A Chore App That Works for Each of Your Kids
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The chart lasted about nine days. The whiteboard after it gave your nine-year-old and your six-year-old the same list, so one called it babyish and the other felt behind. KudoKids sets the chores each kid needs. They earn Kudo Coins for finishing, then spend them on games, rewards, and screen time you price — so the tablet stops being the thing you argue about every afternoon.
They Earn It. Then They Spend It.
Most chore apps stop at the checkmark. A finished chore here pays in Kudo Coins, and the coins buy something your kid actually wants — from a list you control.
Screen time
TV, tablet, or gaming minutes, priced by the minute at your rate.
Rewards you add yourself
The park, a later bedtime, the thing they keep asking for. You choose which tasks and rewards need your OK first.
Games in the app
Math, reading, science, logic, geography, and coding — and playing them earns coins back.
Something bigger, later
Coins can sit in savings while a kid holds out for a bigger reward, or go toward their companion's look.
Why Parents Switch to KudoKids
A chores app that bends to the kid in front of it, instead of asking every kid to fit one chart.
- Chores and routines set per kid, not one list for the whole house
- Coins earned for finishing, spent on rewards you control
- Screen time priced by the minute, at your rate
- Approvals and visibility from one parent dashboard
- What's on the list shifts by age — 3-4, 5-8, 9-12
- Works on phone, tablet, and computer
- We never show ads in the app or sell child data, and kids have no in-app purchases
- Recommended by child-development experts
Why Earning Beats Reminding
A reward a kid chose and paid for holds up longer than one handed over. The earn-and-spend loop is shaped by working with child-development experts and designed with child-development research in mind.
Learn about our approach →How KudoKids Works
Three steps, then the system does the reminding.
Set Each Kid's List
Add your kids and give each one their own chores, routines, and coin rates. Start from age-appropriate suggestions or write your own. The nine-year-old's list never has to match the six-year-old's.
They Finish, the Coins Land
Kids check off what they did and the coins land, so nobody has to be chased down. Want to check first? Choose which chores and routines wait for your OK.
They Spend What They Earned
Coins go to screen time, games, and rewards you priced. The argument turns into a price, and the price was already agreed to.
Per kid
Chores, routines, and rewards
3–12
Ages it's built for
Free
To start, no credit card
You
Set what screen time costs
Why Families Choose KudoKids
“As a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Therapist and a Kudo Kids partner, I have had the opportunity to test this app and have been genuinely impressed by its thoughtful approach to supporting children's healthy development through technology. Rather than simply providing screen time, the app encourages meaningful interaction between parents and their children while gradually fostering independence and responsibility. One of the features I appreciate most is the level of parental control and involvement. This creates a safe digital environment and helps them explore technology with appropriate guidance and boundaries. My favorite aspect of the app is its focus on building self-esteem. The research-informed games and activities are designed to encourage confidence, perseverance, and resilience in a positive and engaging way. These experiences help children develop important life skills while having fun. Overall, I believe this app is an excellent tool for families looking to introduce technology in a healthy, developmentally appropriate way.”
Bryce Klein, M. Ed., LPC, NCC
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Therapist
A clinical partner with a signed agreement who recommends KudoKids to the families they work with. Unpaid — no commission.
“I have watched KudoKids grow almost since the inception. I can see how beneficial it could be for families in teaching their children several life skills. From emotional regulation, to financial literacy, and even digital wellness this app can start kids on the path to success. This app is still a tool, but it is one that can easily be added to a parent's toolbox.”
Jana Rodriguez, MA, LPC
Ember Counseling
A clinical partner with a signed agreement who recommends KudoKids to the families they work with. Unpaid — no commission.
“I truly appreciate what you’ve created here. In a world where children are naturally drawn to devices, this app offers something parents can feel good about—safe, supportive, and intentional. It gives children a space to play, explore, and grow emotionally, while being protected from intrusive ads and influences that simply don’t belong in a child’s world. I especially value the inclusion of affirmations and emotional support—it’s not just screen time, it’s meaningful time. This is a thoughtful solution that meets families where they are, and I’m really glad it exists.”
Claudia Rickard
Emotional Intelligence Development Specialist and creator of The Bunny Talk Process™
This is a paid partner — KudoKids compensates them (commission and/or a sales role) when families they refer sign up. We show this on every paid endorsement so you can weigh it for yourself.
Let the Chores Pay for the Tablet
Set each kid's list, price the rewards, and let them earn their way to the screen. Free to start, no credit card.