Chore Credits
Children choose how they help. Clear credits, calm weeks, less nagging.
Highlights
Children choose
Instead of assigning work, you set up a household menu. Each child picks what to do today, and a child who chooses the job is far more likely to finish it.
Fair by design
Every chore is worth 1, 2, or 3 credits based on the size of the job, so younger and older children are treated fairly by the same rule.
A weekly agreement
Approved credits roll up into a weekly view with the allowance you agreed. Days off are planned, not punished, and you decide when a week is settled.
A board for the fridge
A print-ready weekly wall board keeps the agreement visible even when the phone is put away.
About Chore Credits
Chore Credits turns the daily chore argument into a simple agreement your family can actually keep.
Simple, everyday chores count the moment they are marked complete. Bigger jobs, or ones that need a grown-up nearby, wait for a quick parent review, and submitted and approved credits stay clearly separate so nobody is guessing what counts.
It is deliberately not a game. There are no leaderboards, no comparison between siblings, no streak pressure, and no reward animations designed to keep children opening the app. Credits describe effort, not currency; no money moves through the app.
Read the introduction: Introducing Chore Credits: fair chores, without the nagging →
Help test Chore Credits
Chore Credits is in closed testing on Android. Google Play needs a group of testers to stay opted in for 14 days before an app can launch publicly, so every tester genuinely helps.