Less chasing.
Clearer follow-through.

A calmer way for families to turn chores into visible progress.

If your chore system lives in texts, paper charts, and memory, give everyone one place to see what’s theirs—and what happens next.

Create your household

Free · No child financial account needed

Make the next step visible.

From a clear owner to a reviewed finish, everyone can see where the work stands.

  1. Give work an owner.

    An Admin assigns a chore, adds a brief, and sets its Home Bucks reward.

  2. Show it’s ready.

    The Member completes the work and submits it. A photo can help show the result.

  3. Review and approve.

    For chores that need review, an Admin checks the work and approves once.

  4. See progress update.

    Home Bucks arrive, and progress toward a selected reward updates with the balance.

Same work. Different way in.

A calmer overview or a guided quest board. Both give Members the same permissions to do their part.

Grown-upMember · Demo data

Monday at Maple household

Chores

One chore is waiting for you.

My ChoresOpen BountiesHistory
In progress5 Home Bucks

Put the books away

Alex

Put the books on the shelf and clear the table.

Submit for review

Compact task cards. Status and reward up front.

YouthMember · Same demo data

Monday

Your quest board

Hey, Alex. A little help makes a home.

Quest boardHistory

Your quests

Assigned to you. Take them one at a time.

Your next turn

Put the books away

Put the books on the shelf and clear the table.

You're on it

Reward5 Home Bucks

Show your work

Task tickets. More guidance. One clear next action.

Presentation changes the experience, not the permissions. Admins assign presentation and manage the household. A Grown-up Member is still a Member.

Some goals are yours.
Some belong to everyone.

Your savings goal stays yours.

A Member’s selected reward goal is visible only to that Member—not to Admins or other Members. Progress follows the available Home Bucks balance; no funds are reserved.

A family goal shows shared progress.

Admins set a household goal. Everyone sees the aggregate chore earnings toward it, without individual rankings.

Give the next chore
a clearer next step.

Start with your household, one chore, and a reward you choose together.

Create your free household