Frequently asked questions

Answers to the things parents ask most.

Do my kids need their own accounts?

No. You sign in, and each child is a simple profile under your account — just a nickname and avatar, no personal details.

Is it free?

Yes — ChoreDo is completely free to use. Every child, quest and reward is included, with no paywall.

What age is ChoreDo for?

It's built for kids around 5–12, where quests, gold and levelling up land best. Younger children can do simple 'play jobs', and the rewards still work for older ones — here's what's realistic at each age.

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How do kids earn rewards?

They complete quests, you approve and rate them with up to three stars, and they earn gold to spend on rewards you set.

Can I use screen time as a reward?

Yes — rewards are whatever you choose: screen time, a treat, an outing. Kids earn gold on quests and spend it on the rewards you set, so screen time becomes an earned, agreed payout rather than a daily negotiation.

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Should chores be tied to allowance or pocket money?

That's up to you. You can set some quests as simply expected and others as reward-earning, so kids earn toward a goal without every single chore becoming a transaction.

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How do I get my kids to do chores without nagging?

Put the expectation somewhere they check instead of repeating yourself. When chores are quests a child can see and tick off, the app does the reminding — so you get to stop being the nag.

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My child has ADHD — can ChoreDo help?

Often, yes. ADHD brains respond to structure, one task at a time, and an immediate reward — exactly how quests work: a single clear job, a visible finish, and gold the moment it's done.

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What's the difference between EXP, gold and stars?

EXP levels kids up (status and avatar unlocks). Gold is the currency they spend. Stars rate how well a job was done and boost the gold earned.

Can siblings use different languages?

Yes — each child's profile has its own language. It defaults to yours and can be changed per child.

What data do you collect about children?

Nothing identifying. A child's profile holds only a nickname, avatar and game progress — we never track, profile or build an advertising picture of your child.