Rewards

Points add up to things they actually want.

Movie night, a later bedtime, a trip for ice cream. You set the rewards and the prices; the kids do the math.

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LilyFinished her morning list
120points
30 more to pick movie night
A reward shop you write

Add rewards and set their cost in points.

Balances and history

Every point earned and spent, per child.

Allowance, optional

A weekly top-up if you want one.

What you can do

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A reward shop you writeAdd rewards and set their cost in points.

Kids can see how close they are. Parents approve the redemption.

Any reward, any price
Progress bar toward the next one
TodayThursday
Make bedL
Feed the dog5 ptsM
Math lesson 1210 ptsL
Take out trash5 ptsM
Dinner at 6. Taco night
Balances and historyEvery point earned and spent, per child.

A clear ledger means fewer arguments about who earned what.

Weekly totals on Today
Full transaction history
Allowance, optionalA weekly top-up if you want one.

Give a set number of points each week on top of chores, or none at all.

Per child
Turn on or off anytime
How it works

Set up in an evening.

01Write the shop

Add rewards and set a price in points.

02Let points land

Chores pay out the moment they are checked.

03Approve the redemption

A tap on your phone. The points come off the balance.

Questions

Good to know.

Who approves a reward?

A parent. The child asks from their screen and you confirm on yours.

Can points be taken away?

Yes, with a note, and it shows in the history so nobody is confused.

Does every chore have to be worth points?

No. Set zero for the things that are simply expected.

Start with tonight

Free for the whole family. Plus adds school and celebrations.