Attention on one thing at a time
Every chore has its time. The kid doesn't see an endless list, just what's due now. Less scattering, more focus on finishing what's in front of them.
Parents create scheduled chores and rewards. Kids complete them in their own app, submit their day and earn points to spend on rewards, missions and fish for their aquarium. No arguing, just routine.
HeroTasks separates what parents do from what kids do. Each has their own app, with just what their role needs.
From the parents app you add your kids, define chores with a time and days of the week, and give them a value in points. You also create the rewards and their price.
In their app they only see today's chores, sorted by time. They tick them off and, when done, tap โSubmit tasksโ. Every submission is a small win, confetti included.
You receive the submitted day, fix whatever needs fixing and approve. The points land in the kid's balance, and they decide how to spend them: rewards, fish for the aquarium, or saving up for something big.
HeroTasks Parents is the control panel. HeroTasks is the app kids use. They connect with the same account and update in real time.
Your command center. Set up the family once, then just review and approve. Designed to be done in two minutes at the end of the day.
Big, clear and with only what the kid needs today. No settings, no complicated menus: chores, rewards, aquarium and history.
How does the kid get in? With the parents' account. Then they pick their profile and, if you enabled it, enter their 4-digit PIN. No email or password of their own needed.
Designed around positive reinforcement: small, clear goals, immediate feedback and rewards chosen by the kid.
Every chore has its time. The kid doesn't see an endless list, just what's due now. Less scattering, more focus on finishing what's in front of them.
Recurring chores show up every day at the same time. The app sets the structure, not an argument at eight in the morning.
Ticking a chore gives an instant win; approving the day adds points to the balance. Effort is seen, adds up and can be spent. Positive reinforcement, not punishment.
The kid ticks their chores and submits their day. They decide what to spend their points on. They learn to plan: save for the big reward or spend on a new fish.
The daily approval is an excuse to talk about how the day went. You correct task by task and the kid understands why. No surprises, no scolding.
Lightning missions with a countdown turn โtidy your roomโ into a ten-minute challenge. Perfect for days when routine isn't enough.
Points are never taken away for misbehaving: they are earned for what gets done. When a day doesn't work out, it's rejected and tried again tomorrow. That way the kid links effort to result and doesn't experience the app as a threat. You choose the rewards as a family, and many cost nothing: picking the movie, half an hour more at the park, an afternoon of board games.
A chore can have several slots: โGet upโ at 7:30 on weekdays and at 9:30 on weekends. Kids see it where it belongs.
The kid submits the whole day. You review it task by task, fix what doesn't add up and approve or reject. Points are added on approval.
Every reward has a price. When requested, the points are reserved until you approve. If you reject, they go back to the balance.
A one-off challenge with a countdown and bonus points, for one or several kids at once. Ideal for โtidy the living room before grandma arrivesโ.
Kids buy fish with their points, name them and watch them grow and swim. You decide what each fish costs and can gift one.
School chores, summer chores, holidays at grandma's. Switch the active group and the kids see a different plan without you reconfiguring anything.
Invite another parent by email. Both approve, both see the same. Several kids, each with their own profile, avatar and optional PIN.
Everything earned and spent is recorded. If you approved by mistake, fix the task within seven days and the balance adjusts itself.
The kids app can send a reminder every day at the time you choose so they check their chores, without you being the one to remind them.
Only your family sees your data. Kids don't need their own account or email, and reward purchases are always approved by you.
The free plan never expires. Premium is purchased from the parents app and managed in your app store.
To try it out with one kid and a few chores.
For the whole family, with every extra.
Indicative price. The final price and currency are shown by your app store at checkout. The subscription can be cancelled at any time.
Yes. HeroTasks Parents is for setting up and approving; HeroTasks is the one kids use. You can install both on the same phone if your kid uses it with you, or the kids app on their tablet or phone.
With your parent account. The first time, you sign in yourself in the kids app; from then on only the โWho are you?โ screen with your kids' profiles appears. If you enable a 4-digit PIN, each kid protects their own.
Nothing until you approve. In the daily approval you see every chore and can untick it before approving the day. Points are only added for what you confirm.
No. Points are earned for what gets done and spent on what the kid chooses. When they request a reward, the points are reserved until you approve; if you reject, they return to the balance.
Yes, with Premium. From the Family tab you invite another adult by email: you both see the same chores, rewards and approvals, and either of you can approve. The free plan is for a single parent.
Yes. Each kid has their own profile, avatar, balance and assigned chores, and the same chore can be assigned to several kids and shows up in each one's app. The free plan includes one kid; with Premium, up to five.
Sets of chores for different periods: school year, summer, holidays. Only one is active and that's the one kids see. You switch groups with one tap and the other group's chores stay saved.
Each family can only see and change its own data, and that rule is enforced on the server, not just in the app. Kids don't have their own account, so there are no credentials of theirs to manage.

First the parents app to create your family. Then the kids app, signing in with the same account. In five minutes tomorrow's routine is ready.
Start here: create your account and your family, add your kids and set up the first chores and rewards. If there are two of you, invite the other parent and you can both approve from your own phone.
Install it wherever it will be used: on your own phone, on a kid's device or on a tablet shared by several. Each kid has their own profile and picks it when they open the app.