KidFocus is an Android and web application that helps parents build a schedule with their children, focusing on each activity and learning through play.

When school lessons, homework, playtime, and break times are scattered in many places, parents find it hard to view their child's day; children also often don’t know where to start. KidFocus gathers small tasks throughout the day for families to track and adjust together.

Main functions on Android:

• Schedule daily activities throughout the week: homework, reading, hygiene, play, and rest.
• Cumulative focus timer with customizable duration, pause, add extra time, and reminders on the device.
• Actual diary to compare with the plan for parents to reflect on the daily rhythm. Children can recount what they did through typing or voice.
• Learning Hub with math, Vietnamese, English games, and thinking activities by age/class; a parent section with password protection.
• Quickly input the schedule and log daily activities using AI upon login, according to configuration and usage limits.

On the web, children can play Thinking Training for ages 4–5, 5–6, and grade 1 directly in the browser: each round includes 5 questions, with hints and methods. The /app/ section has schedules, focus timers, diaries, and a trial mode that does not require login. The range of features on web and Android differs.

KidFocus is suitable for parents with preschool to early elementary school children who want to practice habits through small tasks together. The main focus of the product is to connect daily plans with actual activities and age-appropriate learning content, rather than having just a list of tasks or a separate timer.

A day with KidFocus: 6:30 the child wakes up, brushes their teeth, and self-checks ✓ · 19:00 does homework for 20 minutes with the focus timer, breaks for 5 minutes · 20:30 parents review the diary with their child: which tasks are done, which are missed, and the child recounts verbally.

What the child can do by themselves: 4–5 years: parents set the schedule and click along with the child. 6–8 years: the child starts the timer by themselves, checks off completed tasks, and plays Thinking Training. Creating and modifying schedules is always done by parents (with a PIN).

Get started: try out Thinking Training immediately on the web at https://kidfocus.web.app/tu-duy/?utm_source=unikorn&utm_medium=description or check the Android installation guide at https://kidfocus.web.app/cai-app/?utm_source=unikorn&utm_medium=description. The Android app is currently in a closed beta on Google Play, requiring participation in a testing group and joining the trial with the same Google account. Some AI features need an account and have usage limits.

The product is still being refined. I hope to receive genuine feedback from parents about confusing parts, tasks that children cannot do independently, and useful features in daily life. Suggestions: [email protected].