The home program that doesn't die by Wednesday.
You get a child 30–60 minutes a week; the family has the other 167 hours. KudoKids turns the routine you prescribe into a daily token economy that runs itself — positive reinforcement by default, free for every family, and the clinical-partner ethics paperwork is done before your first recommendation.
Clinical adjunct, not a clinical intervention or a substitute for professional care. You remain responsible for your licensing board and employer rules on endorsements; the partner Letter of Understanding references your applicable professional ethics codes (AOTA, ASHA, BACB).
Tasks, Coins, Games — That's the Loop
Parents set routines and tasks
Chores, reading goals, wellness habits — configured once.
Kids earn Kudo Coins
Completed tasks earn coins. Educational games earn them back.
Screen time self-regulates
Fun games cost coins. No timers, no fights — kids budget themselves.
Free plan available for families — tasks, games, wellness tools, and the parent dashboard cost nothing.
What You're Recommending
KudoKids turns the token economy you already prescribe into something that runs itself at home: kids earn Kudo Coins by finishing the routine the parent sets, and the parent decides what the coins buy — including off-app screen time they configure. Every feature that keeps the plan alive is free for families, so cost never blocks the recommendation.
You prescribe the token economy. KudoKids runs it.
You set the focus in session, the parent builds it into the daily routine, kids earn Kudo Coins for finishing it, and the parent decides what the coins buy — so the plan runs every day instead of living on the fridge. Positive reinforcement by default: no failure states and no automatic coin deductions, consistent with how you're trained to build behavior.
The parent debrief, with data.
The parent dashboard shows what kids are earning, playing, and learning — and the parent can export the week as a CSV to bring to your next session. You never access the family's data; the parent shares it, so there's no clinic account, DPA, or student data for an agency to review.
Built to survive a screen-skeptical clinician's scrutiny.
It's still an app with a growing library of games — we say so plainly. But the coins are earned by real-world routines, and parents can make off-app device time the thing coins buy. KudoKids doesn't claim to be a clinical intervention and makes no outcome claims; it's home-carryover infrastructure. You own the goals — the platform is the adjunct that keeps the plan alive between sessions.
Join as a Founding Partner During Beta
Beta
Founding partner benefits
Early access + discounted licenses
Public Launch
Standard partner benefits
New partners only
What You Get as a Partner
Clients Start the Plan the Same Day
Purchase discounted 1-year Premium license packs (5, 10, or 25) to hand off at intake, so a client can start building the routine the day they leave your session. Free for every family means the license is a bonus, never a barrier.
Recommend Within Your Ethics Code
The Letter of Understanding references AOTA, ASHA, and BACB conflict-of-interest standards, and clinical partners have no financial relationship with KudoKids of any kind — the ethics paperwork is settled before you make your first recommendation.
The Parent Debrief Arrives With Data
Parents can export the week from the dashboard as a CSV and bring it to your session, turning home carryover into something you can actually see and adjust — without ever accessing the family's data yourself.
Strengthen Each Other's Reach
Mention KudoKids in your handouts and practice materials and we list you in our provider directory after approval — more families find you, and every family you refer finds a tool backed by your name.
Shape the Platform
It's live in early access now on web, iOS, and Android — your clinical perspective goes directly into how the app develops for the families on your caseload.
Clinical Questions Answered
Questions about a specific family's situation or how the reward engine fits a behavior plan? Reach the KudoKids team directly at support@kudokids.org.
Three Steps to Get Started
Apply
2-minute form.
Get Your Materials
Receive your Letter of Understanding, disclosure materials, and referral link.
Start Recommending
Introduce KudoKids to the families you work with.
Help Us Reach One Million Families
Every child deserves screen time that builds something real — not just families who can afford it. Every Premium upgrade and Lifetime purchase directly funds keeping core features free for every family. That is how we reach one million families together.
Apply as a pediatric therapist
Start recommending KudoKids to the families on your caseload — one 2-minute application, reviewed in 3–5 business days, and your Letter of Understanding is signed digitally with the FTC disclosure language written for you.
Common Questions
A Letter of Understanding (not a commercial agreement), discounted 1-year Premium license packs you can purchase for clients (5, 10, or 25), a referral tracking link, and a listing in our provider directory after admin approval.
No. Clinical partners have no financial relationship with KudoKids of any kind — the commission track exists only for commercial partners, and clinicians aren't on it. The discounted license packs are a purchase you make, not something you receive for free. This structure is designed to fit AOTA, ASHA, and BACB conflict-of-interest ethics.
Yes. The clinical-partner Letter of Understanding requires FTC point-of-endorsement disclosure every time you recommend KudoKids in a professional context — in handouts, verbal recommendations, or any promotional content. The disclosure language is written for you in the partner portal.
It's still an app with a growing library of games — we say so plainly. But the coins are earned by real-world routines, and parents can make off-app device time the thing coins buy. KudoKids is the reward engine, not the babysitter.
KudoKids doesn't claim to be a clinical intervention and makes no outcome claims — it's home-carryover infrastructure. You own the goals; the platform is the adjunct that keeps the plan alive between sessions. Recommend it as a clinical adjunct, not as treatment.
No. KudoKids is free for every family — routines and tasks, the full library of games, the parent dashboard, and the first companion, Cosmo. Premium ($11.99/mo or $99/yr) is optional and only unlocks the other themed worlds, companions, backgrounds, and companion looks and extras.
Ready to partner with KudoKids?
Apply in 2 minutes. Sign your Letter of Understanding and start recommending KudoKids to the families you serve.