Partner brief
Parenting coaches & course creators · KudoKids partner brief

The plan works in week one. It dies by week three.

Between sessions, running it falls entirely on a tired parent — unsupported, for 167 hours. The follow-through problem isn't your content.

Cosmo, the KudoKids astronaut companion Cosmo
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What it is

KudoKids is safe screen time for kids 3–12 that instills growth.

Live in early access now on the web, iOS, and Android — a growing library of games and routines that turn the screen time kids already get into time that grows them.

HeartKindness, gratitude, and naming what they feel
HeadReading, STEM, and money smarts
GritRoutines, chores, and finishing what they start

Free for every family — routines, the full library of games, and a first companion are included. Premium ($11.99/mo or $99/yr) adds the other themed worlds, companions, backgrounds, and companion looks and extras kids earn through their routines — never a wall in front of the learning.

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How it works

Effort in, rewards out — and parents decide what they're worth.

1

Set the routine

Parents set up the tasks and responsibilities your plan calls for this week.

2

Kids earn Kudo Coins

Finishing tasks earns coins — visible progress, not nagging.

3

Parents choose the reward

Coins buy rewards parents set — including off-app screen time.

The reward engine

The Kudo Coin — kids earn it, parents decide what it's worth. Everyday effort becomes rewards a parent actually approves of.

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The cast

Twenty companions, each one cheering your clients' kids on.

These are the faces of KudoKids. Every companion has its own personality — and thousands of sayings that guide, encourage, and celebrate each child as they grow.

Every family starts free with the Space world and Cosmo — Premium unlocks the other themed worlds, companions, backgrounds, and companion looks and extras kids earn through their routines.

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Parenting coaches in focus

How it lands in your coaching practice.

Between sessions

Your system, kept running

Your framework decides what the routines are; KudoKids makes them run daily — kids earn Kudo Coins for doing the plan you wrote, whether families work with you 1:1 or through your course. Follow-through stops depending on parent willpower alone.

What parents can share

Progress your next session builds on

There's no coach portal — the dashboard is the parent's, and clients share their progress with you between sessions, CSV export included. Plans that survive week three become the visible results your testimonials and referrals are built on.

KudoKids Routines screen

Routines — a real screen from the app

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Safe by design

Built to earn a parent's trust — and keep it.

No ads to kids

Children never see advertising inside KudoKids.

No strangers

No chat or contact with people your child doesn't know.

No data sold

We never sell children's data. Ever.

No AI on kids' screens

The kid experience uses no AI — just carefully designed play.

No ads, everNo data sold Ages 3–12

Recommended by child-development experts.

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Honest answers

The first three questions coaches ask.

Q

Won't rewards kill intrinsic motivation — I teach connection, not bribes?

It's an effort economy, not a bribe. Coins are earned by doing real tasks and routines — process, not outcome — and the parent, guided by you, decides what coins are worth. It's the maintained version of the routine chart many coaches already assign. We won't pretend it isn't an external structure; we'd argue structure is exactly what the follow-through gap needs.

Q

Does an app compete with my course and my methods?

No — KudoKids teaches parents no parenting methodology. It's kid-facing implementation, not curriculum: your system decides what the routines are, and KudoKids keeps them running, which extends the visible results of your own program.

Q

Is there anything to buy, install, or set up for families?

No procurement, no contracts, no student data. Families sign up directly and the core app is free to use.

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Forward this

Three sentences you can paste to a client family.

I recommend KudoKids to families I work with because it turns the plan we build together into something your child actually wants to run — kids earn Kudo Coins for doing their routines and tasks, and you decide what the coins buy, including screen time.

Start on the free plan; it has everything we need — the routines, the tasks, the full library of games, and the parent dashboard you can share with me between sessions.

Full disclosure: KudoKids pays me a commission if you ever choose to upgrade — the free plan is genuinely enough for our work together.

Swap in the exact wording that fits how you talk to the client families you'd forward this to.

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Next step

Bring KudoKids to the families you coach.

One 2-minute application. 20–25% recurring commission for 12 months, paid through Stripe Connect — disclosed on every referral, and the free plan stays free for your clients.

kudokids.org/partners

Apply now → kudokids.org/partners/join

No ads, everNo data sold Ages 3–12

Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play

Live in early access now on web, iOS, and Android. Recommended by child-development experts.

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