TaskAdoodles: Kids Chores

Jordan Gerrard

In-app purchases

About this app

Chores, but make them a game your kids actually want to play.

TaskAdoodles turns everyday jobs into quests kids race to finish — earning points, levelling up and unlocking rewards along the way. And here's what makes it different from every other chore app: families compete against each other. Your kids go head-to-head with their cousins, friends and other families on a shared leaderboard, and a bit of friendly rivalry does what nagging never could.
WHY FAMILIES LOVE IT
• Chores become quests — set tasks, your kids tick them off and earn points
• Photo proof + parent approval — see it's actually done before points land
• Real rewards you choose — screen time, pocket money, a trip to the park, whatever motivates your crew
• 30 levels to climb, badges to earn, and progress they can see
• A draw-your-own avatar that grows as they do
• 9 unlockable mini-games as a reward for getting stuck in
• Cross-family leaderboards — the secret weapon. Kids try harder when they're up against their mates
• A family activity feed with cheer reactions, so everyone celebrates the wins

BUILT FOR REAL FAMILIES
• No second phone needed — run the whole family from your device, or give the kids their own login if they have one
• Parents get tasks too — bins, MOT, the school run. Everyone pulls their weight
• Works for any setup — single parents, couples, step-families, co-parents, grandparents

FROM ONE PARENT TO ANOTHER
I'm a step-dad, and I built TaskAdoodles around my own kitchen table because I couldn't get my kids to lift a finger without a fight. Turns out they'll do
almost anything to beat their cousins on the leaderboard. No ads, ever — and I never sell your family's data. Just a simple app that makes home life a
little easier.

Try it free for 14 days, then one simple plan covers your whole family.

What’s new

What's new:

- TaskAdoodles now runs on new, faster servers, so pages load more quickly
- Opening the app after time away is quicker
- Fewer unexpected logouts: a brief connection drop no longer signs you out
- If your login has expired, you now go straight to the login screen instead of an empty app
- Fixed error messages on the avatar screen