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Kids can spend chore points on ice cream or a later bedtime. Cash is still there. This is the feature I wouldn't shut up about in June.
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One shared list for the jobs. Pay in cash, points, or both. You approve before anything counts, so the arguments stay out of the kitchen.
One month free with full access, then just $20/year for the whole family.
Points & rewards
Extra screen time, ice cream, choosing Friday's dinner. You set the catalog and the cost. They save toward the next treat. Claims wait for your OK, same as a chore, so points don't vanish on a maybe.
Kids can spend chore points on ice cream or a later bedtime. Cash is still there. This is the feature I wouldn't shut up about in June.
Read the storyParents assign chores to each child with cash, points, or both, plus a due date. Kids mark chores as done from their own screen, and parents approve with one tap. Points go into a jar kids can spend on rewards you set. Cash payouts are logged so everyone agrees on what's been paid.
ChoreLogger is free for 30 days with full access to every feature. After that it's $20 per year for your whole family — unlimited children, unlimited chores.
Yes. Parents can manage younger children's accounts directly. Older children can log in from their own device using a family invite link.
Yes. ChoreLogger is a web app that works on any device — iPhone, Android, tablet, or desktop — with no app download required. App Store and Google Play versions are in development.