Built by parents,
for parents.
It started with a simple problem — finding the right activity for our son.
The reality.
Surrey is a brilliant place to raise a curious kid. Swim schools and football clubs in every town, farms and woodland on the doorstep, drama, gymnastics, music — more options than any parent can keep track of.
And yet most parents still end up committing to one activity at a time — and hoping it's the right fit. When it isn't, the process starts all over again, with a bit more doubt each time. Most children never get a chance to discover what they would have truly loved.
Kydo Club exists to change that. One free app, giving families the freedom to explore and find what fits.
What we believe.
Children deserve to discover.
Children shouldn’t be locked into one path too early. Exploring a range of activities is how they find what they truly enjoy.
Parents deserve simplicity.
One free app for the whole week. No more juggling WhatsApp groups, newsletters and browser tabs just to keep up.
Local providers deserve visibility.
The coaches, clubs and venues doing great work deserve to be found — with honest listings that are theirs to claim.
Finding the right fit.
Every child is different. What works for one might not work for another — and what works today might change tomorrow.
Finding the right activity isn't about picking once. It's about having the freedom to explore, adjust, and discover what truly fits.
How we're different.
- Honest listings, clearly labelled. Every place is checked against its own public information, and providers can claim and correct their listing at any time.
- Designed for real family weeks. Built in Weybridge, shaped around school runs, half terms and rainy Saturdays.
- Children first. Every decision starts with them.
Who we are.
Nicola Ersen
Co-founder · Weybridge
As parents, keeping up with the kids' week lived across WhatsApp groups, newsletters and a dozen browser tabs — and finding new things to try was somehow even harder. Kydo Club is the app we wanted to exist. Now we're building it, starting in our own town.