Any Do – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

Any Do

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app2012

74%

WISE Score

4.6

App Store

A slick, no-nonsense command center for the kid who's juggling three clubs, a math project, and a social life that needs a literal map.

Any Do

app

2012

74%

WISE Score

4.6

App Store

A slick, no-nonsense command center for the kid who's juggling three clubs, a math project, and a social life that needs a literal map.

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Screenwise Verdict

Any.do is the 'grown-up' version of a sticker chart. It’s a high-end productivity tool that happens to be intuitive enough for a motivated ten-year-old to master. If your kid is drowning in extracurriculars or just can't seem to remember their homework, this is a much better move than a generic notes app.

It’s not 'fun' in the traditional sense—you aren't going to find a kid opening this for entertainment—but the satisfaction of the 'Any.do Moment' (their daily planning ritual) is real. It’s a solid training ground for the kind of organization they’ll need in high school and beyond.

Age Fit

Best for ages 10 and up. Younger kids won't have the schedule density to need this, but middle schoolers and teens will find the calendar integration and sub-tasks genuinely useful for managing schoolwork.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

It is a utility focused entirely on organization and responsibility. No fluff, no toxic engagement loops, just a tool for getting life in order.

Imaginative

It is a productivity app, not a creative playground. While you can plan projects, the app itself doesn't invite building or exploration.

Safe

Very low risk. No ads in the premium version and no public feed. The only social layer is direct collaboration on shared lists.

Enriching

A powerhouse for building executive function. It teaches kids to break down tasks, manage time, and visualize their week.

Parent Info

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Why It Might Be Great

Executive function goldmine that helps kids visualize their day through a clean, 'any-do moment' morning planner.
Location-based reminders are a game changer for the kid who always forgets their cleats at school or their lunch in the car.
Cross-platform sync means they can check their list on a laptop at school and their phone on the bus without missing a beat.
Voice entry makes it easy for kids who hate typing to quickly dump their thoughts before they forget the assignment.

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What to Watch For

The subscription model is aggressive. It’s easy for a kid to accidentally trigger a 'free trial' that turns into a $60 annual bill if you haven't locked down IAP.
It lacks Apple Family Sharing support, meaning you can't just buy one sub and hand it out; everyone needs their own seat if you want the premium features.
The chat feature within shared lists is unmoderated. If they are collaborating on a project with classmates, it’s just another place for a group chat to live.

Conversation Starters

"Which of these tasks feels like the 'big frog' you should eat first today?"
"If we set a reminder to pop up when you get to the library, do you think that would help you remember the return pile?"
"How does it feel to physically swipe a task away when you're done with it?"
"What's one thing on your list that we could turn into a shared family project?"

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