How to do the things parents ask about most. Each one is written from the actual screens, with the buttons named the way they're labeled.
The September 2026 update in one page: a progress panel that tells you what to work on, chores with your own star values, rewards you make up, and the account chores you used to have to email us for.
Read the how-to →How to add a learner, what removing a profile actually does, and how to bring one back within 30 days with every star intact.
Read the how-to →What the 4-digit PIN protects, how to set and change it, how long an unlock lasts, and what to do if you forget it.
Read the how-to →Three limits per child, in 5-minute steps. The soft and medium ones nudge, the hard one pauses the app until you enter your PIN.
Read the how-to →What the four difficulty buttons do, how Auto moves a child up and down, and why it starts everyone on Easy.
Read the how-to →The six tiles, the six kinds of question, the offline tasks at the end, and the moment the app tells them to go play.
Read the how-to →Exactly what earns a star, what the two star totals mean, what the store sells, and what you do when a request lands on your dashboard.
Read the how-to →The one reward that can't be bought, and the only one we mail. What a full day is, how to see the count, and what happens when a child gets there.
Read the how-to →Build the family chore list with your own star values, use the starter list, and approve what your kids say they did.
Read the how-to →Put your own rewards in the store, change the price of any built-in coupon, hide the ones you'd never say yes to, and open the store from day one.
Read the how-to →Every tab and panel on the grown-up dashboard, and what each number actually means.
Read the how-to →How the 7-day trial works, what the two plans cost, where to cancel or change your card, and what happens to your kids' progress if you stop.
Read the how-to →How the reset link works and how to get the app onto a second tablet or phone.
Read the how-to →What arrives on the first of the month, what each line in it means, and the one-click way to stop it.
Read the how-to →Can't find it? Email us and a person answers.