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DISCOVERCreate your kids' club app
Kids' club and day camp app: the activity program, sign-ups and photos only parents can see
Families check the week's activities and outings, sign their children up through a form and find the day's photos in a section that only they can open.
A kids' club, a day camp or a summer camp opens its own app to families, without a line of code: the vacation program, sign-ups by form, a daily photo journal reserved for parents, and the Apps for Kids extension to follow the store rules that protect children.
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An app about children, set up like an app for children
Apps for Kids: one declaration in the back office, and the features the stores forbid switch off
Declare your app as an app for kids in the back office: GoodBarber follows the rules of Apple's Kids Category and Google Play's Designed for Families program, and turns off what they forbid, such as statistics, geolocation, sign-in with Facebook or X and external advertising. No personal data goes to third parties. The Apps for Kids extension is free, and there is no rule list for you to learn.
The vacation program, week after week
Activities, outings and the week's theme in the Agenda
Activities and outings go into the Agenda, one listing each: the day, the times, the age group, the place, what to pack in the bag. Parents have the week in front of them, save the farm trip in their own calendar and know what time the bus gets back. Menus and the week's news fit in an article.
Sign-ups by form, no paperwork
Chosen weeks, age group, contact details: everything lands in one place
The sign-up form asks your questions: the child's name and age, the weeks or days wanted, the parents' contact details, the people allowed to pick the child up. An email flags each sign-up, which you also find in the back office and in the CSV export. No place counter, no payment: you confirm and invoice as you do today.
The day's photos, for parents only
A photo journal that only the Parents group can open
Every evening, the team publishes the day's journal: a few lines and photos of the activities, in an article section closed to other users. Parents create their account in the app; once their child's sign-up is confirmed, your team adds them to the Parents group in the back office. A notification reserved for the group, “Photos from the lake trip are online”, only reaches registered families.
Setting up the app before the holidays: four steps
To do before sign-ups open.
Declare the app for kids
Turn on the Apps for Kids extension: features the stores forbid are switched off.Publish the program
One event per activity or outing in the Agenda, with the age group.Open sign-ups
A form with your questions, linked to the inbox that will receive the sign-ups.Create the Parents group
Add the User groups option and Authentication, then reserve the photo section for the Parents group.
A town's kids' club
Wednesdays and school vacations, several age groups, and parents who want to know what their child did all day.
A summer camp
Two weeks away from home: the photo journal reserved for families reassures them between phone calls.
A town's family weekend
For a celebration open to all, with no sign-up or reserved area, a town's calendar app is enough.
See the town calendar appOther sections families find useful
Practical information
Opening hours, rates, what to bring, house rules: articles kept up to date.
The team's contacts
A Contact section to call or write to the director.
A push the day before an outing
Scheduled in advance: “Tomorrow, bus leaves at 9 am, bring a packed lunch”.
The program entered by your AI assistant
With the MCP server, ask Claude or ChatGPT to enter the week's activities; nothing goes out without your go-ahead.
A web version
A link on the town's website shows the program in any browser.
Pioneers of no-code
15 years of experience building native apps for businesses and content publishers. And the numbers to prove it.
25 000+
Daily downloads for apps built with GoodBarber*
30 000+
Clients have brought their app projects to life with GoodBarber
2011
The year GoodBarber was born: no-code, before anyone else
* Source: internal download tracking, App Store and Google Play, April 2026.
Budget for a kids' club app
A kids' app in the stores takes the Premium plan. Reserving the photo journal for parents adds Authentication and User groups, except on Pro, where they are already included. Nothing to pay for Apps for Kids or the Form.
| Premium · a kids' app in the stores | $55 /month, billed yearly |
| Authentication, an add-on to Premium | $12 /month |
| User groups, an add-on to Premium | $5 /month |
| Pro · both options already included | $105 /month, billed yearly |
Families pay for sign-ups as they do today, outside the app; Apple and Google each require a developer account, paid to them.
Extension Store
For a kids' club: Agenda, articles, the Form, a Contact section, push, and Authentication paired with User groups for the parents' area; MCP comes free, and Apps for Kids, also free, is turned on separately.
Kids' club app: questions from directors and towns
Does an app meant for parents need the Apps for Kids declaration?
If children use it too, to listen to the club's songs or watch the workshop videos again, declare it with Apps for Kids: it then follows the store rules for apps aimed at children. For an app only parents open, the declaration is not required; the choice is yours, and the extension is free.
Can we take payment for sign-ups in the app?
No. The form collects the request, with no payment; you confirm the place and invoice through your usual channels. No stay or day at the club is sold in the app.
Can each family see only the photos of their child's group?
Yes, with one group per age range or camp session, ages 3-5, ages 6-11, and a photo section reserved for each. A family with two children can belong to two groups.
Can we warn parents that the bus is running late?
Yes, with a push sent right away from the back office, to the Parents group or to everyone. Rely on these sends rather than on phone location: Apps for Kids turns off geolocation, and with it Geofencing and area-based sends.
How much does a kids' club app cost?
The Premium plan is needed for the stores; the parents' section adds Authentication and User groups, which Pro already contains. Apps for Kids, the Form and the Agenda cost nothing more.
Where are the children's photos hosted?
In Europe, where GoodBarber hosts its customers' data. Only the accounts you place in the Parents group open the section where they appear, and you can remove a photo at any time from the back office.
Program, sign-ups and photos of your kids' club: GoodBarber gathers them in your own app
Vacation program, sign-ups by form, a photo journal reserved for parents, push by group, the Apps for Kids extension, on iPhone and Android.