Kidtime Courts
A tri-fold brochure for a parent to take home and two one-page display sheets for a waiting room or a clerk’s counter. Print them today, send them to a print shop, or ask us for a box at no cost.
Updated September 22, 2026
Each piece has a file sized for an office printer. Letter paper, no special settings. The brochure folds in thirds.
Tell us the court and how many. We print on proper stock, ship at no cost, and send more when you run out, for as long as you want them.
The pieces explain what the app does so a parent can decide for themselves. If anything in them oversteps for your court, tell us and we will change it.
The piece a parent takes home. What the app does, how the free plan works, and a code that opens Kidtime on their phone. Written so a parent can decide for themselves; nothing in it says the court recommends the app.
Letter size, landscape, folded in thirds. Any office printer handles the plain file; the print-shop file has bleed and prints best on 100 lb satin text paper.
A one-page sheet for a waiting room wall, a clerk's counter or a display holder. The same code as the brochure, sized to scan from a chair.
Letter size, portrait. Prints on plain paper; 120 lb satin card stock if it will stand in a holder.
The same sheet with a different photograph, so a court with two spots to fill is not hanging the same picture twice.
Letter size, portrait. Prints on plain paper; 120 lb satin card stock if it will stand in a holder.
All six PDFs, the office-printer and the print-shop versions, for a court that hands the lot to a printer.
Download the kit (25 MB zip) →Tell us the court, the mailing address and how many. We print on proper stock and ship at no cost.
Email hello@kidtime.app →Yes. The brochure and display sheets on this page are made for that: a court prints them or requests printed copies from Kidtime at no cost. Nothing in them says the court recommends or requires the app; they explain what it does so a parent can decide for themselves.
A phone and the free plan. The code on each piece opens Kidtime; the free plan has no card, does not expire, and one parent can start on their own before the other joins.
No. Every code on this page is on one general campaign, so a scan tells Kidtime only that it came from a printed piece, never which court, which building or which parent.
No card, and it never expires. One parent can start before the other joins.