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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Dmytro, developer behind Mess Monsters.
I built it around a very simple problem: kids often don’t know how to approach a big task like “clean your room”, while parents end up repeating the same instructions over and over.
Mess Monsters turns that into a small real-world quest.
A parent chooses a routine or takes a photo of the mess, breaks it into simple steps, and guides the child through them one by one. The child helps a sad monster feel better as the task gets done — while the parent stays in control of the phone.
I intentionally didn’t want to build another app that asks parents to hand a screen to their child for 30 minutes. The goal is the opposite: use the phone briefly to help something happen in the real world.
I’m still actively shaping the product, so I’d especially love feedback from parents here:
What’s the hardest recurring routine in your home right now — cleanup, bedtime, mornings, brushing teeth, something else?
I’ll be here all day answering questions. Thanks for checking it out
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About Mess Monsters: Family Chores on Product Hunt
“Routine Chart & Quests/Rewards”
Mess Monsters: Family Chores was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #119 on the daily leaderboard. A parent-led iPhone app for kids routines, chores, bedtime, rewards, Camera Rescue, and quiet time.
Mess Monsters: Family Chores was featured in Task Management (84.2k followers), Parenting (4.4k followers) and Kids (4.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 16.8k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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