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Parents' guide to Kids Mode.

Kids Mode lets a child see their own chores and schedule without giving them access to the rest of your household. Here is exactly how it works.

What Kids Mode is

Ron is designed for the adults running a household. Kids Mode is an optional, restricted view that a parent can switch on so a child can see what is expected of them — their assigned chores and their part of the schedule — without access to the full household view.

Kids Mode is off by default. Nothing about it is enabled until a parent deliberately turns it on.

How to turn it on

  1. Open Ron and go to Settings.
  2. Select Kids Mode.
  3. Choose which family member the device will be used by, and review what they will be able to see.
  4. Set a four-digit PIN. You will need this PIN to leave Kids Mode, so choose something your child does not already know.

What a child can see

In Kids Mode, Ron shows only:

  • Chores and tasks assigned to that child
  • Schedule items that involve that child
  • Their own progress and completion history

Kids Mode does not show:

  • The full household view or other family members’ assignments
  • Account settings, billing, or subscription details
  • The general-purpose assistant available to adults

How the PIN works

Leaving Kids Mode requires the four-digit PIN you set. A child cannot exit back to the full household view without it. The PIN is stored securely on the device.

For security, we cannot recover a forgotten PIN from inside the app. If you forget it, email us from the address on your account and we will verify ownership and help you reset it.

Your child’s data

We treat information about children as sensitive. Enabling Kids Mode and setting the PIN is how a parent gives consent for Ron to show and store the limited information needed to run that child’s chores and schedule.

As a parent or guardian, you can review, correct, or delete your child’s information at any time — from within the app, or by emailing us. Deleting your account removes your children’s information along with it.

The specifics are set out in the children’s privacy section of the Ron privacy policy.

Questions

If anything here is unclear, or you want to know more about how a specific feature handles your child’s information, email privacy@kfdigital.studio. We would rather answer the question than have you guess.