TaskiKids: the task app for kids that turns chores into points and rewards
Transform everyday chores into exciting adventures
The fun way to teach kids responsibility, build good habits, and reward their achievements
Why Families Love TaskiKids
We believe responsibility can be fun. Our app turns daily tasks into a rewarding game that kids actually enjoy.
Build Good Habits
Daily tasks become automatic routines through positive reinforcement
Earn & Learn
Kids learn the value of work and saving for rewards
Meaningful Rewards
Create custom rewards that motivate your unique child
Celebrate Progress
Badges and levels make every achievement special
Simple for Everyone
Getting started takes less than 5 minutes
Create Tasks
Add chores, homework, or any task with point values
Kids Complete
Children mark tasks done and earn points
Redeem Rewards
Trade points for screen time, treats, privileges — or plays in the built-in mini-games arcade
Keep Kids Motivated & Engaged
Fun game mechanics that make responsibility addictive
Daily Streaks
Complete tasks every day to build streaks. The longer the streak, the bigger the bonus!
Achievement Badges
Unlock badges for milestones, consistency, and mastering categories.
15 Levels
Progress from Beginner to Ultimate Legend as you earn points.
Mini-Games Arcade
Built-in games — jumpers, puzzles, sudoku, and more — that kids unlock by spending the points they earn from chores. You decide which games cost points, which are free, and which stay locked. Screen time becomes something they earn.
Parents set the price of play — free, points, or locked
Designed for Busy Parents
- Quick Setup Add your kids and create tasks in minutes
- Approval Controls Review completed tasks before awarding points
- Multiple Kids Manage up to 5 kids with individual progress tracking
- Religious Support Special categories for prayers and Quran reading
Practical tips for your kids' tasks and rewards
From the TaskiKids blog
How to Set Up a Chore Reward System, Start to Finish
Set up a chore reward system for kids in six steps: pick the chores, price them in points, build a reward menu, then run a two-week trial. With a worked week for an 11-year-old.
Reward Tiers That Teach Kids to Save, Not Spend
Why a flat points-to-reward rate teaches kids to cash out early, and how save-up tiers that pay better at each level keep them aiming higher. A worked 500, 1000 and 2000 point example.
How Much Allowance Should a Child Get? A Simple Way to Decide by Age
How much pocket money is right at 7, 10 or 13: three simple ways to set the amount, what the allowance should and should not cover, a worked monthly example, and when to raise it.
The 10 Best Chore Apps for Kids in 2026
Ten chore apps for kids, compared honestly: prices checked this month, what each one is bad at, and which countries will actually let you sign up.
The Base-Plus-Bonus Allowance System for Kids
An allowance system for kids that splits tasks into two buckets: the responsibilities that earn their regular allowance, and the extras that earn more than it.
Helping Kids Keep Up With Their Prayers
A practical routine for helping children pray consistently: anchor each prayer to the day, start with one, hand over the remembering, and track consistency rather than grading it.
Age-by-Age Chore Guide: What's Reasonable at 7, 10, and 13
How many chores a 7, 10, or 13 year old can reasonably handle, how much supervision each age still needs, and a three-question test for any new chore.
Allowance vs. Reward Points: What Actually Works
Should you pay kids cash or run a points system? What each one is genuinely good at, the hybrid most families land on, and where a kids allowance app fits.
10 Ways to Motivate Kids to Do Chores Without Nagging
Practical, non-nagging ways to get kids doing chores on their own, from timing and framing to letting natural consequences do the work.
Best Reward Systems for Kids' Chores (2026)
Compare allowance, points, and privilege reward systems for kids' chores, plus a worked example of how to price tasks and rewards in points.
The Ultimate Chore Chart Guide for Kids Ages 7-13
Age-by-age chore ideas for kids 7-13, why paper charts stop working around age 9, and how a simple points system keeps kids motivated without nagging.
How TaskiKids compares with other apps
TaskiKids vs BusyKid
BusyKid turns chores into a real paycheck on a Visa card, for US families only, from $3.99 a month. TaskiKids is a free chore and reward app that works anywhere, in English and Arabic.
TaskiKids vs GoHenry (now Acorns Early)
GoHenry became Acorns Early in the US and is now $8 a month, US only. TaskiKids is a free chore and reward app that works worldwide, in English and Arabic.
TaskiKids vs Greenlight
Greenlight is a kids debit card with chores attached, and it only works in the US. TaskiKids is a free chore and reward app that works anywhere, in English and Arabic.
TaskiKids vs Neat Kid
Neat Kid is a clean stars-and-rewards chore app in 31 languages, none of them Arabic, with paid upgrades. TaskiKids is free, has no in-app purchases, and ships full Arabic.
TaskiKids vs S'moresUp
S'moresUp is the most feature-packed chore app, and Premium is $9.99 a month. TaskiKids does the chores-and-rewards core for free, with no ads, and in Arabic as well as English.
Ready to Make Chores Fun?
Download TaskiKids and start turning everyday tasks into rewarding adventures
Download free on iPhone, iPad and Android. No ads, no in-app purchases.
