ChoreTown helps parents and kids assign chores, track progress, and celebrate showing up day after day. Most reward charts lose their shine within a week. ChoreTown recognizes kids for finishing their own jobs, pitching in on shared ones, and staying consistent until it becomes second nature.
30 days free · No credit card to start · About five minutes to set up
Why it works
A sticker chart works right up until the stickers lose their shine. ChoreTown is built differently. Streaks and a habit graduation system gently ease the rewards back as a routine becomes second nature, so the win isn't a forever stream of prizes. It's a real habit that takes hold while the board quietly steps into the background. And we'll show you the research behind every piece of it.
📖 Read the science behind ChoreTown →More than a chore chart
Most apps just track tasks. ChoreTown rewards the things that actually build responsibility, including the consistency a plain checklist ignores.
Every chore a child completes earns stars they can spend on the rewards you set.
Up-for-grabs chores belong to no one in particular. Anyone can claim them for bonus stars.
Daily and weekly streaks reward sticking with it, so it is the habit that gets celebrated, not just one good day.
Approve every finished chore, run on the honor system so stars land the moment a kid taps done, or mix the two: approval for your youngest, honor-system trust for the teen who has earned it. As a child shows they have it handled, graduate them from approval to trust.
That is why it fits every age. Preschoolers get simple, age-matched routines with a parent's okay; older kids get the honor system, bigger shared jobs, and streaks to chase. Set it up on any tablet as an always-on board, or open it on a phone.
A little extra magic
Alongside the stars and streaks, each child grows their own little town as they keep showing up. It is recognition made visible, never bought and never lost, and a rough week never tears anything down. A picture of who they are becoming, one consistent day at a time.
Every child's town is their own, grown from their own goals, never ranked against a sibling.
No complicated setup, and no tech skills required.
Create your account with your Google account or an email, then add your kids. About five minutes, and you can change anything later.
Start fast from a template library of common chores by age, set anything to repeat, then pick the rewards your kids will work toward.
Approve each finished chore, run on the honor system, or mix the two per child. Kids check off their own work either way, so there is a lot less reminding.
Streaks reward showing up day after day. As routines become second nature, the rewards ease back and the good habits stay.
ChoreTown works best with one shared family tablet the kids can use on their own. Set up any tablet (or a spare phone) as the always-on family board: it's where kids check off their chores, pick their rewards, and watch their town grow. Setup takes just a few minutes — you'll find the steps in Settings → Kiosk after signup.
Built around how families actually work, not how an app wishes they did.
Every finished chore earns stars, with a satisfying little animation. Kids watch their balance climb and actually look forward to the next one.
You set the prizes, perks, and privileges kids spend stars on. Some rewards unlock just for keeping a streak going, no stars spent, so steady effort counts too.
Set a chore to run every day, certain weekdays, weekly, or monthly. It shows up on its own when it is due, so you set it once and forget it.
Run on the honor system so stars credit instantly, or have finished chores wait for your okay first. Choose per family, or per child.
Give each child their own list, assign one job to several kids, or drop shared tasks into a pool anyone can grab for bonus stars.
Set up any tablet as an always-on family board, or open it on a phone. Kids check off their own chores, no parent standing over them required.
Daily streaks and a history view show how habits are building over time, with a heatmap that makes consistency something kids want to keep going.
Bring in your iCal or Google Calendar so the whole week lives in one place alongside the chores.
Invite a partner, co-parent, grandparent, or sitter. Everyone who helps out gets their own access to manage chores, approve work, and keep things running.
Built for the whole range, from preschoolers to teens. Age-matched chore templates and a parent's okay for the littlest ones; the honor system, shared jobs, and streaks for older kids ready for more independence.

Free for 30 days, and you can have your family set up in about five minutes.
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