YourChores helps families build real responsibility habits — with chore tracking, allowance rewards, and a kid dashboard they actually want to open.
Built for real families — not a classroom, not a corporation. Simple, fun, and actually useful.
Set daily, weekly, or one-time chores with custom difficulty levels and time-of-day scheduling. Kids see exactly what's due — no nagging required.
Assign dollar values to chores. Kids earn real allowance they can see accumulate in real time.
Create custom rewards kids can redeem with their earned points — screen time, prizes, experiences.
One Primary Guardian plus up to 3 Co-Guardians. Every adult in the home stays in sync — including co-parenting households.
PIN-based child access for younger kids. Optional email login for teens 13+. Zero ads, zero tracking — just family tools. COPPA compliant from day one.
Progressive Web App — add it to your home screen. No app store required. Works on iPhone, Android, and tablets.
No setup fee, no credit card, no guesswork.
Sign up free, add your kids with their ages and a fun avatar. Takes 2 minutes.
→Add chores with frequency, difficulty, and allowance value. Assign to any kid — or the whole household.
→Each kid has their own PIN-protected screen. They mark chores done, watch points stack up, and request rewards.
→Review completions, approve allowance payouts, and redeem reward requests — all from your parent dashboard.
Different experiences for different ages — automatically.
All plans are 100% free right now. Paid plans launch later — early users lock in the best rates.
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"My 8-year-old begs to do chores now because she wants to unlock her reward. I never thought I'd say that."
"We've tried 4 other apps. This is the only one where every adult in our blended family is actually on the same page."
"The streak feature is genius. My son went 18 days without missing a single chore because he didn't want to break his streak."
It's free. It's fun. And it takes less time to set up than it takes to argue about whose turn it is to do the dishes.