Chores, homework, learning and free time in one place. Children see their day and tick things off themselves; parents keep the overview and reward with stars. For families with school children just as much as for families who learn at home.
When setting up, you choose how you use Rondino. You can switch at any time without losing anything.
Our children go to school
Chores, homework and free time, without having to ask about everything every day.
Our children learn at home
Everything from family life, plus planning and proof for the canton.
From breakfast to bedtime: how the kids’ app and the day app work together.
7:15
Noah opens Rondino and knows what’s on today: chores, homework, practice. One task is marked “Now”, the rest can wait.
13:40
School sends home a worksheet. Noah adds it himself with the due date, and before tests Rondino suggests study blocks.
18:30
The day app shows you every child’s day. Confirming takes one tap, with “That was good” if you like.
19:00
Finished tasks earn stars. Kids trade them for pocket money, screen time or extras, and you set the rate and the limits.
Who has which chore, is the homework done, how much screen time is left? Rondino answers before anyone has to ask.
Choose an area above or swipe sideways through the screens. The last three show what homeschooling families get in addition. All pictures show the fictional Keller demo family.
For the children
On their own phone or a family device, children only see what is on today: chores, homework, reading, sport. The day’s sun rises a little further with every task completed.
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Household
Make the bed, set the table, feed the cat: entered once under “Recurring”, chores appear on the chosen weekdays for the right children. No reminding, no arguing.
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Stars
Children collect stars and exchange them for pocket money, screen time or extras. You set the rate and the limits.
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For the parents
The day app shows you only what matters today: what is done, what is waiting for you, which homework is coming up. You confirm finished tasks right there, with a short note if you like.
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For the parents
Everything that doesn’t matter every day lives in the family console: annual plan, recurring tasks, templates, stars, reports and settings. It opens with your parent PIN, so it stays yours even on a shared family device.
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For school kids
Children enter what they bring home from school themselves, and by when. Before a test, Rondino suggests study sessions. They tick things off themselves.
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For you
What usually hangs on notes on the fridge: appointments, shopping lists, ideas. Private or shared with the other parent, with a reminder on your phone if you like.
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For homeschooling
For families who learn at home: learning weeks, holidays and spontaneous days off. For each subject you see how much time was planned and how much was done.
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For homeschooling
Some children get through the day better when every subject has its time. The timetable lines subjects up from a start time, with breaks and a fixed lunch. If a child finishes early, everything moves forward.
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For homeschooling
In the background, each learning task is assigned to a Lehrplan 21 subject. From this comes the report per child and semester, ready to print as PDF.
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Rondino stores children’s tasks, photos and feedback. That is why security is not an extra, but standard equipment.
The database, photos and backups are in a data centre in Zurich, encrypted on disk (AES-256).
Every connection uses HTTPS or TLS. Photos are only delivered via short-lived, protected links.
Parents log in with a password and a code from the authenticator app. After five failed attempts, access is locked.
Other families see nothing. An automatic check verifies this on every change to the code.
Rondino is in a closed test phase with invited families. We will announce prices before the official launch.
For families you care about: grandparents, godparents or friends give a year of calmer mornings. The gift subscription will be available from the official launch after the test phase.
Not available yet
Rondino is free during the test phase, so there is nothing to give yet. Prices and the gift subscription will follow with the official launch.
“We built Rondino for our own family, because no app suited us: too playful for the children or too complicated for us. Today the week is planned quickly on Sunday evening, and the chores distribute themselves.”
“The mornings have changed the most. The children check for themselves what is on, from chores to the maths page, and in the evening they show me what they have achieved.”
Set up your family, add the children with a PIN, create chores and first tasks. If you learn at home, also enter the learning year and curricula, and Rondino will suggest the right learning tasks every week.
