Kids earn points for good habits. They spend points on rewards you choose.
See it in action
A quick tour. Log a merit, grow a tree, redeem a reward.
Kids love watching it evolve. 8 stages, seasonal changes, and hidden creatures that unlock as they earn. It gives them something to work toward instead of "because I said so."
5 merits earned
Acorn
Day 1
250 merits earned
Sapling
1 month
1,000 merits earned
Young Oak
3 months
3,500 merits earned
Mature
6 months
10,000 merits earned
World Oak
The goal
Three steps. Most parents finish while the kids brush their teeth.
Type their names, pick a color, done. We'll walk you through choosing chores to track and rewards they can earn. Your first merit gets logged before you close the app.
"You made your bed!" Tap, +4 points. "Homework done without being asked?" Tap, +10. It takes two seconds and your child sees it instantly.
"Can I have screen time?" "You have 15 merits, it costs 15. Your choice." They learn effort pays off. You stop being the bad guy.
Built by a parent who got tired of sticker charts that lasted a week.
One tap to reward what you want to see more of. Points are balanced so a child who tries always ends the day positive, even if they slip up once.
You set the menu: 30 min iPad time, a trip to the park, choosing dinner. Your child sees what they can afford and picks. No begging required.
Every merit makes it bigger. Every season changes its leaves. Squirrels, birds, and hidden creatures appear as they level up. Kids check it daily.
"I can't break my 14-day streak!" That's your child, voluntarily tidying their room. 15 levels give them something to chase. Consistency becomes a habit.
"Mum, I'm ahead of my brother this week!" The family leaderboard shows everyone's progress, including parents who opt in. Keeps things fun, not hostile.
Invite your partner, your ex, or grandma. Everyone sees the same kids, logs the same merits, follows the same rules. No more "but Dad said I could."
A year-long heatmap shows which days were great and which were tough. Tap any day to see what happened. Spot patterns you'd never notice otherwise.
Pick your time: after school, dinner, or bedtime. You'll get a quick reminder asking "Did anyone earn a merit today?" Two taps and you're done for the night.
Not sure what chores to track? Browse what hundreds of other families use: "Practiced piano", "Fed the dog", "Packed own lunch". Add any with one tap.
At the dinner table, in the car, at grandma's house. Install it on your phone like a real app. No app store needed.
Add to your home screen. It looks and feels like a real app. Push notifications remind you every evening.
See the full family dashboard, charts, and heatmaps on a bigger screen when you have a minute.
Camping trip? Long drive? Log merits offline and everything syncs when you're back.
Here's what parents tell us changes almost immediately.
"Pick up your room!" (said five times before dinner)
They check their balance, see they're 4 points from screen time, and clean up on their own.
"It's not fair, she always gets more!"
Each child has their own tree, their own streak, their own progress. No comparing.
"My husband and I can never agree on consequences."
You both see the same dashboard, the same points, the same rules. One system, two parents, zero arguments.
"Every evening is a screen time battle."
"You need 15 merits for 30 minutes. You have 12. What can you do to earn 3 more?"
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The 9-year-old will love checking their tree and redeeming rewards. The 5-year-old will love the "ding" when you log a merit. It works for ages 4 to 14, and some parents track themselves too.
Sticker charts don't remind you at bedtime, don't grow a tree, and don't let kids spend their stars on screen time. This one sticks because the kids are invested in it, not just you.
That's exactly what co-parenting mode is for. Same kids, same rules, same point values. You both log independently but your child sees one consistent system. Works across two households too.
No download needed. Open it in your browser, tap "Add to Home Screen" and it works like a real app with push notifications. iPhone, Android, tablet, laptop.
We designed the points so demerits sting but don't wipe out a whole day of good. If your child made their bed (+4) and did homework (+10) but was rude (-5), they still end up ahead. The system rewards trying.
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Your kids will wake up tomorrow and check their tree. That's the moment it clicks.
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