For parents
Chores, to-dos and the week ahead.
Keep recurring chores and one-off to-dos in the same family app. Give each task a person, a due date and a priority, then see what needs attention today or plan the week ahead.
Chores and everyday to-dos
Keep recurring chores alongside household and personal to-dos. Choose Today, Upcoming, Anytime or Done to find the next job. Today includes overdue tasks, while Anytime holds the work that doesn't need a date yet.
- Assign a person, due date and priority
- Search tasks and filter by family member
- A place for tasks without a date
Plan your family's week
See chores and dated tasks in Week, Month or a seven-day agenda. Parents plan childcare and keep the full details private. In their own account, each child can see who is with them and when.
- Week, Month and seven-day agenda
- Add, edit and date tasks from the calendar
- Timed, all-day or overnight care plans for parents
- Optional calendar invitations, with updates and cancellations
Worth, in Chorzles
Decide what each chore is worth, from one to five Chorzles, a quick job earning less and a big one earning more. The numbers stay small and kid-sized, so a child can actually count them.
- A simple 1 to 5 scale
- Tune any chore anytime
Approvals, your way
Approve completed chores yourself, or let them auto-approve so you stay out of the loop. Ask for a quick photo on the chores where a bit of proof helps.
- Approve or auto-approve
- Optional photo proof
Missed chores, handled kindly
When a chore slips, review it and decide what's fair: credit it anyway, or simply let it go. No nagging, and no pile-up of guilt for anyone.
- Credit it or forgive it
- No nagging built in
Rewards and wishes
Create the rewards your family trades Chorzles for, big and small. When a child adds a wish of their own, it waits quietly for your yes.
- You set the rewards
- Approve the wishes kids add
The whole family at a glance
See how everyone is doing from one calm screen. Who is on a streak, what is still waiting, and what already got done today.
- One simple family view
- No leaderboards, ever
A hive that fills up
Every badge rung a child earns sends a bee out to their own meadow, and so does every look they unlock in the Boutique. It turns a badge from a number that went up into something they can point at and count.
- One bee per badge earned
- Nobody's hive is ranked against anyone else's
86 badges, and streaks that forgive
Fourteen ladders to climb, from early mornings to weekend work to sheer variety, with the top of each taking months. Streaks celebrate showing up rather than punishing the day someone doesn't.
- 14 ladders, 86 badges
- A missed day never wipes the slate
Saving up, and knowing when
A child can pick something to save toward and watch it get closer. Chorzle quietly works out roughly when they'll get there from how they've been earning, so "how much longer?" has an answer.
- Set a savings goal
- An honest estimate, never a deadline
Allowance, interest, and gifts
Pay a weekly allowance automatically, let savings earn a little interest so waiting pays off, and let siblings gift each other Chorzles. There's a family pot too, for what you're all working toward together.
- Automatic weekly allowance
- Interest, gifting, and a family pot
See where it's going
An activity feed of what just happened, trends over time, and a forecast that stretches the pace out a month and a year. Built to be read by a curious ten-year-old, not just an adult.
- Activity, trends, and forecasts
- Charts that explain themselves
Roles for everyone who helps
Co-parents share full control. A caregiver or grandparent can approve without being able to change the money. You can give each kid their own sign-in, or keep one grown-up signed in on a shared family device and open each kid's day from there.
- Parent, caregiver, and viewer roles
- Kid logins or a shared device
Made to suit the child using it
Parents choose a view that fits each member: Young kids, Big kids, Teens, Young adults or Adults. Pictures support younger helpers; older views bring personal planning forward. Some detail screens still need reading help.
- Stages change the view, not permissions
- Themes, bigger text and calm mode
On paper when that's easier
Print a day sheet for anyone in the family, with a checkbox for each job. Handy for the fridge, for a grandparent minding the kids, or for a child who isn't reading on a screen yet.
- Printable day sheets
- Any day, any person
One family, every device
Chorzle runs in any modern browser, so it works on whatever you've got: a phone, a tablet, a laptop, a Chromebook. Existing families can sign in to the same account on each device. Mark a chore done on one device, and a parent sees it on another a moment later. New accounts are currently closed.
See how it looks to a kid →Ready to share the load?
Chorzle is a paid family app. New accounts are closed; join the waitlist for an opening update.
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