7:00 amMorning routine
Get up, get dressed, breakfast, brush teeth, shoes on
A picture routine chart for your child's whole day
Morning, after-school and bedtime routines as big picture cards — one at a time, with a star for every step. For kids 3 to 8, no reading needed.
14 days free · iPhone, iPad & Android
Pictures, not wordskids follow it before they can read
A star for every stephold Done, catch a star
No timers, no rushat your child's own pace
One picture at a time
A visual schedule your child can follow alone. Tap Start, do the step on the card, hold Done, and catch a star. Fifteen stars open a new card for the shelf.
One card · just the next step
Stars · fifteen open a card
A new card · for the shelf
Morning, daytime, evening and bedtime
Each part of the day has its own painting and a routine of 4 to 7 picture cards. Start from a ready-made routine, or build your own.
7:00 am
3:30 pmAfter-school routine
Shoes away, wash hands, a snack, homework, outside
6:00 pmEvening & chores
Set the table, clear your plate, laundry, pair the socks
7:30 pmBedtime routine
Tidy toys, bath, pyjamas, teeth, story time, bed
Every routine is made of picture cards
120 cards for everyday tasks: brushing teeth, getting dressed, tidying toys, feeding the cat. Tap the ones that fit and the routine is ready. No blank page, no typing.
Preschoolers, 3–5a picture chart, no reading
School kids, 5–8bag, laces, homework
Brothers & sistersa day for each child
Sample routines for kids 3 to 8
Starting points the way families use them. Every step is a card in the app — copy one, then make it yours.
Bedtime routine
for a 4‑year‑old · ready-made set Sleepy bear- Tidy toys
- Bath
- Pyjamas
- Brush teeth
- Story time
Bed
Morning routine for a 3‑year‑old
Get up, toilet, wash face, get dressed, breakfast, brush teeth
Chores for a 5‑year‑old
Make your bed, feed the pet, water the plants, laundry, pair the socks, shoes away
School morning for a 6‑year‑old
Get up, make your bed, get dressed, breakfast, brush teeth, tie laces, coat on
After-school routine for a 7‑year‑old
Hang up your coat, shoes away, wash hands, change, snack, tidy your room
Evening routine for an 8‑year‑old
Dinner, clothes away, laundry, bath, pyjamas, brush teeth, bed on time
Everything a routine needs, nothing that rushes
Many routine and chore apps run on timers, points and streaks. Bearrr keeps to pictures, stars and the same steady order.
Same steps, every day
One card at a time, always in the same order. Visual schedules like this are widely used with autistic kids and kids with ADHD.
A weekly schedule
Weekdays, weekends or just once. Pause a routine for the holidays instead of deleting it.
Ready-made routines
Rise and shine, Home again, Sleepy bear, Little helper, Lazy Saturday and Little explorer.
Big days and sick days
The dentist, a haircut, the first day of school, a day in bed. Show the plan in pictures beforehand.
A grown-up lock
Settings sit behind a number written out in words. Easy for you, hard for a preschooler.
iPhone, iPad and Android
On the App Store and Google Play. Sign in once, and routines, stars and cards come back on a new phone.
A reward chart that opens new adventures
No stickers to buy, none to lose. Every finished card earns a star, and stars open new picture cards for your child's shelf, one collection at a time.
- 15 starsopen a new card for the shelf
- Whole collectionspets, professions and more to come
- A special giftan ice cream or a park trip, if you like
Why not just a printable routine chart?
Printable charts and magnetic boards are lovely, right up until the magnets disappear under the sofa. Here is how the two compare.
Printable or magnetic chart
- Reprint, laminate, or find the right magnet
- Whatever pictures came in the pack
- Stickers, if there are any left
- A chart for each child, another for weekends
- Stays on the fridge when you travel
- Free, and on the wall all day
Bearrr
- Tap a card in or out, and it's changed
- 120 cards in one soft painted style
- A star and a cheer for every step
- A day for each child, weekdays set once
- Comes along to grandma's and on trips
- Opens when you need it
Many families use both: the paper chart on the wall, Bearrr for the steps and the stars.
Two weeks free, then one plan
Try everything for 14 days. Cancel anytime in your App Store or Google Play settings. Stars and cards stay saved after the trial.
Monthly
$7.99
a month
★ 14 days free
Yearly
$49.99
$4.17 a month
- Visual routines for morning, day and night
- 120 picture cards, easy to change
- A star and a cheer for every step
- A day for every child in the family
Prices in US dollars. The store shows your local price.
Questions parents ask
Something else? Write to [email protected] and a person will answer.
What is a visual routine chart?
A routine chart that shows each step as a picture instead of words: brush teeth, get dressed, eat breakfast. Children see what comes next without being told. Bearrr puts the chart on a phone or tablet and shows one picture at a time, with a star for every finished step.
What age is Bearrr for?
Kids from about 3 to 8. Little ones follow the pictures; older kids add steps like packing a school bag, tying laces or homework.
Does my child need to read?
No. Every step is a big picture card, so pre-readers can follow a routine on their own. Labels are there for grown-ups and for kids who are learning to read.
Is it a chore chart, a reward chart or a visual schedule?
All three. Routines are a visual schedule for the day, chores like tidying toys or feeding the pet are picture cards too, and every finished step earns a star — a reward chart without stickers.
Can I use it for more than one child?
Yes. Each child gets their own routines, stars and shelf of cards, and kids switch by tapping their picture.
Can a visual schedule help kids with ADHD or autism?
Picture schedules are widely used with autistic children and kids with ADHD, because the same steps in the same order make the day predictable. Bearrr shows one step at a time and has no countdowns. It is a family routine app, not a medical or therapy tool.
Is there a timer?
No, on purpose. Bearrr never counts down or rushes. Your child holds Done when the step is finished.
Can my child change the settings?
No. The grown-up area is behind a lock: you type a number that is written out in words, like four, one, eight.
How much does Bearrr cost?
The first 14 days are free on the yearly plan. After that it is $49.99 a year (about $4.17 a month) or $7.99 a month. Cancel anytime in your store settings. Stars and cards stay saved after the trial.
Does it work on iPad and Android?
Yes. Bearrr is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on Google Play for Android phones and tablets.