Coming soon to the App Store

Family Chore Chart Pro Chores done. Allowance earned.

The chore chart for the whole family. Kids check off their jobs, you approve the work, and their allowance adds up. Everyone stays in sync on their own iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch.

Try every feature free for 7 days. No payment up front, no account to create.

Leo v. Mom

The case of the tidied room, in 24 seconds. Leo says it's done, the photo proves it, Mom approves it on her own phone, and the money lands in his Sun Jar.

How a chore gets done

The fridge chart, minus the arguments. Every chore has an owner, a value and a clear finish line, and no money moves until a grown-up says so.

  1. The Garcias on iPhone: Ava, Leo and Mia each have a card in their own color with their balance, and a Parents row opens PIN-protected Parent Mode

    Set up the chart

    Add your kids, pick chores from templates or write your own, and decide what each one is worth.

    Tidy the room $1.50
  2. Kid Mode on iPhone: Leo's balance of $30.00 with $24 set aside for a video game, and today's chores with Practice piano up next

    Kids check it off

    Kid Mode shows today's chores. Kids tap done, and add a photo on the chores where you've asked for proof.

    Waiting for a grown-up's OK
  3. Approvals on iPhone: Leo's Tidy the room with photo proof, Mia's Walk the dog, and an Approve all button for $4.00

    You approve

    Check the photo, then approve one chore or everything waiting in one tap. Not quite done? Send it back with a note.

    Approved
  4. Goals on iPhone: Leo's video game goal at $24 of $60

    The balance grows

    Approved chores add to their balance. Give bonuses, record payouts and watch savings goals fill up.

    +$1.50 added to Leo's balance
Kid Mode on iPad: Leo's balance of $30.00, today's chores and a 12-day streak
Apple Watch showing each child's balance: Ava $6.50, Leo $30.00 and Mia $24.50

Everyone on their own device

Invite family members who have their own Apple Accounts, or keep one shared iPad. There are no new accounts to make and no passwords to remember.

  • Invite a co-parent

    Send an iCloud invite by Messages or Mail. Your partner approves chores, gives bonuses and sees every balance from their own iPhone or iPad.

    Settings › Family Sharing › Invite Co-parent

  • Give a kid their own device

    Invite your child's iPhone or iPad. They tap their name once, and from then on it opens straight to their own chores, balance and goals.

    Settings › Family Sharing › Invite a kid

  • Or share one iPad

    Each kid switches to their own Kid Mode. Parent Mode stays behind a 4-digit PIN, and if you forget it, Face ID or Touch ID lets you set a new one.

    Works out of the box

One plan covers the whole household. The family organizer's free trial or plan unlocks the app for every co-parent and kid they invite, at no extra cost.

Everything the fridge chart couldn't do

Parent tools stay powerful. Kid tools stay simple. And the chart follows your family everywhere it already looks.

For parents

Approvals with photo proof
See the photo, then send the money.
Approve everything in one tap
Clear the whole queue, or filter it first.
Bonuses, penalties and payouts
A ledger that always adds up.
Weekly report and leaderboard
Who did what, and what they earned.
Export to CSV
Your family's history in a spreadsheet.

For kids

Today's chores
A short list of what's due and what it's worth.
Savings goals
Save up for the big stuff and see how close it is.
Streaks and badges
Rewards for showing up day after day.
Photo proof
Snap a picture of the finished job.
Their own Kid Mode
Their chores and goals, never the parent controls.

Around the house

Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets
Chores, balances and approvals at a glance.
Apple Watch
Kids tick off chores; parents check balances. Works with a paired iPhone.
Siri and Shortcuts
“What's my balance in Family Chore Chart Pro?”
10 currencies
USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD, NZD, JPY, CHF, INR and SGD.
iPhone, iPad and Mac
Also runs on Mac computers with Apple silicon.

Your family's chart stays in your family's iCloud.

There's no developer server. Your data syncs through Apple's iCloud and is shared only with the people you invite.

Read the privacy policy

  • No ads, no trackingNo ad networks, no analytics SDKs and no advertising identifier.
  • No accounts to createYour family's Apple Accounts already do that job.
  • We never see your dataWith no developer server, there's no copy for us to read, sell or lose.
  • You decide who's inRemove a co-parent or a kid's device at any time. Co-parents can also leave on their own.
  • Take it with youExport your family's history to a CSV spreadsheet from Settings.
  • Delete it everywhereReset All Data on the organizer's device removes it from iCloud and every synced device.

Try everything free for 7 days.

No payment up front. When the trial ends, choose the plan that suits your family. One purchase covers everyone you invite.

Monthly

$3.99a month

Billed monthly. Cancel any time in your Apple Account settings.

Lifetime

$59.99once

Pay once and keep it. No renewals.

Every plan includes

  • Every feature, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch
  • Everyone you invite: co-parents and kids' own devices
  • A 7-day free trial first, with no payment up front
  • Restore Purchases on a new device from Settings

Prices are in US dollars; the App Store shows the price in your currency. After the free trial there's no free tier: the app asks you to choose a plan to keep using it. Nothing is deleted. Your data stays in your family's iCloud, and you can export it to CSV. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Payment is charged to your Apple Account. Terms of Use

Questions parents ask

More answers, including billing and the parent PIN, are on the support page.

Can my partner use it on their own iPhone?

Yes. In Parent Mode, open Settings › Family Sharing and tap Invite Co-parent. Send the iCloud invite by Messages or Mail. Your partner opens it, installs the app and joins your family with their own Apple Account. Co-parents can do everything you can.

Can my kids use their own iPhone or iPad?

Yes. Choose Invite a kid to their own device in Settings › Family Sharing. On your child's device they open the invite and tap their name. That device then opens in Kid Mode with their own chores, balance and goals, and it can't open Parent Mode.

Do invited family members have to pay?

No. The family organizer's free trial or plan covers everyone they invite. If the organizer's plan ends, invited devices ask the organizer to renew; nobody else needs to buy anything.

What happens when the free trial ends?

The app asks you to choose Monthly, Yearly or Lifetime to keep using it. There's no free tier. Nothing is deleted: your family's data stays in your private iCloud and is there as soon as you choose a plan, and you can export it to CSV.

What if I cancel?

Apple handles cancellation in your Apple Account's subscription settings. You keep full access until the end of the period you've paid for. After that the app asks you to choose a plan again, and your data stays in your iCloud until you do.

Where is our data stored?

On your devices and in your family's private iCloud, through Apple's CloudKit. A shared family lives in the organizer's iCloud storage. We don't run a server, so we never receive a copy. The privacy policy has the details.

Does it need a bank account or a debit card?

No. The app keeps track of what your kids earn and save. Handing over real money stays a family decision, and you can record each payout in the app.

Which devices does it work on?

iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 17 or later, Mac computers with Apple silicon (macOS 14 or later), and Apple Watch with watchOS 10 or later paired with an iPhone. It also has Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets and Siri Shortcuts.

When can I download it?

Family Chore Chart Pro is coming soon to the App Store. Email us and we'll write back the day it launches.

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