For kids who think in a million directions

Your child isn't broken.
They need a Tamer.

Task Tamer turns overwhelming tasks into step by step adventures, with a character companion your child chooses, and a weekly reward system the whole family can celebrate every Friday.

Meet the Tamers → See how it works
🧠 Built for ADHD & focus challenges
👧 Ages 6 to 14
👨‍👩‍👧 Multi child family profiles
🔒 Private & secure, no ads
✨ Free to start
How it works

From "I can't do this" to "I did it!"

Three moments that change how your child experiences hard tasks and one Friday tradition your family will actually look forward to.

Step 1

Break the monster into tiny steps

Your child types in any overwhelming task like "write my book report" or "tidy my room" and their Tamer guides them through breaking it into small, doable pieces. Big things get small fast.

✂️ Task Breaker 🤝 Tamer guided
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Find a book to write about
✓
Read the first chapter
Write one sentence about it
Add two more sentences
Progress
2 of 4 steps done ✨
Step 2

Focus on exactly one thing

Focus Now hides everything except the single next step. No list, no distractions. Just one clear thing to do and a big button waiting to be pressed. Each step earns Knowledge Points.

🎯 Focus Now +30 KP per step
Step 3 of 4. Just do this:
"Write one sentence
about it"
3 steps done so far
Step 3

Open the chest every Friday

Every achievement earns Knowledge Points all week. On Friday, your child unlocks their chest to see their total, then brings it to you. You decide the reward. No screen pressure, no leaderboards. Just your family's moment.

🏆 Knowledge Points 🎁 Family reward moment 🔒 Locked until Friday
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87
Knowledge Points this week
4
Tasks
18
Steps
3
Dumps
"Show this to a parent to claim your reward! 🎁"
10 unique companions

Pick the Tamer that feels like you

Your child takes a short quiz and meets their match, then that Tamer cheers them on every step of the way.

Pyra
Flame Dragon
Getting Started
The spark that gets the first line on the page.
Bubbles
Jellyfish
Staying Calm
Drifts slowly so you can too.
Zap
Electric Seahorse
Staying Focused
Holds the current steady until the timer runs out.
Whisp
Rabbit
Sorting Big Feelings
Names the feeling so it stops running the show.
+ 6 more Tamers waiting to be discovered — meet them all ✨
For parents

Real progress, not just screen time

The Friday chest gives you something concrete to celebrate together. Not a report card, a conversation starter.

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Per child profiles, private by design
Each child gets their own Tamer, tasks, and Knowledge Points. Siblings never see each other's progress. No competition, just pride.
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No ads, no tracking, no pressure
Your family's data stays in your Firebase account. No third parties, no attention loops. The app is a tool, not a platform.
🎁
You decide what KP is worth
100 KP means whatever your family agrees on: a movie night, a small treat, or just the pride of showing you. The app supports your parenting, not the other way around.
🏆 Friday Chest
Emma's week
142
Knowledge Points earned this week
6
Tasks done
24
Steps done
5
Brain dumps
"Show this to a parent to claim your reward! 🎁"
Parent's guide

Everything you need to know

Task Tamer is designed to work alongside you, not replace you. Here's how to get the most out of it with your child.

Getting started
1
Create your account
Go to tasktamer.com and sign up with your email. It takes about 30 seconds and no credit card is required.
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2
Add your child's profile
Tap "Add Child" and give them a name. Each child gets their own private space. Siblings never see each other's data.
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3
Pick a Tamer together
Your child answers a short quiz and gets matched with their character companion. This is their personal helper throughout the app. Make it a moment!
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4
Set your first task
Have your child type in something they've been avoiding. Their Tamer will help break it into steps they can actually do. Start easy. A quick win builds trust in the system.
What each feature does
✂️
Break It Down
Task Breaker
Your child types in any overwhelming task like "finish my science project" or "tidy my room" and their Tamer helps break it into small, doable steps. They can accept AI suggestions or write their own. Nothing ever has to feel impossible again.
Especially powerful for children who freeze at the start of a task. Breaking it down removes the "I don't know where to begin" paralysis.
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Focus Now
One step at a time
Once steps are planned, Focus Now shows your child just one step at a time. No list, no distractions. Just the single next thing to do and a big "I did it!" button. Each step earns Knowledge Points.
Designed specifically for children with ADHD. A long list causes overwhelm; one clear instruction does not.
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Brain Dump
Mental declutter
A private space to pour out any thought: worries, ideas, random things they remembered. Getting thoughts out of their head clears mental space for the actual work. Brain dumps can also be turned into real tasks with one tap.
When your child says "I have too many thoughts" or goes quiet before homework, this is their outlet. Resist reading it unless they invite you. It's their private space.
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Dream Chasing
Big goals
For bigger, longer term goals your child sets with your encouragement. "Read 10 books this year." "Learn to play a song on piano." They set the goal, explain why they want it, plan for obstacles, and track progress with tappable milestones. Their Tamer coaches them every step of the way.
Goals set by the child (not the parent) are far more likely to be pursued. Your role is to ask the questions, not provide the answers.
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Achievements
Progress archive
Every task your child completes is saved here permanently. On hard days when they feel like they haven't accomplished anything, open this together. It's a visual record of effort and follow-through that grows over time.
Children with ADHD often struggle to recall their own wins. A visible archive makes past success tangible and rebuilds confidence during low moments.
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Knowledge Points
Weekly reward system
KP are earned quietly all week for every step, task, and brain dump. They stay hidden until Friday. Your child doesn't know their total, keeping the reveal a genuine surprise. On Friday they bring their total to you and you decide what it's worth as a family.
You set the value of KP, not us. A movie night, a small treat, extra screen time, or simply a proud high five. The app supports your parenting style.
Common questions
Is Task Tamer free?
Yes, all core features are free to use. Create an account, set up profiles, and start breaking down tasks straight away with no credit card required.
Is my child's data private and safe?
Your family's data is stored in a private Firebase account. We don't sell data, show ads, or share any information with third parties. Each child profile is completely private. Siblings can't see each other's tasks, brain dumps, or progress.
Does it work on iPad and iPhone?
Yes. Task Tamer works in any browser, including Safari on iPad and iPhone. For the best experience, open tasktamer.com in Safari, tap the Share button, and choose "Add to Home Screen." It'll sit on the home screen like a native app.
Does my child need to use it alone?
Not at all. We designed it so your child can work independently during the week, and then share their results with you on Friday. The sweet spot is a mix of both. You set up the first few tasks together, then step back and let them own it.
Is it suitable for children with ADHD?
Task Tamer was designed with children who have ADHD and concentration challenges in mind. The Focus Now feature (one step at a time, nothing else on screen) is particularly effective. The Tamer adds motivation without pressure, and the weekly Friday moment gives the whole week a clear structure and endpoint that ADHD brains respond well to.
What age is it suitable for?
Task Tamer works best for children aged 6 to 14. Younger children will benefit most with parental involvement in setting up tasks. Older children and teens can use it almost entirely independently.
Can I add more than one child?
Yes. You can create separate profiles for as many children as you need under one account. Each child gets their own Tamer, their own task history, and their own Knowledge Points. Siblings never interact with or see each other's data.
What if my child loses interest after the first week?
This is normal! The Friday reveal is your biggest tool. It gives the week a payoff. Make the first reveal special: sit together, let them open it, celebrate what they earned. Also try Dream Chasing: a goal they care about personally creates longer term motivation that tasks alone don't.
Tips for parents
Make the Friday reveal a ritual
The KP reveal works best when it's a moment, not a transaction. Sit together, let your child open it themselves, and let them tell you what they did to earn it. Celebrate the effort, not just the number. Even a small total deserves genuine recognition.
Let them set their own Dreams
Dream Chasing works when the child owns the goal. Ask "what do YOU want to do this year?" rather than suggesting. Your role is to help them write it down and explain why it matters to them. The motivation has to come from inside.
Don't rescue the Brain Dump
When your child uses Brain Dump, resist the urge to solve the thoughts they type. The value is in the act of getting things out of their head, not in your response to them. Read it together only if they invite you. It's their private outlet.
Start with a guaranteed win
For the very first session, pick a task your child will definitely finish — something small they've already half done or genuinely enjoy. A quick first win builds trust in the system. Save the scary, avoiding-for-weeks tasks for session two.

Give your child the Tamer
they've been waiting for.

Free to start. Works on any device. Takes two minutes to set up a profile and pick a Tamer.

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