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🌅Morning
🦷Brush Teeth5
5☀️Afternoon
✏️Homework15
15🎒Pack School Bag10
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51510You set chores worth coins. Your kids check them off in an app they'll actually open, and trade their coins for rewards you choose — extra screen time, pocket money, or a family movie night. You approve, the raccoon does the reminding, and you stop repeating yourself.
Free on iOS and Android · No ads, ever
Four steps, and most families are set up before the kettle boils.
You pick the chores and decide how many coins each one's worth.
Their list lives in a playful app they actually like opening.
Kids can snap a photo as proof — you approve with one tap.
Coins get traded in for rewards you've chosen together.
The same screens your kids will see — straight from the app.
Built for real families — the ones with more than one kid and more than one opinion about whose turn it is.
Separate chores, separate coins — so nobody argues about whose turn it is.
Jobs like trash duty switch between siblings automatically, so "it's not fair" retires early.
Screen time, pocket money, movie night — coins buy whatever works in your house.
Kids watch their coins grow; you see what's done without asking.
The friendly raccoon cheers them on, so the app does the reminding instead of you.
Because "did you brush your teeth?" shouldn't be the most-said sentence in your house.
The app reminds them, so you don't have to say it a third time.
Everyone can see who's doing what — no scorekeeping at dinner.
When finishing a task earns something they care about, they come looking for work.
Chores repeat on schedule, and the habit quietly builds itself.
Practical, no-lecture answers to the questions parents actually ask — app optional.
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Screen time rewards for kids work when the rules are clear: kids earn minutes with chores, parents approve, and nobody argues with the timer.
Allowance for chores, explained: how much to pay by age, which chores should earn money (and which shouldn't), and the easiest way to track it all.
A morning routine for kids that actually survives a school day: age-by-age checklists, night-before prep, and sample timings that end the daily scramble.
A reward system for kids only works if payoffs are fast, prices are fair, and the rules never wobble. Here's how to build one that survives week three.
How to teach kids responsibility through chores — what ownership looks like at each age, why doing tasks for them backfires, and a ladder that builds real capability.
Set up your family's first chores in a couple of minutes. The raccoon handles the reminders — you just approve and watch the coins pile up.
Free on iOS and Android · No ads, ever