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Start with a few doable chores.
Make the bed. Help with dinner. Pick jobs that fit your kids’ ages and your week, then decide together how many points each one is worth.
SMALL JOBS,
BIG REWARDS.
Turn the things your kids keep asking for into something they can work toward. Agree on a few chores and a reward, then let them see their points add up.
Make the bedDone and approved by you+10
Saving up forA game console
CHORES AND REWARDS FOR YOUR FAMILY You approve the points You choose the rewards Your family has its own space
Make the routine easier to keep up with.
Maybe the last chore chart lasted two weeks. Then life got busy, and everyone forgot about the stickers. Here, kids can check what needs doing, and you can see what’s ready to review. There’s a place to come back to, even after a busy week.
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ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLEOn your list today
Make your bed
10 pointsReady when you are.
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Check the work, then add the points.
When a child marks a chore done, it comes to you for review. Approve it when you’re happy with the work, and the points go into their balance.
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Choose a reward worth saving for.
Talk about what they’d like to earn and what works for your budget. You set the goal; they can see how each finished chore brings it closer.
Try it with a sample familyGive them a reason to keep going.
That console they keep asking for can become something they help earn. Pick a reward below and tick off the last few chores to see how their progress adds up.
TRY THE FINAL FEW CHORESThese are sample points, not prices. In your family, you set the goal and approve chores before points are added.WHAT THEY’RE SAVING FOR
Their own game console
They’ve told you all about the games. Now they can help earn the console.
540 / 600 points90% of the way
60 more points to this goal.
You don’t have to keep it all in your head.
Who’s finished? Who’s still saving? What did you agree a chore was worth? You can check it all in one place.
“Done” still needs your okay.
Marking a chore finished doesn’t add points. You review the work first, so a quick tap can’t turn an unmade bed into a reward.
PARENT APPROVALThey can check for themselves.
Kids use a PIN to see their own chores, points, and goals on a family device. They can look up what’s next without waiting for you to read out a list.
INDIVIDUAL KID PROFILESYou can see where the points went.
When “I thought I had more points” comes up, you can check the record together. Earned points and redeemed rewards are there to look back on.
POINTS HISTORYKeep everyone’s chores in one place.
Give each child chores that suit their age and goals that matter to them. Review everyone’s progress from your parent dashboard.
Try the sample family firstTHE FAMILY PLAN
$9.99 / month
For the chores you set and the rewards you agree on.
- A profile and PIN for each child
- Chores that repeat on your schedule
- Your approval before points are added
- Goals you choose and rewards you redeem
- A record of points earned and used
A few things you might be wondering.
How do kids use it?
Create a profile and PIN for each child, then open kid mode on a family device. They can see their chores, send completed work for review, and follow their saving goals.
Who decides how many points a chore earns?
You do. Choose the points when you set up a chore. Your child gets them after you review and approve the work. You also decide how many points each reward takes.
Is this a bank account or real money?
No. points are points inside your family. Choose real-life rewards together, then handle any purchase or activity yourself.
What happens when a goal is reached?
You decide when to redeem it. The points are taken from your child’s balance and the reward is recorded in their history. You arrange the actual reward yourself; the app doesn’t buy or send anything.
Can I try it before creating an account?
Yes. Open the demo to explore a sample family, approve chores, and try kid mode. Demo changes stay in your browser and do not affect a real family account.
