The problem
Paper charts last about a week
The magnets fall off, the stickers run out, and every evening turns into “did you feed the cat?”. Kids lose interest when nothing happens after a chore, and parents end up keeping score in their heads.
Chore App · chore chart for kids
A chore chart app kids actually fill
Each child gets their own chore cards. Tap one when it is done: it flips to “Completed!”, a sticker lands on the weekly chart and coins go in the jar. Kids spend coins on rewards you pick, after you approve. Print the week for the fridge.
5 days free · no credit card required. Already have an account? Sign in and open it.
- Sticker chart per child
- Coins and rewards you set
- Print the week
Who it is for
- Parents of young kids and tweens who want chores to stick
- Families with siblings who like to compare progress
- Parents who want to teach saving with a pretend coin jar
- Anyone who likes a printed chart on the fridge as well
Before
- Nagging about the same chores
- Stickers and charts that run out
- Rewards promised and forgotten
With Chore App
- Kids tick their own cards
- A sticker for every chore, every day
- Rewards they earn, that you approve
How it works
Three steps, right in your browser
- 1
Add your kids and chores
A profile per child with an avatar. Each chore gets an icon, a colour, a coin value, who it is for and how often it repeats.
- 2
Kids tick them off
They open their own page and tap a card when the chore is done. A sticker goes on their weekly chart and coins in their jar.
- 3
Rewards and the weekly chart
Kids request rewards with coins and you approve them. Print the weekly chart or browse past weeks.
Made in Chore App
Real results, straight from the app
What is inside
Everything Chore App does
A profile per child
Name and avatar, optional password, plus a parent profile.
Chores that repeat
Daily, weekly, monthly or one-time, for one child or all of them.
Weekly sticker chart
Monday to Sunday per child, with stars and coins per week and past weeks.
Coins and rewards
You set the coin values and the rewards. Kids request, parents approve.
Print for the fridge
The print layout shows only the chart.
Saving game
Optional pretend tax on rewards and safe or risky coin investments.
Stays on your device
Data is kept in the browser, with a JSON backup to move it.
Light and dark
A light and a dark theme, on phone, tablet or computer.
Kids actually fill.
Chore App runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install.
5 days free · no credit card required.
FAQ
Questions people ask
What is the best chore chart for kids?
One that kids fill in themselves and that gives them something back. In Chore App each child taps their own chore cards, gets a sticker on a weekly chart and earns coins they can swap for rewards you choose.
How does the reward system work?
You give each chore a coin value. Kids collect coins and request rewards you define, such as a movie night pick or extra play time. A parent approves each request.
Can I print the chore chart?
Yes. Open the Weekly Chore Chart and press Print. The print layout shows only the chart, one section per child, so it fits on the fridge.
What chores are right for my child’s age?
Young children can make their bed, set the table or feed a pet; older kids can water the plants, tidy their room or help with recycling. You write the chores yourself, so the list grows with your child.
Can siblings use it together?
Yes. Each child has a profile and a chart, and a siblings overview shows everyone’s coins. A chore can be for one child or for all of them.
Does it sync between phones?
No. Data is stored in the browser on one device. To move it to another device, export a JSON backup and import it there.
Can kids cheat by ticking chores they did not do?
Kids tick their own chores, which is the point, and you see every completed chore and every reward request on the parent dashboard. Profiles can have a password, including the parent profile.
Does it teach kids about money?
Gently. Coins are pretend, and there is an optional saving game with a weekly tax on rewards and safe or risky investments, so kids see their coins grow or shrink.
Does it work on a tablet?
Yes. It runs in the browser on tablets, phones and computers, with large tap targets for kids.
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