TurnTaker

TurnTaker is a mobile app (with an optional parent web dashboard) that turns the most common sibling flashpoints—screen time, chores, toys, and “who goes first”—into pre-agreed, trackable turn schedules. Parents set up each child, add recurring “turn-based” items (tablet, TV, trampoline, front seat), and choose a rotation rule (alternating, time-sliced, points-based, or “needs-first”). Kids see a simple, read-only “whose turn” screen and get push notifications when a turn changes. When a dispute happens, the app offers a 30-second “pause script” for parents and a one-tap “review the rule” view to reduce arguing over facts. It’s not magic: it won’t fix deep resentment or parenting inconsistency. But it can remove the daily micro-conflicts caused by ambiguity and perceived unfairness, which is where many households bleed energy.