Daily Chores

DailyChores helps families make screen time something kids earn through real daily routines.

Set up chores, reading, and math practice in one place. Kids can see what still needs attention, submit completed work, and watch their reward bank grow. Parents approve what counts before rewards unlock, so the system stays fair without constant negotiating.

Built for the everyday household rhythm:
- Daily and weekly chore checklists
- Parent approval and redo workflow
- Screen-time reward bank
- Reading timer, page tracking, and book progress
- Active math practice sessions
- Streaks and all-day pass rewards
- Optional cash value conversion
- Parent PIN protection
- Child profiles for the family
- Household sync across Android phones and tablets
- Optional Android app locking

DailyChores is not a debit card app and it is not another generic to-do list. It is a parent-led routine system for families who want chores, learning, and screen time to connect clearly.

Start free with one child device and parent approval on that device. Upgrade to DailyChores Premium when your family needs the complete setup:
- Manage from a parent's own phone while kids use their own devices
- Connect multiple parent and child devices as the household grows
- Keep Android phone and tablet progress in one household
- Share chore approvals, reading, math, sports, rewards, and history across devices
- Use parent-controlled Android app locking where supported
- Let one Google Play yearly subscription cover the shared household

Premium is for the family setup, not just one screen. It removes the device juggling that makes routines harder to manage.

Use the built-in reward bank on its own, or enable Android app locking later on supported devices. App locking is optional and stays under parent control.

ANDROID ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE DISCLOSURE
On Android, the optional App Lock feature uses the AccessibilityService API with parent or guardian consent. The service detects only when a parent-selected app is in the foreground so DailyChores can display its lock screen when earned time is unavailable. It does not read screen contents, typed text, passwords, or messages; change device settings; prevent the service or app from being disabled or uninstalled; or collect or share data for advertising, analytics, or tracking. App Lock runs only after a parent enables it and can be turned off at any time in Android Accessibility settings.

Privacy matters for family apps. DailyChores has no third-party advertising, no third-party tracking, and no third-party analytics.

Privacy Policy:
https://signalforge.cx/privacy-policy

Recent changes:
DailyChores is simpler to use: Today, Rewards, and Family keep chores, approvals, and household setup organized. Find routines and practice activities when you need them. Improved reward consistency between Apple and Android devices, corrected daily and weekly progress, and made device controls optional.