The ADHD routine app kids actually want to open
Routine Hero guides your ADHD child (ages 6 to 12) step by step through the morning, homework and bedtime. They earn stars. You stop being the cop and get to be their parent again. And when the day falls apart, a copilot helps you hold on.
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Morning questLeo, age 8
12 stars
Feet on the floor, curtains open.
Surprise chest: +3 bonus stars
Try it. This is what your child sees.
What parents of ADHD kids live with, and rarely say out loud.
I say the same thing ten times, every single morning.
And by the tenth, your voice rises on its own.
I yelled again. I never wanted to be that parent.
Then the guilt, at night, once they're finally asleep.
I spend my days being the cop.
Watching, reminding, chasing, instead of enjoying them.
It's always me carrying everything.
The schedule, the backpack, the appointments, the mental load.
People say they're just badly behaved.
School, family, the looks at pickup.
They're starting to think they're stupid.
And that may be what hurts the most.
You're not a bad parent, and they're not doing it on purpose.
An ADHD brain needs a visible structure, one step at a time and a reward right away. That's exactly what Routine Hero gives them, so you don't have to carry it all.
A day with an ADHD kid, from wake-up to bedtime.
7:45am
“Get dressed.” For the fifth time.
They check it off themselves and earn a star. You don't have to remind them anymore.
5:30pm
Homework. And already the tears.
A visible timer, a well-earned break. Getting started is no longer a battle.
9:00pm
One more glass of water. And one last hug. And another.
The ritual becomes predictable, and bedtime comes without bargaining.
Name, age, avatar. Their morning and evening quests are ready to play.
On your phone or a tablet, in Kid mode locked by your parent code. They move forward on their own, step by step.
Every week, a clear report and one concrete idea for next week. No more repeating yourself ten times.
Routine Hero isn't just a game for your child. It's also a copilot for the parent, there in the evening when the day has gone off the rails and you don't know what to try next.
Active days, routines done, mood: what worked and what's stuck, in plain words.
Tough moment? Describe it and get concrete ideas plus a custom mission for your child. Only turned on with your consent.
Your parent code protects your settings. No ads, ever.
Idea for this week: pack the backpack the night before, right after dinner, and make it a step of the evening quest.
For three days now, they've refused to start their homework. I don't know what to do anymore.
Three days is exhausting, for them and for you. Getting started is often the hardest part. Let's start small: 10 minutes, a visible timer, then a break.
Mission added for tomorrow: “First exercise in 10 minutes”
Example conversation
Instant, varied rewards that keep working beyond the first week.
An animation, a sound, a star: the reward comes right away, not at the end of the week.
Quest done, chest opened: bonus stars or a sticker to collect.
One missed day doesn't wipe everything out. Motivation lasts.
Badges mark their progress, quest after quest.
| Feature | Paper chart | Typical chore apps | Routine Hero |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instant, animated reward | |||
| One app for kid and parent | Sometimes two | ||
| AI copilot for the parent | |||
| Weekly report | Varies | ||
| No extra device to buy | Sometimes a dedicated tablet |
Routine Hero is also the companion app of the Routine Hero ADHD Daily Planner on Amazon. Your feedback shapes what we build next: write to hello@getroutinehero.com, the founder answers personally.
$7.99 / month
$59 / year
About $4.92 a month: save 38%
7-day free trial on both plans, no card needed. It starts when you create your child's profile. A card is only asked for at the end of the trial, if you keep going. Secure payment with Stripe.
No. Routine Hero helps any child aged 6 to 12 who struggles with routines, focus or motivation, diagnosed or not.
No. Routine Hero is an everyday tool for organization and motivation, not a treatment. It complements the work you do with your child's professionals.
Phone, tablet or computer, right in the browser. Nothing to install, nothing extra to buy.
So your subscription continues without interruption if the app works for you. Nothing is charged for 7 days, and you can cancel anytime from your parent space.
No ads, no data selling. The AI copilot only turns on with your explicit consent, and you can delete your child's profile at any time.
That's the challenge with any tool. Routine Hero varies the rewards (stars, surprise chest, badges) and protects streaks with a shield, so motivation lasts beyond the first week.
Try Routine Hero for 7 days. If your mornings don't change, cancel anytime from your parent space.
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