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Chores, points and rewards —
one screen for the whole family.

What needs doing, what's already done, and which reward you picked ahead of time. Adults and kids see the same thing — so there's less need to say it ten times or argue "but I did it!"

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Free. Android 8.0 and newer.

Adult screen: tasks waiting for review, the family goal and family members
Adult
Child screen: the list of tasks available today
Child

Everyone can see who promised what

Most fights over chores happen because everyone remembers things differently: who promised what, what's already done, and what the reward is. Adults remember it one way, kids another.

In Family Agreements, it's all written down where everyone can see it: what the task is, whether it's done, and how many points it's worth. If an argument starts, just open the app and check.

How it works

Five steps, then it starts over

  1. An adult adds a task

    Pick a starter task or write your own.

  2. The child sees what's available

    They open the app, and today's tasks are already there.

  3. Done — sent for review

    One button. No more "but I told you yesterday".

  4. The adult approves

    With one tap — or sends it back and can add a note about what to fix.

  5. The child gets points

    And picks a reward the family agreed on ahead of time.

What the adult sees and what the child sees

The adult checks, the child does the work — and both can see what's going on

For adults

You choose the tasks and rewards

  • A ready-made list of everyday chores — your first task takes a couple of taps
  • Approve tasks one by one or all at once
  • Rewards are up to you: screen time, a treat, a trip to the movies, something you do together
  • History: see who did what, and when
  • Notifications only when you actually need to step in
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For kids

Kids see what they can do today

  • A clear list: what's available, what's in progress, what's waiting for review
  • Their own points and progress
  • What each reward costs and how many more points they need
  • Sign-in with a QR code from an adult — no password, no email, no access to contacts
  • Dark theme and large text follow the phone's settings
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What's in the app

Starter tasks for everyday chores

Daily chores like tidying your room, taking out the trash, putting away the dishes, helping with cooking and reading. No need to come up with them from scratch.

Reviewing tasks

The adult approves the task or sends it back. The child sees the decision right away.

Rewards you agreed on

You come up with the rewards. There are a few ready-made ones to get you started, and you can change them to suit your family. You set the price in points, and your child sees it ahead of time.

A shared family goal

A camping trip, a day out, a board game. Kids chip in points and see how close they are to the goal.

Points history

Where each point came from and what it was spent on. It's all in one list you can check any time.

Roles for adults

Mom, dad, grandparents — all in one family. Who decides, who helps out, who just stays in the loop.

What it looks like

Real screens from the app, in light and dark themes

What you won't find in this app

We did this on purpose. The app is there to praise kids for what they get done, and there's nothing in it to punish them with.

  • No penalties: points can't be taken away for bad behavior
  • No negative balance
  • No expiring points
  • No rankings for completed tasks
  • No ads and no advertising trackers

Points are just a record of what you agreed on. They aren't money, and they aren't a grade for your child.

The basics are free

Family Pro adds what bigger families need: more than two adults, tasks on set days of the week or once a month on a chosen day, the family calendar and the full Family activity feed. Everything else is free, with no time limit.

Common questions

Does a child need an email address or a phone number?

No. The child signs in with a QR code shown by an adult. The app doesn't ask a child for an email, a phone number or access to contacts.

Can points be exchanged for money?

Not through the app: it doesn't pay anything out, and points have no cash value. A reward can be anything you agreed on — even money for the piggy bank. An adult hands the reward over.

Can a child see other families?

No. A child sees only their own family: shared tasks, the family goal and their own history. There are no rankings for completed tasks. The only place they see their siblings' numbers is the family goal: it shows who put in how much.

Does the app show ads?

No. No ads, no ad networks, no ad trackers — not in the free version, and not in Pro.

Try it with your whole family

Your first task takes a couple of taps. After that, everything you agreed on is saved in the app.

Get it on Google Play

Free. Android 8.0 and newer.