Their goal.
Your family’s way.
Pocket money, a game gift card, a movie trip or a little screen time. Choose the rewards your family already uses, and help kids see the steps between wanting and saving.

Cash & pocket money
Kids save towards a cash-out goal. DoneUp records the earnings and payout; a grown-up hands over the money.

Game gift cards
Add a reward with a clear value, such as a $10 Roblox gift card, or a Fortnite or Minecraft card. A grown-up buys it and provides the code.

Earned screen time
Agree on the minutes your kid is working towards. They use a timer when they spend the time. It tracks only and never controls the device.
Activities & outings
A movie trip, an escape room or a day out together can be something to work towards. The reward can be time spent together.

Something of their own
Create a custom reward with a photo or a shop link. Shop links on a kid’s phone open only after a grown-up’s check.
A simple yes
Some rewards do not need a price. A kid asks for the reward and a grown-up chooses yes or not yet.
Gift cards are purchased and provided by grown-ups. Brand names describe possible rewards, not a partnership or automatic gift-card service.



They can see
their effort adding up.
- Your kid picks one reward as their goal.
- Approved chores add dollars to their balance.
- The progress meter shows how close they are.
- When they have enough, they ask for the reward.
- You provide it, or choose “not yet”.
While a priced reward is waiting, its money is held so it cannot be spent twice. “Not yet” releases it back to the balance.
You choose what money means at home.
DoneUp is a record of what has been earned and paid out. The grown-up stays responsible for providing every reward.
Real dollar amounts
See chores, bonuses, birthday money and payouts in the same balance, without converting points.
A shared history
Both sides can see each earning, payout and penalty. The balance can never go negative.
Room for their ideas
Kids can suggest a reward. You decide whether to add it and what its price should be.



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.
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