Moli is an at-home support program for parents of children who struggle with attention and self-regulation, including children with ADHD. Your child plays for 15–20 minutes a day; then the screen turns off and you do the day’s activity together.
If getting ready in the morning takes forever, starting homework turns into a daily battle, or waiting and handling big feelings feel hard, you’re not alone. Most of the time it isn’t unwillingness; it’s skills that are still growing.
Moli practices these skills in short, playful steps every day, and gives you a ready-made plan that shows you what to do and what to say.
Suitable for every child aged 3–13, with or without ADHD. Moli is not a health service and does not replace professional advice.
A day in Moli has four steps and ends when the screen turns off. The program is ready day by day for every age group, so there’s nothing for you to pick or prepare.
Fireflies, soap bubbles, a breathing balloon… A calm start that warms up fingers and eyes. No points, no rush.
Games for attention, waiting, memory and planning. Each one gets harder level by level, at your child’s pace; 3 stars open the next level.
Tap, sort, draw, listen, pick a feeling: 1–3 small tasks on the phone. Every task earns a fixed number of treats, which your child feeds to their pet.
The screen turns off and you do the day’s activity together: a step-by-step guide, “Say it like this” lines and a timer when needed.
15–20 minutes a day No “one more round” Ends with a screen-free activity
Each program day focuses on one skill. In the first weeks the skills are built one at a time; then they’re carried into real-life moments like mornings, homework and friendships.
Breathing, body awareness and a calm-down corner: a toolbox that is ready before big feelings arrive.
Focusing on one thing, noticing distractions and finding the way back to the task.
Waiting, taking turns and being able to “stop and think.”
Keeping an instruction in mind, putting steps in order and planning ahead.
Predictable picture routines for mornings, after school and bedtime.
Your child’s side is designed with soft colors, calm sounds and big touch targets. In the evening, it switches to night mode on its own.
Fireflies in a twilight meadow, a star hunt over Cappadocia, drawing in the sand with a starfish, breathing with a hot-air balloon. A warm-up for their age every day, with no points and no pressure.
Traffic officer, a submarine dive, candle breathing, rhythm, mazes… Eighteen games for each age group, with new ones opening as the program weeks go by.
Holding down to fill a breathing balloon, putting pictures in order, wiping away a cloud to find what’s hiding, repeating a rhythm, picking a feeling. Twenty-one kinds of task in five families.
Baby
0 treats
Tiny
15 treats
Small
45 treats
Young
100 treats
Big
180 treats
Grown-up
280 treats
Your child picks a cat, dog, rabbit or bird and chooses its color and name. They feed it with the treats they earn from tasks and watch its tricks as it grows. A new item unlocks at the end of every program week.
The parent area is simple and calm: today’s tasks, your activity, the day’s lesson and the week’s summary, all in one place.
An activity to do with your child away from the screen every day: why it works, what you need, what to do step by step and what to say. With easier and harder options, and separate versions for ages 3–7 and 8–13.
Try this: Beside them, at eye level: “Emma, put your pajamas on, please. What were you going to do?”
Instead of this: From the kitchen: “Come on now, pajamas, teeth, book, do it all!”
A 5–9 minute lesson for each program day: calming down, routines, attention, waiting, mornings, homework, big feelings and friendships. With printable worksheets.
Browse the lessons
Completed tasks, game levels and the five skills, with weekly summaries and simple charts. The numbers are information, not grades or comparisons.
An optional parent assistant: short, practical suggestions for routines, homework, sleep and angry moments. It works only with your separate consent and points you to your doctor on medical questions.
Moli isn’t designed to keep your child on the screen. It’s designed to help them get off it calmly.
A missed day isn’t lost; you pick up where you left off. Treats earned are never taken away.
No surprise boxes, spinning wheels or random prizes. Every task’s treats are fixed and shown up front.
15–20 minutes a day, by age. When time is up, a gentle closing screen; extra time only with your parent PIN.
No autoplay and no “one more round.” Every session ends with a screen-free activity.
Leaving child mode needs your PIN, or Face ID or a fingerprint. No purchases and no links out on your child’s side.
No ads and no third-party tracking tools. You can turn off our own usage records in Settings, too.
A nickname is enough for your child, and we never ask for health information. Photos stay on your phone.
Dimmer colors, slower animations and softer sounds in the evening. Follows the phone’s “reduce motion” setting.
Separate games, tasks and a day-by-day program for each of the four age groups. Games start at a level that suits your child’s age and move at their pace.
15min / day
Big touch targets, spoken instructions and short, calm games.
17min / day
First games with rules, waiting for a turn and picture routines.
20min / day
Longer attention, stop signals, planning and rule-switching games.
20min / day
Harder levels, rounds played by ear alone and making their own plans.
The daily time is the age group’s suggestion; you can change it between 5 and 20 minutes in your child’s profile.
In the first five weeks, the skills are built one at a time; week six looks at what has changed halfway; the following weeks carry these skills into mornings, homework, big feelings, friendships and moments out and about.
Short, practical and blame-free. Each lesson explains why something works, how to try it and what to say.
Look at your child's hard moments with new eyes: the problem isn't unwillingness, it's skills that are still growing.
Long instructions called out from far away get lost. The power of instructions that are close, short, one step at a time and said back.
Anger doesn't explode all at once; it rises like a wave. Recognizing the early signs together opens the way to calming down before the wave grows.
Start without a card. The rest of the program and Moli AI come with one family membership that covers all your children.
Free
Each child’s first 3 program days · no card needed
7-day free trial
The App Store and Google Play show the price in your local currency.
Renews automatically every month
The App Store and Google Play show the price in your local currency.
Purchases are made only through the App Store and Google Play, and you can cancel any time in your store settings. If your membership ends, nothing is lost. The price shown in the store applies.
Moli is an at-home support program for children who struggle with attention and self-regulation, and for their parents. Each day your child warms up, plays games and does small tasks in a 15–20 minute screen session; then the screen turns off and you do the day’s activity together. You read a 5–9 minute Parent Academy lesson each day, too.
No. Moli is not a health service and does not replace professional advice. It’s a family program designed to support attention and self-regulation skills at home, through play and everyday routines. If you have concerns about your child, talk with your child’s doctor or a children’s mental health professional.
Each age group has a suggested daily time (15 minutes for Little Ones, 17 for Explorers and 20 for Heroes and Captains), which you can change between 5 and 20 minutes. When time is up, your child’s side closes with a gentle closing screen, and extra time can only be added with your parent PIN. There’s no autoplay, no endless feed and no “one more round.”
Nothing is lost. The program follows your progress, not the calendar: a day that wasn’t done carries on from the same place the next day. Streaks don’t reset, treats aren’t taken away, and the pet never gets hungry or sad.
Each child’s first 3 program days are free, with no card needed. After that, new days and Moli AI continue with a Moli Family membership. The yearly plan also comes with the store’s 7-day free trial.
For the account, your name and email address; for your child, only a nickname, birth month and year, focus skills and, if you like, interests. We don’t ask for health information, location or access to contacts. Photos stay on your phone, and in voice tasks only the sound level is read; nothing is recorded.
Download Moli, tell it a little about your child and start the first day right away. The first 3 days are free, no card needed.
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