Everything a family day needs.

You confirm reported tasks with duration, title, subject and stars. There are also two short fields: “That was good” and “Next time”. The child sees the feedback with the task.

Instead of confirming, you can hand a task back. The child reworks it and, if you like, gets a bonus for it. Reworking is rewarded, not punished.

Self-chosen reading or creative work has no fixed stars. You can give surprise stars when confirming.

For homeschooling: a notice shows how many suggestions are ready for this week and next. One click takes you there.

For school children, “Today” lists the homework and tests for the next 14 days.

Each chore is entered once as a recurring task: for which children, on which weekdays, for how many stars. From then on it appears on every matching day for the right children, without you having to think about it.

Categories such as Chores and Personal care are routines: they stay on the planned day and children cannot move them.

Learning, Reading, Creative, Sport, Chores and Personal care are ready to use. Your own categories are possible (up to 12 active), each with an icon, default stars and whether the time counts.

A task can be created for several children at once. Each child does and reports it on their own.

Learning tasks get a Lehrplan 21 subject and, if you like, a textbook and the pages from–to. From this Rondino calculates progress in the book.

Adjustable per task: log the duration, ask for a photo, short description. A photo that doesn’t fit can be deleted again.

While working, tasks with a timer show the child only the current task, with “Done” and “Pause”. The measured time is suggested when reporting. The timer does not give stars.

If you like, recurring tasks stay fixed at the start of the day (e.g. “Make the bed”) or at the end (e.g. “Brush teeth”). The other tasks can be arranged freely.

Groups of tasks that appear automatically over a period of time, such as a training plan or a project week.

You offer two or three options and the child picks one. The chosen one becomes a normal task.

When you delete a recurring task, Rondino asks whether you mean just this day or the whole series.

Exactly one landscape A4 sheet per child, Monday to Friday or including the weekend, with boxes to tick by hand and space for notes.

Under “Add”, the child picks “Homework” or “Test”, writes briefly what to do and taps the due date.

The due date is separate from the day the task is done. That way homework can be moved to a quieter afternoon.

For a test, Rondino suggests up to three study sessions in the days before. The test itself appears in the plan on the day of the test.

The child ticks off homework themselves, without you having to confirm. If it is done before the due date, there is a star (adjustable).

The Homework category is active in “School kids” mode. Families who learn at home plan learning through the year plan and learning tasks.

A note or a to-do, with an optional date, reminder, repetition (daily, weekdays, weekly, monthly), list and checklist. Important things can be pinned.

Entries are private. If you want, you share an entry with both parents. Children have their own notepad; parents only see what a child shares.

Reminders, a morning brief and hints about learning as push notifications. With quiet hours (by default 8:30 pm to 7:00 am) and the choice of whether the content appears on the lock screen. On iPhone from iOS 16.4, once Rondino has been added to the home screen.

Learning year with start and end, holidays (suggested for the canton, adjustable) and spontaneous days off. The target only counts real learning weeks.

Your canton’s minimum time, distributed according to the weighting of the timetable. In Aargau under § 119 V VSG. Your own targets per child and subject are possible.

Obligations, notes and sources are stored for Aargau, Zurich and Bern, with a basic model for the other cantons. The information carries a review date, and Rondino flags outdated rules.

Books with page count and target date. Rondino spreads the remaining pages over the remaining learning days and shows each child’s progress.

Subjects with books by remaining pages, the others by time budget. Children only see what you release: one by one or the whole week.

Put one subject at the centre for a while, for example maths with “Fractions”. It then comes up every day and appears in the learning report.

If you start with Rondino in the middle of the learning year, you add the learning time so far as a lump sum. The target stays correct.

Children may move learning tasks to another day themselves. Routines such as chores stay fixed.

Per subject: target, actual, number of tasks, curricula used and topics. The overview is always included.

Selected work with photos, by subject or category on separate pages. Photos are scaled down for the PDF so that the file stays manageable.

You choose what goes in: photos, text only, books, other activities, portfolio, individual subjects or categories.

Every Friday from 4 pm, the children fill in a short review: how was the week, what did I learn, what will I do next. The questions follow the fact sheet “Private Schulung – Lernportfolio” of the canton of Aargau. Parents can comment.

Milestones reached, such as “Book finished” or “Reworked 10 times”, appear in the report. They do not give stars.

All answers about storage location, encryption, access, backups and development are in the frequently asked questions under “Security and privacy”.