For parents

They're already in the cabinets. This gives them a stand.

Kids invent the name and the prices. You make it real. Then you go outside.

Parent-owned account. First name only. No kid inbox.

This

  • A Saturday job you finish
  • Kid invents. Parent makes it real.
  • The poster is the product
  • No ads. First name only.

Not this

  • × A chore chart
  • × A lemonade game
  • × A payments app
  • × Babysitter TV

The line, and it matters

Telling a parent this is a Saturday project is a conversation. Collecting a child's name, photo, location, or email is a legal act.

  • Parent owns the account.
  • First name only on the kid profile.
  • No kid inbox. No kid Instagram. No kid-to-stranger chat.
  • No third-party ads. Ever.
  • Lifestyle, 4+. Not Kids Category unless you enter it on purpose.

Grown-up first. Then you invent it.

They invent the name, the poster, the prices. You own the account. Letter 8½ × 11 at home. Grown-up runs the printer. After you opened: one driveway photo. Grown-up. No kid face. Then you go outside.

This Saturday

App Store — coming

Tell me when it's on the store.

Grown-up email only. We'll send the listing. That's it.