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Mornings go smoother when the next step is already waiting on the screen.

Pebble Routine turns a familiar part of the day into a short, ordered list that a child can follow on their own. Four routines are ready from the start — Morning, School, Evening and Bedtime — and each one is a handful of steps with an icon, a title and a rough length.

A day, one step at a time

The Today screen shows the routines set for that weekday, with a ring of dots for how far each has gone. Quick Start opens whichever routine comes next. Inside, one step fills the screen: the icon, the name, about how long it usually takes, and three buttons — Done, Back and Skip. There is no countdown ticking down and nothing goes wrong if the tablet is put down for ten minutes.

When the last step is finished, a short completion screen shows how many steps were done, how long it took, how many pebbles were earned and how many days in a row the routine has been finished.

Build the routine

– The library holds every routine you have, with the weekdays each one runs on

– The step builder lets you rename a step, change its length or icon, and drag steps into a different order

– You can create a routine from scratch, choose its colour and set a start time

– The week planner shows the whole week at once, so a heavy day is obvious before it arrives

Watch it add up

– Progress: days completed, steps completed, current streak, active minutes and the routine used most

– Insights: which days of the week you actually finish on, compared over time

– Sticker book: a shelf of stickers earned from finished routines and streaks

– Reminders: written notes with a time and a repeat, kept inside the app rather than scheduled with the system

Made to be calm

Haptics and the celebration animation can be switched off. Text is large, targets are big, and there is nothing on screen that a child can tap to leave the routine by accident.

Nothing is uploaded. Routines, steps, streaks and stickers are stored on the device, there is no account to make, and no data is needed to use the app. If a routine stops fitting the household, edit it, reorder it or delete it — it is your list, not a template you have to keep.