How ChoreTown works

Create your account with Google or an email and password, add your kids, and pick how rewards should work for your family. Kids don't need email addresses or their own accounts: you add them by name, and they use the shared family board.

Start from a library of common chores organized by age, or write your own. Any chore can repeat daily, on certain weekdays, weekly, monthly, or every few days, and can be assigned to one child, several children, or dropped into a shared "up for grabs" pool that anyone can claim for bonus stars.

Open ChoreTown on a tablet or phone and add it to the home screen: it becomes an always-on family board. Kids tap their own chores done. You choose the trust level: on the honor system, stars land instantly; with parent approval on, finished chores wait for your okay first. You can set this per family or per child, and change it anytime.

Stars buy the rewards you define: perks and privileges, or a physical prize box. Some rewards can't be bought at all: streak rewards unlock only by showing up day after day (with a built-in grace day so one busy afternoon doesn't wipe out a good run). And as each child stays consistent, their own little town grows on the Town tab, a picture of their progress that is never lost and never taken away.

The parent dashboard shows what's done, what's waiting for approval, streaks, history, and each child's progress. Invite a partner, co-parent, or caregiver to help manage things. As habits stick, you can graduate a chore so the app steps back, because the goal is a kid who no longer needs it.