One reward chart the whole family can see
A reward chart for kids: set the day's goals, like “Brush teeth” or “Shoes on by 7:45,” give a star when one happens, and the stars add up to a reward you picked. Everyone who helps uses the same chart, so a star means the same thing whoever gave it.
Free to start. No card, and no password: we email you a code.
How do goals and rewards work?
A goal can repeat on the days you pick, or happen once by a date. Each one earns one star or more. Pick a reward worth working toward, like pancake Saturday at 15 stars, and spend the stars when it happens.
- Repeats on the days you pick, or once by a date
- A goal can be worth more than one star
- Spent stars stay in the history, with Undo
Can the chart go on the kitchen tablet?
Yes. Make a kid board link for a shared tablet or a wall display. It shows your child's first name, today's goals to tap done, their stars, and each reward with how many stars are left to earn it.
Make one link per display. Turning one off stops it at once.
What about wake-ups and meltdowns?
Patterns to notice is for things you'd like to keep an eye on, like night wake-ups or big feelings. Log each one with a time, a count and a note if you want, and see them counted by day.
Patterns never earn or cost stars, and never show on the kid board.
Questions about stars
Is the star chart free?
Yes. Stars, goals, rewards, kid boards and patterns are free on every plan.
Can the assistant tell me how many stars there are?
Yes. Ask “How many stars does Davey have?” in Tell or ask.
Does the other parent see the same chart?
Yes. Both parents see the same goals, stars and rewards.
Pick tomorrow's three goals.
Free. The reward is up to you.
For school-age days