App Profile: Kaymbu for Families

Ms. Ash-a-lee

Rating: 4/5

I have used Kaymbu as an educator and as a parent at two different schools. Each school uses it differently but one thing I can say is that the customer service is always timely and the parents get the information they need. My first center used it developmentally and attached the skills to cater to each individual child. Parents and extended family loved seeing a snap shot of their child’s day. The second place I used it and the school used it more for daily documentation and mostly to send bulk pictures. Both worked well. I will say I wish that some features for the parent updated in real time where the parents would get notified but you have to have the app to get notifications for the child’s whole day. Also from an admin side it would be nice to be able to toggle through one child’s profile easier. All in all the app works well for multiple needs.

BrookDR

Rating: 4/5

The app is working fine and provides the basic information from our daycare. However, it would be really helpful if the app would show when a nap started while it is in progress. Currently all we can see on the parent side is that a nap is “in progress” and the start and end time are not available until the nap ends. Showing the start time of the nap would be incredibly helpful for planning and monitoring my little one’s day.

Luronzo

Rating: 3/5

This application is okay; it works for the most part and gets the job done giving me updates of my child’s school. However, when I try to download images of my child, the application requires access to my photos. While I'm fine with that, granting limited access doesn’t work. Instead, the app only gives me the option to access settings or cancel. When I access settings and grant limited permission, as suggested by the iOS documentation, the app loops me back to the same photo permission prompt. This prevents me from downloading photos unless I give full permission, which is not required according to the iOS documentation. It appears the product team overlooked this capability, making it an all-or-nothing solution.