MIOApp for parents and kids

MIO for families.Tasks and rewards.

Parents create tasks and rewards. Kids see today's list, while progress and coins stay in one app.

Open beta for iPhone · parent and child modes · ages 4–14

Family
3tasks today
761
5day streak
The problem we solve

Family routine turned into a daily negotiation — and it costs more than it looks.

Chores, screen time, pocket money and “where's my kid?” live in separate chats, apps and inside the parent's head. Six numbers from recent studies — why this is a real problem, not just “kids being kids.”

Daily nagging
38minutes a day

10 days a year of pure “come on already”.

Tidying the room, getting ready, homework and brushing teeth — the four biggest flashpoints.

Oral-B survey, parents of kids aged 6–11

Money went digital
41%2024
64%2025

Parents increasingly send pocket money — to a card.

In one year the share of “to a card, not cash” grew 1.5×.

YuMoney, 2025 · confirmed by Roskachestvo / moifinansy.ru (2024): 67%

How much
  • 7–10≈ 620 ₽
  • 11–14≈ 930 ₽

Average weekly pocket money

Big spread: some give under 500 ₽, some 500–1000 ₽ — but kids need clear logic, not a specific sum.

SuperJob, Russia, 2025

The gap
95%of parents: important to teach money
24%talk to their child about money ≥ once a week

Financial literacy matters — but rarely gets discussed at home.

Almost everyone wants to teach. Only one in four actually does it regularly.

Yorkshire Building Society, UK, 2025

How often money comes up

child asks (~4)parent volunteers (~5)

≈ 9 money talks per month

Both sides want it. What's missing isn't willingness — it's a simple format.

Wise, survey of 5,000 parents, US, 2024

Two philosophies — both valid
APay for tasks

Clear and motivating, especially for ages 5–9: did it → got coins → got closer to a goal.

BBasics are free

Tidying and hygiene are contribution, not work. Money is for extra effort and big goals.

Pay for chores, or treat helping at home as a given?

MIO supports both: you decide what earns coins and what earns a “thank you, you're on the team.”

Based on parenting practices and materials

MIO puts it all in one calm place — clear for the child and for you.

How it works

How it works

Task → action → joy. A cycle that turns routine into cooperation.

01

Parent creates

Template or voice — for today or the week.

Parent creates
02

Child completes

Check, text, or photo — you review.

Child completes
03

Coins and joy

Approved — coins, MIO celebrates, streak grows.

+50 Coins
🔥5 day streak
MIO
Coins and joy
Mini games

What shall we play?

Short games with Mio — between chores, after tasks, or just for fun. No ads, no noise.

8+ games

Games right in the app

Tap, reaction, focus and a bit of laughter — Mio stays nearby, and you stay calm: everything lives inside your family space.

What shall we play?
Birdie

Birdie

Tap and fly between the pillars

Balloons

Balloons

Pop balloons underwater

Bubbles

Bubbles

Pop bubbles as fast as you can

Yummies

Yummies

Tap food — the character will eat it

Feed the cat

Feed the cat

Feed the kitty with treats

Where's the ball?

Where's the ball?

Find the ball under the cup

Burgers

Burgers

Build burgers to the recipe

Count to 10

Count to 10

Count to 10 in English

Believe it or not
Soon

Believe it or not

Mio might be bluffing — catch the trick

Important for parents

Peace of mind when your child is away

Location and geofences — in one protected space with no ads or strangers.

Location & geofences

See where your child is 24/7 and get a push when they arrive home, reach school, or leave a zone.

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Child location

Grows with your child

MIO adapts by age — from playful habits to goals, savings, and independence.

Ages 4–6

Play with MIO and first habits

Large buttons, a friendly mascot, and simple daily tasks.

  • Playful presentation
  • Bright rewards
  • Building first habits
Ages 7–9

Coins, shop, and dream savings

Your child earns coins, picks rewards, and sees progress toward a goal.

  • Coins for tasks
  • Rewards shop
  • Dream savings jar
Ages 11–14

Goals, progress, and independence

A calm interface without childish clutter. More responsibility and personal wins.

  • Personal goals
  • Weekly progress
  • More responsibility
Works for the whole familyOne account — up to 6 members
Safe and privateYour family data stays protected
Smart remindersOnly what matters, no noise
Sync everywhereOn all your devices
Why you can trust us

A safe family space

  • Trust

    No ads, no strangers

  • Privacy

    Closed family space

  • Safety

    Photos for parents only

  • Family

    Two parents in the family

  • Plus

    Parent controls geolocation (Plus)

  • Control

    Transparent policy & data deletion

FAQ

Common questions

Safety, age fit, and how to get started — briefly.

Still have questions? Reach out anytime. For now, you can join the waitlist below.

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