tinyduties
Tiny duties, big skills.
Three small things for each child, every day: a conversation at the dinner table, a chore at their current step, and a responsibility of their own. For ages 4 to 16. Everyone in the family sees the same progress, and now and then you learn something alongside your child, or remember what you had forgotten.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play, in English and Turkish.
One talk
Questions with no right answer: philosophy, history, the world, feelings. Siblings discuss the same topic at their own age.
One chore
From the step the child is working on right now. Not too easy, not too hard.
One responsibility
Bringing in the mail, watering the plant. Looking after their own things.
No points, just steps
Ten skill ladders, from a tidy room to the kitchen, from money to first aid. When the child can do a step on their own, a parent says "Yes" and the next one opens. Say "Not yet" and they stay on the step; we ask again a week later.
A year that writes itself
What they said in your talks, the countries you explored, the museums you visited, the things they did for the first time. Each area grows in a garden that never shrinks. By the end of the year you have a journey written in your child's own voice.
A country a week, a skill a month
Each week a country: one word, one surprising fact, one Sunday dish. Each month a skill, step by step over four weeks. Every other week an idea for a museum, gallery or botanical garden, with three questions for afterwards.
Add what the list is missing
Feeding the cat, the violin, swimming… A one-step task comes as a card on the days you pick; write a few steps and it becomes a whole new skill ladder. There is also "today's mission": send your child a mission, it opens in child mode as "A mission for you!", and finishing it earns a sticker. Stickers collect in their life journey; there are no points.
Edit a ladder your way
Change, remove or add steps on one of the app's ladders; your child carries on from the step they are on, and the chore card brings your step on the same days. Skip a step that is not for you, or open a category of your own, like "Music" or "Calm", and grow it in the skill garden.
A screen of their own
Open it on their own tablet if they have one, or lend them your phone for a while. They see the day's cards on a big, simple screen and tick off what they finish themselves. Child mode closes only with a four-digit code you choose.
One family, one progress
A partner, a grandparent, a carer: they join with a one-time invite code. Whoever marks a card, you both see it.
A missed day is not a penalty
An unfinished task comes back the next day as "still waiting for you". No streak breaks, no counter resets.
A small reward, if you like
You choose the day's, week's and month's celebration: a trip to the park, baking a cake together.
A bonus card from what they love
Animals, music, space, sport. Every other day a small task from something your child loves.
Months of new content
Dozens of talk topics, each at two age levels, ten skill ladders and age-based responsibilities. No card comes twice in a month.
No ads, no tracking
No ads, no analytics, no AI. What you write is seen only by the parents in your family.
How to start Full guide →
- Sign in with your email. No password; you get a six-digit code. Sign in with Apple works too.
- Add your children. Starting steps are set from their age.
- Invite a family member. Send a code and run the family together.
