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Little jobs.
Big possibilities.

A place for kids to build good habits, earn rewards and work towards something wonderful. With you cheering them on.

A peek inside Kideo
My dayJ
THURSDAY, 10 SEPTEMBER24 stars

A little effort.
A lot to be proud of, Jamie.

Your day, one good thing at a time.

Today’s little jobs1 of 3
Water the plantsLovely work
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Read for 20 minutesOne more chapter?
Walk with the dogA little fresh air together
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Try the star to finish a job.

Something to look forward to

You pick
movie night.

Popcorn included, of course.

THIS WEEK30
Made for their “I did it!” moments.Product preview · example family
THE WHOLE SYSTEM, MADE SIMPLE

Enough structure to start.
Enough room to grow.

Kideo turns a big family plan into a small, clear day for each child. Parents keep control. Kids get a voice.

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focus steps today

Optional extras stay available without becoming pressure.

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age-aware starting ideas

For ages 2–12, ordered around what your family wants to build.

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reward horizons

Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly promises children can see.

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big goals for the year

Each one becomes smaller monthly milestones they can reach.

BUILT FOR CAPABILITY, NOT COMPLIANCE

Less nagging.
More knowing what to do.

Responsibility grows through clear expectations, real practice and a child who feels part of the plan. That is the thinking behind every Kideo screen.

Instead of“No shouting.”
A step they can practise“Use a calm voice when I’m upset.”

Keep the first step small.

The American Academy of Pediatrics advises introducing one new responsibility at a time because long lists can overwhelm.

Read the AAP guidance

Say what they can do.

CDC guidance for younger children recommends simple, specific directions and positive choices instead of only saying what to stop.

Read the CDC guidance

Let children help choose.

In a randomized trial of 34 children aged 5–12 receiving rehabilitation, child-chosen goals were achieved to a similar extent as parent-chosen goals and held at five months.

See the published study
JAMIE’S LITTLE WORLDJ

Very you.
Very much your thing.

AnimalsBooksOutdoors
A favourite colour
A little “I did it!”

Go on, make it theirs. The preview changes too.

THEIR COLOUR. THEIR INTERESTS. THEIR GOALS.

They’re part of it.
From the very start.

Invite them to help shape their little world. Pick a favourite colour, choose a completion icon and talk about the things they love.

Then dream a little together. What would they love to learn, try or achieve this year?

A thoughtful start for the whole family
LITTLE TREATS. BIG DREAMS.

Small rewards now.
Big goals stay big.

A bedtime story tonight. Movie night this week. A family day out next month. Parents decide the promise and the star price.

Yearly goals have their own milestones, separate from spendable stars. Choosing pancakes never takes progress away from learning to ride a bike.

DailyWeeklyMonthlyYearly
A LITTLE TREAT

Pancakes.
Your way.

Saturday breakfast15
MY BIG GOAL

Ride my bike.
All by myself.

Get the hang of balancing
2Try a little pedalling
3A whole lap of the park

Progress to be proud of. No stars to spend.

FROM YOUR PLAN TO THEIR PROUD MOMENT

One calm family loop.
Easy to change when life changes.

Every part stays visible and editable from the parent space.

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Parents set the shape.

Add the family, choose priorities and prepare steps and rewards.

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Kideo gives a head start.

Browse age-aware ideas, then edit, add, pause or remove anything.

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Kids make it theirs.

Choose their colour, interests, completion mark and three big goals together.

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Today stays achievable.

Three focus steps appear first. More is available when they want it.

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Progress becomes a conversation.

Approve effort, keep reward promises and review the week, month and year.

Raise capable kids.
Keep family life human.

Join parents building responsibility, confidence and good habits one achievable step at a time.

A few little questions.

When can we try it?

We’re building the new Kideo now. Join the waitlist and we’ll let you know when it’s ready for your family. The screens above are a preview of what’s coming.

Will there be an iPhone app?

Yes, an iPhone app is planned. We’re starting with the web experience, so families can get going in a browser.

Do rewards have to cost money?

Not at all. Choosing the family film, a picnic together or being in charge of the breakfast menu can be a reward. Your family decides what feels right.

Can every child have different jobs and goals?

That’s the idea. Each child has their own profile, jobs, rewards and goals. Parents can add, pause and adjust them as their children grow.