Daily tasks
Mandatory tasks that repeat every day, or only on the weekdays you pick.
Tasks
Three kinds of tasks cover school days, weekends and free time.
One-day tasks
A mandatory task for one specific date, like getting ready for Friday's guests.
Task bank
Optional tasks kids pick in their free time for extra points. You set how many times a day, up to 20.
Ready-made library
Start from a list of common tasks, adjust the points and details, or write your own from scratch.
A deadline per task
Each task has its own "must be done before" time, in your family's timezone. Leave it empty for end of day.
For one kid or all of them
Give a task to one kid, to several, or to everyone at once.
Shared tasks
Each kid does it alone for full points, or it's shared: the kids who helped split the points, after you confirm who took part.
Photo or video proof
Turn on proof for any task. Your kid attaches one photo or one video, and you see it before you approve.
Clear descriptions
Add details to a task so your kid knows exactly what "done" means.
Change a task any time
Edit the points, days, deadline or who does it. The change starts with the next time the task is due.
Approval and fairness
Rules everyone knows before the day starts.
You approve every task
A finished task waits for a parent. Points are added only after you approve.
Bonus for great work
Add extra points when you approve, for effort that deserves it.
Reject and try again
If it isn't done properly, reject it. Your kid can redo it before the deadline with no penalty.
Missed tasks cost points
A missed mandatory task takes away half of its points. Optional tasks are never penalised.
Never below zero
A penalty can't push a balance under zero, so no one ends up in debt.
Points
Simple numbers a 10-year-old can follow.
Three clear numbers
Points to spend now, points reserved for a requested reward, and all-time earned.
Points never expire
Kids can save for as long as they like for something big.
Streak bonus
Set a rule per task, such as "every 5 in a row earns 20 extra". Works for mandatory and optional tasks.
Full points history
Every point is listed: what earned it, what was lost to a missed task, and what was spent, with weekly totals.
Rewards
Kids work for things they actually want.
Your family's reward list
Add your own rewards with a price in points, or add ideas from the rewards library with one tap. Change a name or price whenever you like.
Kids suggest rewards
A kid can suggest a reward. You set its price and add it, or dismiss it.
Fair requests
When a kid asks for a reward, the points are reserved. Hand it over and they're spent; decline and they come back.
Savings goal
A kid picks one reward as a goal and watches a progress bar fill up, with a celebration at the end.
Motivation
Small wins that keep kids coming back.
Levels
Levels grow with all-time points, so spending on a reward never lowers a level.
Weekly sibling ranking
Siblings are ranked by points earned this week. It starts over every week, on the day you choose.
Badges to collect
For milestones like the first task, 10 and 50 tasks, helping out, streaks, the first reward and reaching a savings goal.
Characters and celebrations
Each kid picks a character or takes a profile picture. An approved task, a streak, a new level, a new badge and a reached goal each get their own celebration, with a sound that can be turned off.
Birthday gift of points
On a kid's birthday the app adds a gift of points by itself. You set how many, or turn it off.
Birthday wish list
Ten days before their birthday, a kid writes up to five wishes. You pick one, and they find out which on the day.
Family competitions
Take on cousins, neighbours and friends, on fair terms.
Compete with other families
Start a competition and bring in other families, up to 10 in each. All their kids are ranked together.
Invite by link or family code
Send the invite link, or type the other family's code. They are in once one of their parents accepts.
You choose which kids take part
Tick the kids who join each competition. Only they are shown to the other families, and you can change it at any time.
Fair between homes
Kids are ranked by the tasks they finished that week, not by points, because every family sets its own points.
A fresh start every week
The ranking starts over each week and names last week's star. Kids taking part follow it in their own app.
Only a little is shared
Other families see a kid's name, emoji character, tasks and points for the week, level and badges. Never a profile picture, task names, proof files or birthdays.
For parents
The whole week at a glance, without asking anyone.
Weekly dashboard
Points earned, commitment to mandatory tasks, what's waiting for you and rewards handed over, compared with last week.
Charts
Points per kid over the last 14 days, this week's done, missed and not-yet tasks, and the most missed tasks of the last 30 days.
A page for each kid
Balance, level and full history per kid. Rename them, change their password, add their birthday, or remove them from the family.
Two parents, same rights
Invite the other parent with a link that works once, for 7 days. The parent who created the family can remove the other.
Notifications
You hear about tasks to approve and reward requests. Kids hear about new tasks, approvals and deadlines under an hour away.
Weekly report by email
Once a week, on the day your week starts, each parent can get an email with what every kid did and what they missed.
Family settings
Family name, timezone, the day your week starts, the family language and the birthday gift.
Built for real family life
Works on the devices you already have.
Arabic and English
The whole app in both languages, with proper right-to-left layout. Switch at any time.
Installs like an app
Add it to the home screen on iPhone or Android. No app store needed.
Works offline
Kids can mark tasks done without internet. Everything is sent once, when the connection is back.
Kid accounts without email
You create each kid's account. They sign in with a code and a simple password.
Private by default
Only your family sees your data, apart from a few details of the kids you choose to put in a competition. Proof files are deleted after 90 days, and only parents and the sender can open them.
Everyone on their own device
Phone, tablet or computer. Each person signs in with their own account.