voice • Weekly reports READYKIDS LIFETIME — $9.99 once Everything in Plus, one-time purchase. Subscriptions are billed by Apple. Manage or cancel in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions. Restore purchases anytime in the app. Questions? hello@familymedvault.com https://jchen8863988.github.io/ReadyKids-legal/privacy-policy.html https://jchen8863988.github.io/ReadyKids-legal/eula.html https://jchen8863988.github.io/ReadyKids-legal/support.html

Are your mornings a battle? Tiny Steps turns your child's daily routine into a visual experience they can follow on their own — without you repeating every single step. Built for kids ages 2–8, Tiny Steps uses real photos (of your own child doing their activities) to create routines they actually understand. WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH TINY STEPS • Build personalized morning, bedtime, after-school, and custom routines • Add your own photos or choose from our library of 30+ activities • Let your child tap each step to mark it complete • Set timers per step so time feels real and concrete • Print the routine to stick on the fridge BUILT BY A MOM, FOR PARENTS Tiny Steps started as a physical system I made for my own daughter — printed photos on the refrigerator. This app is that same idea, in your pocket. Little by little, anything's possible.