Chore chart and routines
Routines the kids actually finish.
Morning, after school and bedtime, as big picture steps the kids tick off themselves on the kitchen screen, earning stars toward rewards you choose.
Picture steps for each part of the day
Get dressed, brush teeth, pack the backpack: each step a big picture even young kids can follow, with a ring that fills as they go.
Chores that take turns
Feeding the dog or setting the table can take turns, one child a week, so no one has to keep track of whose turn it is.
Up for grabs
Put a chore up for anyone, and the first to do it gets the stars.
Stars, rewards and streaks
Stars land the moment a step is ticked. Kids save them for rewards you set, and a parent's PIN confirms when one is spent.
How it works
- 1 Set up each child's morning, afternoon and evening steps, and the chores.
- 2 Put a tablet in the kitchen, paired in a minute.
- 3 The kids tick things off and save their stars for rewards.
Questions
What age is it for?
Picture steps work for kids who can't read yet, and older kids can manage their own chores and save up for bigger rewards. Adults can have tasks too.
Can the kids change the chores?
No. Setting up tasks and rewards is for parents, and spending stars needs a parent's PIN, so the kitchen screen is safe to leave on.
Does it need a special tablet?
No. Any tablet works, even an old one, propped on the counter or on the wall.
Recipes, meals, lists, calendar and routines, together.
One price for the whole household, on the phones and tablets you already have.