Morning
Up, dressed, fed, teeth, shoes. The same order every day, so nobody has to be chased through it.
Less negotiating.
Toddlers do better when they know what comes next. Cleo Routine gives them a card for every step, so instead of arguing about what happens after bath, you point at the screen.
- iOS
- Completely free
Free. No account needed. Android coming soon.
Good morning, Ada
Get dressed
Brush teeth
Breakfast
One more to go
Routines they can see.
Three parts of the day that go better with a picture than an argument.
After school
The hardest transition of the day, made predictable. Unpack, snack, wind down, in the same order every time.
Evening
Bath, books, teeth, lights out, without the negotiation. When the cards say so, it is time.
Every step has a picture.
Around ninety of them, drawn for this app. Brushing teeth, feeding the dog, packing the bag, walking to school. Pick the ones your morning actually involves, or make your own.
Two kids, one screen.
Twin Mode splits the screen into side-by-side checklists, so siblings race through the routine together. Each one ticks off their own steps, and the celebration only comes when both are done.
Make it theirs.
Build a routine from the activity library or add your own. Drag to reorder whenever the day changes, and finish every list with a small, silly celebration.
Settings sit behind a parents-only maths question, so little fingers cannot rearrange the day on their way through it.
Free, and quiet about it.
No account, no subscription, no purchases of any kind. This is an app a child uses on their own, so there is nothing in it that tries to sell them something.
You can sign in with your Cleo account if you want it tied to the rest of the suite, but nothing here needs it.
Try it tomorrow morning.
It is free, and it takes about a minute to set up the first routine.
Want to see what's new?
I write down everything I change in Cleo: the big features and the small fixes. Have a look at the release notes.