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Myzo Kids

From mental blocks
to study blocks

A homework focus app for kids with ADHD, or any kid who freezes at the homework table.

Short blocks, real rewards, and a parent app that lets you keep tabs without a fight. Built for how ADHD brains actually work.

14-day free trial · Cancel anytime

Picture this: your kid sits down to study. Twenty minutes later, their homework sheet has three half-written answers, six doodles, and zero questions answered. They aren’t lazy. Their brain is just struggling to make the first move on its own. That’s executive function. It might not come to your kid naturally, but it’s a skill they can develop with practice. Myzo is designed to help.

Stop doing the work for them. They’ve got this.

Whether your kid has an ADHD diagnosis or not, you’ve probably been quietly handling the tasks they struggle to perform on their own. Myzo is more than just a planner or tracker: it’s a homework management tool that builds their executive function, so they learn how to function independently.

Four kinds of help, ready when they sit down.

tools for kids who can’t quite get started.

Add the assignments, and Myzo gets to work. From there, your kid focuses, studies, earns, and finishes. Without you having to hover.

Dashboard

The day, at a glance

One home for the day's work. Your kid sees what's due, what's up next, and what's already done, no digging through screens to find the plan.

Homework, the Myzo way.

From sitting down to getting done.

It starts with the assignment.

Task cards laid out across the week

Your kid drops in what’s due and it gets split across the days they have. Myzo handles the rest, so that Great Gatsby essay due Friday doesn’t become that Thursday-night problem.

Myzo holds the focus.

Focus timer running a 25 minute block

ADHD brains struggle to stay focused on long, open-ended tasks. Myzo's blocks solve that, structuring tasks into time blocks with defined endings and breaks. Your kid taps once, focuses for 25 minutes, refreshes with a 5-minute break, and then goes back to focusing.

From textbook to test-ready.

Flashcard set generated from a textbook photo

Your kid snaps a photo and Myzo builds the cards. As the chapters unfold, your kid adds more cards. When finals come, every set for the class is merged into one super deck.

Homework, gamified.

Rewards, streaks, and achievements screen

You set the rewards, so your kid works toward what they actually want. They earn points with every finished task, build streaks, and unlock achievements. It's all visible, so they can celebrate their wins and build momentum as the rewards get closer.

Grades, in context.

Parent app grade trend and progress tracking screen

Every grade rolls up by subject, so you can watch the trend, not just one bad test. If a subject starts slipping, you'll see it early enough to step in before it becomes a real problem.

Two Apps.
One Purpose.
Always in sync.

Every task your kid starts, every block they finish, every reward they earn shows up in your app, in real time. You stay in the loop without hovering, and your kid gets the space to build their own momentum.

Myzo co-founder

From a parent who’s been there.

Homework used to be the worst hour of every weekday in our house. My daughter would sit down with the best intentions and end up staring at a single math problem for forty minutes. Not because she didn’t care, but because her brain couldn’t get started. I’d seen every planner, every timer, every star chart. None of them met her where she was.

Myzo is the tool I wished existed for her. The blocks gave her something to lean on. The rewards gave her something to work toward. She’s not a different kid. She’s the same kid, finally able to use what she’s got. That’s what we’re building this for.

Beverly
Myzo co-founder

The Plans

Tailored for your busy family

  • Two apps (parent + kid)
  • Focus timers
  • Flashcard generator
  • Task chunking & scheduling
  • Grade tracking
  • Custom rewards system
  • Multiple kids in one family account
  • COPPA compliant

Also from Myzo

Not a kid? We’ve got you too!

ADHD doesn’t stop at graduation. Whichever stage you’re at, Myzo has a version built for how your brain works right now.

Myzo College

Coming soon

Myzo College

For college students with ADHD

Study blocks, assignment tracking, and exam prep, tuned for lectures, syllabi, and semester rhythms.

Myzo Adult

Coming soon

Myzo Adult

For adults with ADHD

The same focus-block engine, but for work tasks, home projects, chores, and everything else on the to-do list.

Quick answers

How is Myzo different from a regular task app?+
Myzo is built around how ADHD brains work, short focus blocks, immediate rewards, parent-approved prizes, not a generic checklist. The structure is the point.
How does Myzo help kids focus on homework?+
Myzo breaks homework into short focus blocks with short breaks, then rewards each block with points parents can cash in for real-world prizes. That structure short-circuits the 'getting started' wall that hits kids with ADHD hardest, and works just as well for any kid who freezes at the homework table.
Can parents see what their kids are working on?+
Yes. The Myzo Parents app shows every task, focus session, and grade in real time. You get visibility without hovering over their shoulder, and your kid stays accountable without a nightly negotiation.
How much should I set my rewards to cost in XP?+
Kids earn 1 XP per task inside a focus session and 5 XP per session completed, plus bonus XP as achievement milestones land. A child doing one 4-task session on school nights earns roughly ~200 XP per week, or about ~800 XP per month. A few tips: if a reward can be earned in a single session it's probably too cheap; if it takes more than a month of steady effort it's probably too expensive; and mixing a small 'earn today' reward with a bigger 'earn by the weekend' one and a 'save up for' one keeps motivation steady at every distance. Watch what your kid actually redeems and adjust up or down from there. Rewards are yours to price — the numbers above are just a starting point.
Is my kid's data safe?+
Yes. Myzo is COPPA-compliant. We don't share child data, run ads, or allow cross-user contact. Kids sign in with a PIN or biometrics, no email needed.
What devices does it work on?+
iOS and Android. The kid and parent apps install separately and link via a one-time QR code.
What if my child gets a new phone or switches devices?+
Everything your child has earned — XP, rewards, tasks, flash cards, grades, achievements — lives on our servers, not on the phone itself. Install Myzo Kids on the new device, tap 'NEW PHONE — Move my account here' on the welcome screen, then in the Myzo Parents app open your child's dashboard → settings → Swap Device. A fresh QR code appears; scan it with the new device's camera, tap the link banner that pops up, and have your child enter their PIN. The old device signs itself out the instant the new one pairs, and if the old device is broken or lost the same flow works — the Swap Device QR doesn't care whether the old one is around.
Do you have a referral program?+
Referral rewards are coming soon. Every parent already gets a referral link inside the app that they can share now — once the reward program launches we'll retroactively credit both the referrer and the friend who signed up through the link.
What happens after the free trial?+
When the 14-day trial ends, your paid subscription starts automatically at whatever plan and price you signed up on. You can cancel any time before then and you won't be charged.
How do I cancel?+
Cancellation depends on where you subscribed. If you signed up on the website, go to Account on getmyzo.com and manage your subscription there. If you subscribed inside the app on iPhone, open iPhone Settings, tap your Apple ID at the top, then Subscriptions. Either way you'll keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.
Does it work for kids without an ADHD diagnosis?+
Yes. The system is built for kids who struggle to focus, diagnosis or not.
What ages is it for?+
Designed for ages 11–18, the years when homework load ramps up and self-direction matters most.