A chore chart for kids that pays off.
Tidy your room, empty the dishwasher, homework: hand out chores in two clicks. Kids tick them off, collect points and save up for rewards you agree on together.
Free for 30 days, then €2.99 a month for the whole family.
From chores to rewards.
Motivating for kids, little effort for parents – and no garish game world.
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Assigned in two clicks
Pick a template such as “Tidy your room”, “Take out the rubbish” or “Do homework”, choose the person and day, done. Save your own templates too.
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Repeating chores
Daily, Monday to Friday, on chosen weekdays or monthly. Repeating chores show up every day by themselves.
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For one person or everyone
For one child, several people or the whole family – either one person does it for everyone, or each person does it themselves.
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Points with approval
Every chore has a point value. If you like, an adult confirms it’s done before the points are credited.
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Rewards and savings goals
From a sticker to a day out: rewards priced in points, with a weekly limit if you want one. A pinned savings goal shows how much is still missing.
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Easy to follow
Every credit, redemption and correction is listed in the history, and nothing is counted twice. Only adults with admin rights hand out points.
Frequently asked questions
Chores & points
Do kids need a phone for this?
No. Kids need neither a phone nor an email address. They can tick off chores on the family display in the kitchen, for example – ohanly asks who did it. A login of their own can be linked later.
How do rewards work?
You decide what’s on offer and how many points it costs. Kids redeem their points themselves; if you like, an adult confirms every request, and the points are reserved until then. If a request is declined, the points come back.
Can I correct points afterwards?
Yes. Adults add or deduct points with a reason, such as a bonus for helping out. The correction is listed in the history – nothing is simply overwritten.
Are there reminders for open chores?
With notifications switched on, you hear at 7 in the morning if something is still open today, and as soon as someone assigns you a new chore. Adults find out when something needs approving.
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