Your kid gets quests and a buddy on their phone. You set the chores, see the photo, and approve the coins with one tap. No ads, no strangers.
Not a checklist with stars on it: a world that asks for the chores itself.
A photo lands on your phone. One tap on Approve, no trip to their room.
A big goal counted in quest days. Your kid decides: spend now or wait.
The buddy calls them to the quests. No more “how many times”.
A camp that grows every day, new buddies in the chests. A habit, not a toy for a week.
Two minutes to set the first quest, two taps a day after that. From your phone to the kid’s map and back to your Approve.
Not a settings page you have to find. It is how the app is built, and there is nothing to switch on.
For iPhone and Android. One subscription for the whole family: every parent, every kid, every phone.
Made by a parent who got tired of saying the same sentence seven times a day.
Five to seventeen. The buddy answers with pictures, so a child who cannot read yet can still play; teenagers stay for the prizes, the streak and saving up for a goal.
No. Each person can have their own phone, and a parent’s phone also has a kid view behind your grown-up code for a shared phone.
Coins land only when you tap Approve. A quest can ask for a photo, and you can send it back for another go with a note.
No. Every line the buddy says was written by a person, in your language, and the child answers with pictures.
30 days free, then $3.99 a month or $29.99 a year for the whole family: every parent, every kid, every phone. Cancel any time in the App Store or Google Play.
About two minutes: name the kid, pick a buddy, set the first quest from a template. A second phone joins with a code.
