Planner apps · Ramadan Kids Planner
Ramadan planner app for kids
Children tick their fasts and prayers, write the good deed they did today, and watch the week add up. Parents see the same planner on their own phone. The printable edition has the same pages, so a child can colour it in at the table and the family keeps the record in the app.
The demo is filled with sample entries. Changes stay in your browser. No sign-up.
What it keeps for you
- Each day: fasted or part fast, Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, Quran pages, a good deed, a dua and how I felt
- Each week: Quran pages read against a goal and a count of every prayer, added up for you
- A kindness challenge for every week
- Eid countdown with a wish list of gifts and activities, and thank-you notes for after Eid
- No ads, and no login for the child: an adult looks after the child's profile
The same planner to print
Kids Ramadan Planner Digital
A$12.90
Printable Kids Ramadan Planner
A$10.90
Ramadan Planner 2027 Digital
A$14.90
Printable Eid Gift Tags
A$12.90
Questions
Is the Ramadan kids planner app free?
Yes. The free plan opens one planner in the app for one person. Sharing it with the rest of the family starts with Tier 1 at A$29 a year.
Does my child need an email or a login?
No. A child profile is created and looked after by an adult in the household, so the child never signs in on their own.
Can we print it as well?
Yes. The Kids Ramadan Planner comes as a printable PDF and a digital (GoodNotes) PDF in the shop, with the same pages as the app.
When does Ramadan 2027 start?
Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin around 8 February 2027, depending on the moon sighting where you live. You set the dates, so the planner follows your local start.