Montessori Daily
Montessori at home, one day at a time. Every day, a short list of calm activities chosen for your child’s age, with clear steps and things you already have at home.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google PlayWhat is Montessori Daily?
Montessori Daily is an activity planner for parents and caregivers of children aged 1 to 7. It builds on ideas from the Montessori approach: real tasks from everyday life, learning with the hands, letting children do things for themselves and giving them time to concentrate.
Add your child’s name (or a nickname) and date of birth. Each day the app suggests a few activities for their age. You do them together, tick them off, and the app keeps track of your progress. It runs on iPhone and Android, in English, Turkish, Spanish, German and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional).
What you get
A plan for today
A few activities each day, chosen for your child’s age. Areas you haven’t done for a while come first, and activities don’t repeat within two weeks when possible.
Clear steps
Every activity lists the materials, the steps, how long it takes, what it helps your child practice, tips and safety notes.
Things you already have
Bowls, spoons, socks, leaves, paper: there are no special Montessori materials to buy.
240 activities in 8 areas
Practical life, senses, language, math, nature & world, movement, art & music, kindness & feelings. Search, filter and save favorites.
Routines and guides
Ideas for mornings, mealtimes, tidy-up, outdoor time, bath time and bedtime, plus short guides to Montessori at home.
Progress
Your streak, activities done and minutes spent together, by day, week and area.
Daily reminder
An optional reminder at a time that suits your day.
More than one child
Add a profile for each child; each one gets their own plan and progress.
Four age groups
The app chooses the group from your child’s date of birth and moves up automatically on their birthday. You can browse the other groups in the Activities tab at any time.
1–2 years
From 12 months: wiping the table, treasure baskets and first puzzles, naming real objects, climbing, rolling a ball, songs and first scribbles.
2–3 years
From the 2nd to the 4th birthday: pouring and spooning, buttons and coats, sorting and matching, first sounds, planting seeds, play dough and naming feelings.
4–5 years
Homemade sandpaper letters and numerals, rhymes and first sounds, counting and first adding, sewing a button, simple cooking, continents and seeds.
6–7 years
Place value, fractions, money and the clock; writing letters and short stories; experiments, maps and a timeline of life; recipes, woodwork and pocket money.
Is your baby younger than 12 months? You can already browse the activities and save ideas for later.
Privacy
No account and no sign-up. Your child’s name and date of birth, completed activities, favorites and settings stay on your phone; we never receive them. The app uses Google Firebase for anonymous usage statistics (you can turn them off in Settings) and crash reports, Google AdMob for family-safe ads and RevenueCat for Premium. Full details are in the privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the app for?
For parents, grandparents and other caregivers. It is not meant for children to use on their own: you read the activity, get the materials ready and do it together.
Do I need Montessori materials?
No. The activities use everyday things such as bowls, spoons, socks, paper, fruit and things you find outdoors. A few need cheap craft supplies like crayons or play dough.
Which age group is my child in?
The app uses the date of birth: 1–2 from 12 months, 2–3 from the second birthday until the fourth, 4–5 from the fourth birthday and 6–7 from the sixth. Every child grows at their own pace, so feel free to try activities from a younger or older group in the Activities tab.
Are the activities safe?
Every activity has safety notes, but an adult should always be with the child. Take extra care with small objects (a choking risk, especially under 3), water, food, heat and sharp tools. The app offers educational ideas, not medical or developmental advice. If you are worried about your child’s health or development, talk to your pediatrician.
Where is my data? Can I move it to a new phone?
Everything is stored on your phone only, and there is no account to sync it. Your phone’s own backup (iCloud or Google) may include it. To delete a child’s profile and history, go to Settings › Children, tap the child and choose Remove child. Deleting the app removes everything.
How do I restore Premium on a new phone?
Use the same Apple ID or Google account you bought with, then tap Settings › Premium › Restore purchases.
How do I cancel my subscription?
On iPhone: Settings › [your name] › Subscriptions. On Android: Google Play › profile icon › Payments & subscriptions › Subscriptions. Cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period so that it does not renew. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription.
The daily reminder doesn’t arrive. What can I do?
Check that notifications are allowed for Montessori Daily in your phone’s settings and that Settings › Daily reminder is on in the app. On some Android phones, battery saving can delay reminders.
Can I turn off usage statistics?
Yes: Settings › Privacy › Share anonymous usage data. The same switch also stops crash reports.
Support
Have a question or an idea, or found a mistake in an activity? Email destek@md9.net or use Settings › Support › Contact us in the app. It helps if you include your phone model and the app version (shown at the bottom of Settings). We usually reply within two working days.