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Chorebel is a family app for chores and rewards. A parent offers a chore to specific people or a group, attaches a reward — points, something real like screen time, both, or a choice — and approves the work when it’s done. Every agreement is recorded privately, so nobody forgets what was promised.

Families with kids roughly 4 to 17, co-parents running two homes, grandparents who want to offer a grandchild a special job, and any household that wants chores to feel fair instead of fraught. Adults can offer chores to each other, too.

Chorebel is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. Join the beta to get early access — on iPhone through TestFlight, on Android through a Google Play testing link — and we’ll email you the moment it launches.

Yes. The free plan includes unlimited chores, points and rewards, Choice rewards, custom currency names, counter-offers and multiple homes, for households of up to 7 people. Chorebel Pro adds scheduled chores, Vacation Mode, unlimited members and households, and custom themes. Pro pricing will be announced at launch.

No. There are no ads and no third-party analytics in the app, and we don’t sell personal information. See our Privacy Policy for the details.

No. Points have no cash value and Chorebel never moves money. If your family converts points into allowance, record it with Cash Out — it deducts the points and keeps a note (like “$10 allowance”) in the ledger so everyone can see what was settled.

If a chore’s terms don’t feel right, the person it was offered to can suggest different ones — more points, a different reward, or a later deadline — exactly once, privately. The parent accepts or declines. There’s no back-and-forth, so negotiation stays a life skill instead of a nightly battle.

A chore can offer two rewards joined by “OR” — say, 12 Stars or 30 minutes of screen time. The person doing it picks before accepting, and only that reward is paid. Having a say is one of the strongest drivers of motivation.

Offer to specific people and each of them accepts or declines. Offer to a group — like Kids — and the first person to claim it gets it; it disappears for everyone else. Both keep the chore visible only to the people it was offered to.

Tap Send it back. Chorebel requires a reason — “leaves swept, but the bins weren’t emptied” — so feedback is always specific and fixable, never just “no.”

Yes. Each household picks its own currency — Points, Stars, Coins, Gems, Bucks or Tickets — and a default value for new chores.

No. A child needs only a first name and a 4-digit PIN. You type their name and age range when you invite them; they enter no personal information at all.

No. A chore is visible only to the people it was offered to. That’s enforced by the database itself, not just hidden in the app — so a special deal with one child never becomes a precedent or a source of envy for another.

Tap Invite, enter their name and age range, and Chorebel shows a QR code. They scan it with the scanner in the app’s header while you’re together. Codes work once and expire after 10 minutes.

Yes. Anyone can belong to several households — Mom’s house, Dad’s apartment, Grandma’s — and switch between them with one tap. Chores, points and currency stay separate in each home.

They keep a read-only copy of their history and points in that household, and the organizer can let them back in later with a new code — their history continues where it left off.

Tap “I forgot my PIN” on the unlock screen. If you’ve added a verified email, you can restore your account with a one-time code. The PIN never leaves your phone, so it can’t be reset any other way.

If you added a verified email, open Chorebel on the new phone, choose “I already had Chorebel on another phone,” and restore your households, history and points with a one-time code. Your old phone is signed out. Without a verified email an account can’t be recovered — so we recommend adding one for every teen and adult.

Running a household means you’re the only person who can manage it. A verified email makes sure it can always be recovered, so nobody else in the household is ever stranded.

Scheduled chores that arrive automatically (every day, weekdays, weekends, chosen days, every few days or monthly), Vacation Mode to pause them all, Run Now, unlimited members and households, 8 color palettes plus a custom theme studio, and a household avatar.

Pricing will be announced at launch. Pro will be an in-app subscription through the App Store and Google Play. Everything on the free plan stays free.