KidCueReal cues for real routines.
KidCue is a visual schedule for kids that makes time visible—using familiar objects, gentle visuals, and calm pacing so every step feels doable.
Why families pick KidCue
Calm clarity in a noisy day: kids see what’s next, parents breathe easier.
Real objects, real meaning
They see their own toothbrush and shoes, so you repeat yourself less.
Add every child
Separate rhythms for each kid; no more fights over whose turn it is.
Printable stickers
Print the cues and stick them on the fridge/door so offline mornings still run smoothly.
Sync across devices
Update once—Mom’s phone, Dad’s tablet, and the kid’s device all match.
Copy/paste routines
Clone bedtime from Monday to the rest of the week in two taps—less rebuild, more consistency.
Offline, parent mode
Works without internet; edits stay behind a parent lock so kids can’t break the schedule.
Evidence & trust
Visual schedule for kids, trusted by real families.
Parents and teachers using KidCue’s visual schedules report calmer mornings and easier transitions.
“The visual schedule means I don’t repeat myself all morning. She just looks and knows what’s next.”
Parent of a 6-year-old
“My ADHD kiddo finally stays on track—gentle sounds and real pictures make transitions less of a battle.”
Parent of an 8-year-old
“In my autism classroom, visual schedules lowered anxiety in week one. Kids see time instead of guessing.”
Special ed teacher
How it works
How visual schedules work for kids.
KidCue is a visual schedule app for kids and families: it makes time visible, reduces verbal reminders, and supports ADHD/autistic kids as well as any child who needs clearer routines.
What is a visual schedule?
A visual schedule shows activities and time kids can see—not just spoken instructions—ideal for ADHD, autism, and young kids who need clearer routines.
Why it works
Visual schedules reduce verbal reminders, make transitions predictable, and lower anxiety so executive function can kick in.
How KidCue makes time visible
Time progresses visually; kids see what’s happening now and what comes next—getting ready, homework, brushing teeth, and every transition.
Gentle cues + parent mode
Soft sounds guide changes without stress, and parent mode locks edits so kids can use their schedule independently and safely.
Ready to guide your next routine?
Start KidCue on iOS. Android and web are coming—join the list and help shape what’s next.
Frequently asked questions
Privacy, pricing, and how KidCue fits your family’s rhythm.
What is a visual schedule for kids?
It’s a way to show routines and time visually so kids can see what’s now and next—especially helpful for ADHD, autistic kids, and any child who needs clearer transitions.
Is KidCue free or paid?
KidCue offers monthly and yearly subscriptions, plus a one-time unlock. No ads, no dark upsells.
Does it work for mornings and bedtime?
Yes. Morning, after-school, and bedtime flows are built-in and easy to adjust.
How does KidCue handle privacy?
Your photos stay private. No ads, no data sharing—routines are built for your family, not for ads.
Does it help kids with ADHD or autism?
KidCue uses predictable visuals and gentle sounds that many neurodivergent kids find calming.
What age is a visual schedule for?
Visual schedules can help toddlers through early elementary. Younger kids see what’s next; older kids use it to build independence and manage transitions.
Do visual schedules work for toddlers?
Yes. Toddlers benefit from seeing real objects and short routines. Keep steps small, repeat daily, and use gentle cues instead of loud alarms.
Is there an Android or web version?
iOS first. Android and web are on the way—join the waitlist to hear when we open access.
KidCue, built for calmer days.
Start with iOS today. Android and web coming soon.