# Bravi — Bravi: visual routine & chore reward chart for kids on iPhone

Canonical: https://romeoapps.app/en/bravi/
Generated: 2026-10-07

Mornings and bedtimes without the nagging. Bravi turns your child’s routine into a path of stars: one picture step at a time, read aloud, with a gentle visual timer and rewards you choose.

## At a glance

- Developer: Roméo Gambino (https://apps.apple.com/developer/id1874823696)
- Platform: iPhone (iOS)
- App languages: English, French, Arabic, Bangla, Catalan, Czech, Danish, German, Greek, Spanish, Persian, Finnish, Filipino, Hebrew, Hindi, Croatian, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Kannada, Korean, Marathi, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Dutch, Punjabi, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish, Swahili, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Bulgarian, Serbian, Lithuanian, Estonian
- Account: No account required
- Availability: For iPhone · In-app purchases — https://apps.apple.com/app/id6815023904

## What you can do

- **One step at a time, read aloud** — A single picture, one word and one big button fill the screen, so a young child never has to read a list. Every step can be read by the system voice or by your own recorded voice, and the sky in the background follows the time of day, brighter in the morning and dark and calm at bedtime.
- **Real rewards, chosen by you** — Each finished step lights a star in the star jar, and your child asks for a reward in the rewards shop that only you approve — there is no automatic purchase or spending tied to it. A sticker rewards every completed routine, for a collection your child can look back on.
- **All your children, one price, private by design** — Add as many children as you like with Family Sharing, in three visual styles from about age 3 to 12. Widgets and a Live Activity show the current step on the Lock Screen, and a routine or reward chart can be printed on paper. Nothing about your child leaves the device: no ads, no account, no data collected on a child.

> Bravi is a visual routine and reward tool, not a therapy: it does not diagnose or treat anything, and it does not replace advice from a doctor, a psychologist or another professional. Its calm, step-by-step design can also suit children with ADHD or autism, without promising any clinical effect. Bravi is used with Bravi Pro: weekly or yearly, or a one-time purchase, shared with your family.

## Questions

### Is Bravi available on the App Store?

Not yet. Bravi's release is pending App Store approval; this page will show the download link as soon as it is live. Availability may vary by country.

### Does any of my child's information leave the device?

No. Your child's first name, age, routines, stars, photos and any recorded voice stay on the iPhone or iPad, and in the family's own iCloud backup if the device is set to back up. Bravi has no account and sends nothing about a child anywhere.

### What does Bravi measure, then?

Only on the parent's side: an anonymous count of which screens and onboarding steps are used, with TelemetryDeck, to see what works — never a name, an age, an answer or any content. It can be turned off in Settings › Privacy. Purchases are handled by Apple; RevenueCat receives the purchase history to confirm a subscription, tied to an anonymous identifier.

### Can my child buy something or see ads by mistake?

No. The child view has no purchase, no external link, no advertising and no review request. Only the parent sets up rewards, routines and subscriptions from their own space in the app.

### Is Bravi designed for ADHD or autism?

Bravi is built to work well for children with ADHD or autism among many others, through pictures, a visual timer and a predictable routine. It is a visual routine and reward tool, not a therapy: it does not diagnose or treat anything, and it does not promise a clinical effect.

### How many children can use Bravi?

As many as you like, with Family Sharing and one price, in three visual styles that follow a child from about 3 to 12 years old.

### What does it cost?

The App Store and the app show the current price and available purchases in your local currency before confirmation. A free download does not mean every feature is free.

### Is the app available in my language?

These are translated website pages. Check the Languages section of the App Store listing for the app itself. Some content may use a different language.

### How do I manage a subscription?

On iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. Select the app to review or cancel an active subscription. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription.

## Guides

- [Visual morning routine for kids: a setup that ends the nagging](https://romeoapps.app/en/bravi/visual-morning-routine-for-kids/)
- [How to use a reward chart that works, without turning it into bribery](https://romeoapps.app/en/bravi/how-to-use-a-reward-chart/)
- [Bedtime routine for kids: what the research supports, step by step](https://romeoapps.app/en/bravi/bedtime-routine-for-kids/)
- [Visual schedules for autism and ADHD: pictures, timers and first/then boards](https://romeoapps.app/en/bravi/visual-schedule-autism-adhd/)
- [An after-school routine with room to decompress](https://romeoapps.app/en/bravi/after-school-routine-for-kids/)
- [Prepare a printed visual routine with Bravi](https://romeoapps.app/en/bravi/print-a-visual-routine-with-bravi/)

## Support

Gambinoromeo9@gmail.com — https://romeoapps.app/en/bravi/support/