Questions and answers

A device on Android 8.0 or newer and an email address for one adult. The child needs neither: they sign in with a QR code you show them.

Usually one evening. Signing the adult up, adding a child with a QR code and creating the first task from the catalogue — three steps, a few taps each.

Yes, but not as well. The point of the app is that the child sees the list themselves and marks the work done themselves. With one shared device the child's role turns into reporting to an adult, and half the effect is lost.

No. Family Agreements keeps the family's devices in sync over the network, so both the adult and the child need a connection. There is no full offline mode.

Not yet — the app exists for Android only. Work on shared code that an iOS build could come from is underway, but promising a date would be dishonest.

No. An adult creates the child's profile, and signing in happens with a QR code. The app asks a child for no email address, no phone number and no access to contacts.

Only to scan the QR invitation code — when a child joins the family or re-authorises a device. The app records no video, saves no images and sends nothing from the camera to a server.

No. There are no chats, feeds, comments, friends or any way to see another family. Everything a child sees was created by the adults in their own family.

No. Rankings and leaderboards are deliberately absent. A child sees their own progress and the shared family goal — and not a single reason to compete with a sibling for a place in a list.

A child's actions are bounded by their role: take a task, send it for review, request a reward. Creating and deleting tasks, changing reward prices and approving work is for adults only.

No. Points exist only inside your family, cannot be cashed out or moved between families, and carry no monetary value. They are a way to record an agreement, not a currency.

No. There is no expiry, no burning down and no negative balance. That is a decision, not an omission: the app encourages taking part rather than punishing a pause.

No, there is no mechanism for taking points away "for behaviour". We deliberately left it out: the moment points become a punishment, an agreement turns into surveillance.

An adult. The app records that there are enough points and that a request was sent, but the trip to the movies and the extra hour of screen time happen in real life, not on a screen.

One shared plan for the whole family — a trip, an outing, a bigger purchase. Children contribute points voluntarily and watch the shared progress. It is the one place in the app where children's efforts add up instead of being compared.

No. The free version does not end and does not turn into a pumpkin. There are limits on how many tasks and rewards can be active at once, but none of them are about time.

Several adults with roles, unlimited tasks and rewards, advanced repeat schedules, one task for several children at once, the complete event history and longer analytics periods. The detailed comparison is on the Family Pro page.

Through Google Play. The app takes no payments itself and stores no payment details. Cancel in Google Play → Subscriptions; the period you already paid for runs to its end.

No. The subscription applies to the family: one adult buys it and the extra capabilities appear for everyone.

The adult's email address, profile names and internal identifiers, tasks, rewards, point balances and the history of operations. The full list is in the Privacy Policy.

No. The app carries no ad networks, does no tracking for advertising purposes and does not sell personal data.

Write to [email protected] from the address the account is registered to. After verification the account and the associated family data will be removed.

Data is stored as long as the family account exists. If the account is deleted, the associated family data is deleted with it.