Chore Chart

A chore chart your kids can tap themselves: points, streaks, and rewards you choose. Lives on the family tablet or your phone.

by @promptarcadeCC BY 4.0

Will it work on my plan?

How we estimate

Claude

Free plan OK

ChatGPT

Free plan OK

Gemini

Free plan OK

Estimated from the size of the build. Plan names as of Oct 2026.

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Tags · family · kids · chores · rewards

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Kids' names

Ages

Rewards

Chores reset

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Build a family chore chart app as one HTML file that works on a phone or tablet and saves on the device.

Kids: (not given) (if not given, start with two kids named "Kid 1" and "Kid 2" that can be renamed).
Ages: 6-9. Match the words, icons and button sizes to them.
Rewards: Points to spend on treats.
Chores reset: Every day.

What it does:
- A color and avatar (emoji) per kid; each kid has their own column or tab.
- Start with sensible chores for the ages above, each with an icon and points; parents can add, edit, reorder and delete chores.
- Kids tap a chore to mark it done (with a happy animation); parents can approve or undo.
- Points, current streak and a weekly summary per kid; rewards that cost points and can be redeemed.
- Print view of this week's chart for the fridge. Export and import all data as a file.

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Tags · family · kids · chores · rewards