Steady is for the hard parenting moments — the meltdown, the bedtime battle, the morning you're already out of patience. Open it and get calm, practical guidance in seconds, grounded in developmental psychology. No accounts, no streaks, no guilt-tripping notifications. When things get heavier, it quietly surfaces the right crisis or medical resources for your situation. Built to help you respond like the parent you want to be — then get out of your way.
No reviews yetBe the first to leave a review for Steady
Maker
📌
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built Steady for the moments parenting advice never seems to be there for — the 6pm meltdown, the third wake-up of the night, the morning you snap before you've even had coffee. Most parenting apps are courses, trackers, or streak machines that ask for *more* of you. Steady is the opposite: you open it when you're already at your limit, and within a few seconds it gives you something calm and concrete to say or do — grounded in developmental psychology, not vibes.
A few deliberate choices:
• No accounts, no streaks, no guilt-trip notifications. It should help, then get out of your way.
• When the moment looks like a real crisis or a medical red flag, it surfaces the right human resources instead of an AI answer.
• Nothing about your hardest moments is gamified, scored, or shared.
It's iOS-only for now. I'd genuinely love feedback — especially from parents who are in the thick of it right now.
Report
opened it during a bedtime standoff and the meltdown advice was actually useful, not generic. love that it doesn't ask you to sign up for anything first.
Report
Maker
@semihljmi this made my morning. the bedtime standoff is exactly the moment I built it for, so hearing it held up there means a lot. no-signup was a hard rule from the start, nobody has a spare hand for account creation at 8pm. if anything ever does land generic for your kid, I want to hear about it.
Report
Maker
Hi PH 👋 I'm Narek, I built Steady.
Steady isn't a parenting program and there's nothing to keep up with. It's the app you open in the hard 10 minutes — the tantrum at the daycare door, the bedtime that fell apart, the moment you locked yourself in the bathroom. You type what's happening, and it gives you one short, grounded thing to do right now, written for that moment. Too far gone to read? Tap Breathe — 60 seconds, and just follow your hand.
The crisis lines are always free, no account needed. For the rest, here's a month of Steady Plus for this community, no strings:
Code PRODUCTHUNT. Newest build makes this the easy part: open Steady, tap Redeem a code (on the paywall, or Settings → Account), paste it, and Plus is on without ever leaving the app.
opened it during a bedtime standoff and the meltdown advice was actually useful, not generic. love that it doesn't ask you to sign up for anything first.
@semihljmi this made my morning. the bedtime standoff is exactly the moment I built it for, so hearing it held up there means a lot. no-signup was a hard rule from the start, nobody has a spare hand for account creation at 8pm. if anything ever does land generic for your kid, I want to hear about it.
Hi PH 👋 I'm Narek, I built Steady.
Steady isn't a parenting program and there's nothing to keep up with. It's the app you open in the hard 10 minutes — the tantrum at the daycare door, the bedtime that fell apart, the moment you locked yourself in the bathroom. You type what's happening, and it gives you one short, grounded thing to do right now, written for that moment. Too far gone to read? Tap Breathe — 60 seconds, and just follow your hand.
The crisis lines are always free, no account needed. For the rest, here's a month of Steady Plus for this community, no strings:
Code PRODUCTHUNT. Newest build makes this the easy part: open Steady, tap Redeem a code (on the paywall, or Settings → Account), paste it, and Plus is on without ever leaving the app.
Rather do it from the App Store? Here: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6768068627&code=PRODUCTHUNT
I read every comment here — if Steady lands wrong for you, tell me and I'll fix it.