The deal

An app for your child, and a page of your own to see how their week went and to change what they are working on. Free for 14 days, then $14.99 a month or $79.99 a year.

It renews on its own, at the same price, until you stop it. The first 14 days are free; after that you are charged $14.99 a month or $79.99 a year, and again each month or each year on the same date.

If you subscribed in the iPhone app, it is billed to your Apple Account and it renews unless you turn it off at least 24 hours before the day it is due. You turn it off in your phone’s Settings, under your name, then Subscriptions — not in our app, because Apple keeps that switch and we cannot reach it. Any unused part of a free trial ends the moment you buy a subscription.

If you subscribed on this website, you turn it off on your own page here, in two taps.

Cancel any time and you keep the time you paid for. We do not make it hard and we will not ask you three questions first.

Nothing your child earned is ever taken away — not when you cancel, not when a card expires, not ever. That is the app's oldest promise and it applies to us too.

Keep your sign-in link to yourself, and do not use Okeedoo to say anything to a child you would not say in front of them. That is the whole list.

We will keep it running and keep it backed up. We are a small thing, though, so we cannot promise it will never be down, and we do not promise Okeedoo will change any particular child's behavior — no app can.

Okeedoo is not medical or psychological treatment and is not a substitute for it. Nova’s suggestions are written by AI: they can be wrong, and they are not professional advice. If something is worrying you about your child, talk to someone who can help.

Okeedoo is run by Matthew Goren, in Florida, USA. It is not a company yet — it is one person who built this for his own daughter and was asked by other families to let them use it.

That is worth knowing before you trust it with anything about your child, and it is why the answer to “who sees this?” is as short as it is.

You would get notice and a copy of everything, in a form you can read, before anything was switched off.