Munchkin Report is an online activity tracking app for parents, preschools, and daycares.
Caregivers log activities (naps, meals, potties, moods, and notes/photos) during the day and parents can view that activity in real-time by logging into the app. Parents also get a daily email report that summarizes their child's day.
Some secondary features of the web app currently include: a milestone timeline that shows important events and photos in one place; basic reports that show trends in naps and meals over time; managing Munchkins/Families/Parents/Teachers (basic CRUD).
You can sign up for the trial here: http://www.munchkinreport.com/pricing
The sole function of v1 of the iOS app is to make it mindblowingly easy for a caregiver to log activities in real-time.
All other fuctions (reporting, milestone timeline) are not needed at the moment.
Ideally it will work well on iPhone, iPad mini, and iPod Touch.
User (i.e., a parent or teacher) logs into the iOS app and lands on the "Munchkins" screen where they see all of the Munchkins (i.e., children) they have access to. If they're a teacher, they can switch to the classrooms screen.
There is a search box that lets you find a particular Munchkin or Classroom.
From the listings screen you can select a Munchkin or Classroom and click the Log button (+) which lets you:
- Log nap
- Log potty
- Log meal
- Log mood
- Log note (with optional photo)
- In/out (attendence)
If the user has not selected a Munchkin or Classroom and they click the Log button (+), they will have the opportunity to pick a Munchkin or Classroom directly from the Logging screen.
If the user makes a mistake, they should be able to edit or delete the activity.
A parent or teacher can also view a Munchkin or Classroom's timeline which, by default, lists the current day's activities. They can also page back in time and show activity for a given day on the calendar.
Lastly, when viewing a timeline, there should be a button that says "Email report" and will email the report for the day that is being viewed (this functionality exists in the web app already).