Chores you set.
Goals they choose.
Good habits grow.
Help kids turn little responsibilities into things they look forward to. Chores, pocket money and rewards, brought together in DoneUp.
For ages 6–17 · iPhone & Android · Tablets welcome
with them.
A little more independence
Something to aim for.
Make the bed
Pack the school bagSweep the floor
Choose a rewardA little effort.
Something to look forward to.
A clear plan for them. A little less to keep in your head.
01You set the plan.
Choose the chores, set their value and pick the rewards that work for your family.
02They do their thing.
Kids see what’s on for today and tap Done. You approve it, or send it back with a helpful note.
03Their goal gets closer.
Approved chores add dollars to their balance. They save, request a reward, and you provide it.
A little pocket money
The gift card they want
A little screen time
A day out togetherBig wishes.
Small, doable steps.
A game gift card. A movie with you. Something they’ve had their eye on for weeks. Kids pick a goal and watch their progress grow with every approved chore.
You choose what’s available, what it costs and when it’s ready.
Explore the rewardsDoneUp tracks earnings. Grown-ups provide the cash, gift cards and other rewards.
Same family.
Different stages.
A chore app that feels right for your six-year-old and your sixteen-year-old.
Simple enough to make it their own.
Big pictures, a clear layout and a small celebration when they reach their goal. The focus stays on what they can do today.
- Picture-first chores that are easy to follow
- One goal, with a progress meter they can see
- No email or separate account to set up
A little more ownership, every day.
A straightforward view of today’s chores, their money and the reward they’re working towards. Kids can even suggest a new chore or a reward of their own.
- A standard layout for growing independence
- Clear earnings and reward history
- Their own picture and one of six screen colours
Useful. Grown-up. Still theirs.
The same useful features, with more grown-up pictures and wording. A clear place to manage responsibilities and save for something that matters to them.
- Nothing childish when a friend sees their screen
- Cash, experiences and custom reward goals
- Progress without sibling rankings
A win for the
whole family.
Set one shared family prize. Every kid’s approved chores help everyone get there, whether it’s a movie night or a day out.
Shared progress. No sibling leaderboard.
Made for your family.
Mindful of their privacy.
No ads, tracking or analytics tools in the app. Just a space for your kids to build routines and work towards their goals.
A closer look at privacyLess to share
No child email, phone number, location, contacts or photos.
Grown-ups guide it
Shop links on a kid’s device need a grown-up’s check.
A calmer space
No in-app messaging, badges, levels or streaks.
Care you can share
A second grown-up can have full or approvals-only access.
Good habits.
A simple price.
One home, one or two grown-ups and any number of kids. All of DoneUp, without a separate subscription for each person.
Start with a 7-day free trial.
See everything that’s includedThe family plan
7 days freeOne simple monthly payment for your family.
- One or two grown-ups, any number of kids
- Every chore, reward and family feature
- No separate fees for kids or another grown-up
Billed through the App Store or Google Play.
Does DoneUp transfer money to my child?
DoneUp keeps a record of the real money your child has earned. When you approve a chore, its value is added to their balance. When a reward is ready, a grown-up provides the cash, buys the gift card or arranges the activity. DoneUp does not automatically transfer money or buy gift cards.
Does my child need an email address?
No. Kids join using a link from a grown-up, the household ID and a 4-digit PIN, or a code that a grown-up scans on the kid’s device. They do not create an account or give an email address. Each kid can use up to three devices.
Can two grown-ups manage the same family?
Yes. Each home has one or two grown-ups. Give the second grown-up full access, or approvals-only access so they can approve chores or send them back with a note. One family plan covers both grown-ups and all your kids.
Does the screen-time timer block apps?
No. It tracks earned minutes while a kid uses them. It does not block apps, lock the device or control what your child can open. Your family agrees on the screen-time rules.
Is DoneUp suitable for teenagers?
Yes. DoneUp is designed for ages 6 to 17. Younger kids get a picture-first layout. Ages 10 to 13 get the standard layout, and teens get more grown-up pictures and wording with the same features.
A little help getting started.
A practical chore list for ages 6–17
Find flexible chore ideas for ages 6–9, 10–13 and 14–17, with simple ways to explain tasks, agree expectations and build a family routine.
Read the guideHow to set chore prices that work for your family
Build a simple chore and allowance plan around your budget, clear expectations and achievable savings goals, with illustrative chore-price examples.
Read the guideA calmer way to use screen time as a reward
Make earned screen time easier to understand with agreed limits, clear reward choices and a shared timer that tracks minutes without controlling devices.
Read the guide
A little more “I did it.”
A little less reminding.
Chores, pocket money and something to save for.
All in one place for your family.
7-day free trial · One plan for the whole family