About SuperKids

A shared ledger for a household. Any parent or guardian logs a credit ⭐ or a demerit 💩 for a child, with a short reason, from whichever phone is nearest. Everyone sees the same running tally.

It began as a single HTML file on a kitchen tablet. What that couldn't do is what made it an app: two parents, two phones, one record neither has to reconcile later.

Your entries are walled off to your family by Postgres row-level security — enforced by the database itself, not by a filter the app could forget to apply.

No analytics, no tracking, no ads. What you write about your children is read by your family and nobody else, and you can export the whole log to CSV from the Log tab whenever you like.

• No password needed. Sign in with a one-time link we email you, or set a password in Settings.
• Invites are links. SuperKids doesn't send mail, so Settings hands you a URL to pass along. Anyone who opens it while signed in can join, so send it only to the person it's for; it expires after 14 days.
• Nothing is really deleted. Removing an entry hides it and offers an undo, so a mis-tap isn't a lost record.
• Days end at midnight Pacific, wherever the server is, so “today” means the same thing to everyone in the house.

Everyone — adult and child — picks how they appear: one free-text name and an emoji, both changeable in Settings. No first/last split, and no assumption that a family shares a surname, because plenty don't. How you're named is yours to decide, not ours to infer.