The chore deal you already make. Written down, kept fair, checked by the kids.

A chore chart the kids run, with a reward store you stock. Basics are basics. Extras earn gold. You decide what gold buys.

Just your email. No sharing it, and one line to get off the list.

No card now. 30-day full refund once it opens.

A kid's quest list next to the family store: unload the dishwasher pays 5 gold, 30 minutes of Switch costs 3

You are the one who remembers, checks, and argues. Every day.

She says she did it. You go look. It is half done.

The chart on the fridge worked for two weeks. Then nobody looked at it.

You already pay them to exist.

Agreed. Basics are not a job: they pay XP, not gold, or stay off the list. The store is for extras and the iPad deal you already make.

Why do I need an app to take away the iPad?

You do not. The app never touches the iPad. It keeps the score so the handover is not a debate about who did what.

She will tick the box and get the screen time anyway.

Quests can require a photo. Before and after go to the app first, then to you. If it is half done, say redo.

Is this one more thing for me to maintain?

Set up the quests once, approve, and stock the store. Reminders go to the kid, not to you.

Every chart dies in week three.

That is the risk we are testing. Streaks, levels and a sibling leaderboard are there to get past week three. If they do not, I say so.

One price. 30% off your first year.

Daily Quest, one family

$39.99 $2.33/mo billed annually

Early access price: $27.99 for the first year, when it opens

Renews at $39.99/yr. Cancel any time.

  • Quests the kids see and check off themselves
  • Photo proof when a quest asks for it, first look by the app, final say by you
  • A store you stock: Switch time, Robux, choose dinner, stay up late
  • Gold for things that cost you money. XP for experiences. You set both.
  • Streaks, levels, avatar gear, and a sibling leaderboard

Launch pricing ends December 31, 2026.

Daily Quest is invite only right now, a small test with ten families. No date yet.

Just your email. No sharing it, and one line to get off the list.

No card now. 30-day full refund once it opens.

Questions

When do I get access?

Invite only for now, in a private beta with my own family. Leave your email and I write to you the day it opens.

What do I pay now?

Nothing. No card. The price above is the first-year price for the whole family, once it opens.

What ages is it for?

Kids 6 to 14 who already have a device. Under 6, paper wins.

Does it lock the iPad or the Switch?

No. Screen time is a store item you price, or never add. The app records the deal. You keep it.

Do I have to pay my kids for chores?

No. Pick XP only and there is no money in it. Kids spend XP on experiences: choose dinner, stay up late, a sleepover.

A note from the founder

My kids live on their devices. I was paying for what they wanted there, Robux included, and asking every day for what I needed: chores, getting ready on time, a hand. The two were not connected. So I built an economy. Quests are what we need done, gold is what they earn, and the store turns gold into what they want. Leave your email and I will tell you the day it opens.

Felipe Saint-Jean

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The chore deal you already make. Written down, kept fair, checked by the kids.

Just your email. No sharing it, and one line to get off the list.

No card now. 30-day full refund once it opens.