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A list to check off. A reward to look forward to.

Making the bed, picking up toys… Your child finds their tasks in their own space. They check off what’s done and earn points once you approve it. Their character is there to cheer them on.

A proud child celebrating a win

They can see what’s left to do.

Missions

Making the bed, reading for fifteen minutes or tidying their room: you pick tasks that suit your child.

Points

When you approve a task, the points are added to their balance. Your child can see what they’ve earned.

Rewards

Your child picks from the rewards you’ve added together. They request one using their points, then you approve it.

Rewards chosen as a family.

A game night can be just as exciting as a new book. Talk about what your child would enjoy and choose together.

8 ideas · make them your own
30 min screen time
40
points
Out for ice cream
80
points
Game night
60
points
A new book
120
points
Bike ride
100
points
Movie night at home
50
points
Allowance
150
points
Painting together
70
points

They can see what they’ve done.

Completed tasks and points earned stay visible. You can look back together at what went well and talk about the things that were harder.

  • A progress bar every day
  • A record of the days they finish their tasks
  • A badge at every milestone
  • A 30-day history
This week · Léa
7 day streak
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T
W
T
F
S
S
Morning routines 92%
Evening routines 78%
Reading 100%
Weekly recap

An app made for them.

Big buttons and simple words help your child find their way around. Show them the first few times, then let them check off tasks in their own space.

Liam’s task list for the day in Harmonia
A card from Liam’s collection, a meerkat
The chest to open when the streak keeps going
From the blog Chore ideas for different ages
See the chore chart by age

Show them their first list.

Pick a few tasks together and a reward they’d like to earn. You can try it free with one child.