TinyTasks

Your kid runs their own morning.

A chore board made of pictures, on the iPad you already own. Every task is an icon, so they can run it before they can read.

Download on the App Store

Free to start. Compare chore chart apps

Brush teeth
Get dressed
Feed the dog
Make bed
Eat breakfast
Put away toys

No reading required

Most chore apps are lists, which works fine once a kid can read one. TinyTasks is a chart made of pictures. Every task is an illustrated icon from a library of more than 90, the cards are big enough for small fingers, and finishing takes one tap. A four-year-old can see what's next and get it done without asking what the words say.

  • The picture is the task, not a setting you turn on.
  • Tap-sized cards. Built for iPad, not shrunk from a phone.
  • Instant celebration. Finishing should feel like winning.

Most families using TinyTasks have kids between about four and eight. Plenty keep using it well past that, and it works for anyone who'd rather see a picture than read a list.

What's in the app

Built for iPads

Large cards, smooth tap-to-complete, instant feedback. Kids run this themselves.

The kid's board: big picture cards in a Todo column and a Done column

Illustrated icons for every chore

Brushing teeth, feeding the dog, packing a bag. More than 90 icons, so the picture does the explaining. Every icon comes in three styles — try them below, then pick your kid's favorite in the app.

  • Brush teeth
  • Get dressed
  • Eat breakfast
  • Feed the dog
  • Make bed
  • Put away toys
  • Reading time
  • Put on shoes
  • Laundry
  • Empty trash
  • Water plants
  • Pajamas

Celebrations

Pick a celebration for each kid that matches their personality. It plays the moment every task for the day is done.

Editing a kid profile: avatar, accent color, and the celebration GIF that plays when all tasks are done

Scheduling

Daily, weekly, afternoon-only, or one-off. Build the routine that fits your house.

The parent's task list showing daily, weekly and afternoon schedules for two kids

Parent dashboard

Create tasks, track progress, and manage every kid from one clean view.

The parent dashboard with today's task count, today's events and a quick-create button

Sync you don't have to think about

Your tasks live in your account, not in a file you have to link somewhere. Set something up on your iPad and it's there. Nothing to connect, nothing that quietly stops working.

TinyTasks ships updates regularly and there's a real person on the other end of info@tinytasks.co.

How it works

  1. 01

    Create a profile

    Add your child's name, pick an avatar, choose their celebration. Two minutes.

  2. 02

    Add a few tasks

    Start simple: "brush teeth", "put away toys". Two or three is plenty. Build from there.

  3. 03

    Hand them the iPad

    They see what's next, tap it done, and celebrate. Every single day.

It runs on the iPad you already own

Wall-mounted family displays start around $300 and most charge a yearly fee on top of that. TinyTasks is an app, not another screen. Put it on the iPad in the kitchen, the old one in the drawer, or the one your kid already uses. Stand it up, prop it on the counter, or mount it if you want to. Nothing to buy, nothing to ship, nothing to return.

  • TinyTasks

    $18.99 first year

    your iPad + Plus

  • A wall display

    $400–$785 first year

    screen + subscription

Range from two widely used wall-mounted family display brands, checked 8 September 2026. Named prices are on the comparison page below.

Our lifetime plan is $49.99, once. That's less than a single year of subscription fees on most wall displays, before you've even paid for the screen.

See a full price breakdown by brand

Pricing

  • Free

    $0

    One kid. Unlimited daily tasks. No card.

  • Plus Most popular

    $18.99 a year, or $2.99 a month

    Unlimited kids, every feature.

  • Lifetime

    $49.99 once

    Everything, forever.

Every new account starts with a 14-day trial of Plus.

Questions parents ask

Does it work on iPhone?

Not yet. TinyTasks is built for iPad, where the cards are big enough for a four-year-old to use on their own.

Do I need to buy anything?

No. It runs on any iPad on iPadOS 15.1 or later.

Can my kid change or delete tasks?

Not if you turn on the parent passcode, a Plus feature. Kids can mark tasks done; everything else is behind a 4-digit PIN.

Can I use it for more than one kid?

Yes. Free is one kid; Plus is unlimited.

Is it in the Kids category on the App Store?

No. It's a family organization tool that parents set up and kids use, listed under Productivity.

Read the full FAQ

Kids complete tasks independently and celebrate their wins. Every single day.

Download on the App Store

Free to start. iPad only. iPadOS 15.1 or later.