Child Reward

Bartosz Smyk

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Application is based on a star point system. The parent can add tasks and rewards for kids. The individual task can have a different value. After collecting the appropriate number of stars you can collect the reward.

The most important functionality of the application is the ability to creating a panel for a kid. Synchronise both account is simple as scanning the QR code. The panel allows you to complete everyday chores. After completing the task, the parent automatically receives a notification. The parent can confirm or reject child tasks.

Main functionalities:
- Control panel for both parent and kids.
- Notifications
- A calendar showing the progress of work.
- Lists of tasks and rewards with individual category and weight.
- Different type of tasks: everyday, days of week, exact date.
- Predefined tasks and rewards for each category.
- Advanced statistics

How does it work?

For Parents:
1. Select “I’m a parent” from the main panel.
2. Log in with Google, Facebook or enter as a guest.
3. Go through the initiation tour.
4. The application is now fully functional. You can confirm tasks, claim rewards and check the rewards history.

For Kids:
1. Login as a parent
2. Press the child card on the main panel.
3. Press on the "Login as child" from option in the upper right corner.

If you wish to delete your account permanently, please contact with us: [e-mail].

Ratings and reviews

Easy to use and motivating for kids. I love that you can create a list of rewards/ costs so kids can pick from their points budget. A major flaw-points are not calculating correctly! An one thing I don't like- the icon choices for the kids are for one race/color. There should be options to pick customizable animals, monsters, different races or to take a picture. It'd be great to allow kids to earn points several times for the same item, & to see points, awards stats in one place and over time.

I really like this app! it helps me to stay on task and organized with all of my chores, homework, and things I need to do. For the most part, it's pretty easy to use. I like how it is categorized into what type of chores you need to do. I think that the star strategy is a great way to encourage kids like me to stay on task. The only reason why I just gave it four stars is becauseI just wished instead of the date range being just daily and weekly it would add something about monthly. But great!

Could be good, but it seems the developers didn't bug-screen. 1. Tapping certain areas of buttons don't actually tap the button. It's infuriating. You can literally see it happen with Android's "show taps" feature. 2. Second issue: after typing in a task name, tapping a category doesn't activate that category; closes the keyboard instead. Tapping other widgets works fine. 3. Kids can mark future chores as complete. 4. Lastly, I disagree with the design that parents don't do any chores.

What's new

Tasks and rewards interface improvements.