For families

Kids chip in. Their kitty buys real rewards.

Give each child their own jobs board and Kitty Jar. They tick, you say OK, their kitty fills up, and Friday night is pick-the-film night. No nagging required (well, a bit less).

Join the waitlist How to add a child

Children are free on the Family plan, and need no email address.

Lily's jobs board on her phone: Every morning, Tidy my bedroom, Reading for 15 minutes, with hearts on each

Lily’s celebration sticker: Mum said OK! plus 3 hearts for Water the plants and Lay the table

How it works for children

Simple enough for a six-year-old. Fair enough for a twelve-year-old.

Their own board

Make a jobs board with them, or let them make their own. Big ticks, bright colours.

They tick it

Bed made, cat fed, reading done. The hearts are waiting for you.

You say OK

OK or Not yet, from your own phone, wherever you are.

Their kitty fills

A shower of hearts and a sticker with a happy cat. Then they save up for a real prize.

Approvals

You stay in charge of the hearts

When a child ticks a job, its hearts wait for a grown-up's OK. You see them on your home screen with OK and Not yet. Not yet puts the job back on their list, kindly.

OK all in one tap after a busy Saturday
Any of their grown-ups can approve
Add a bonus for a job well done

Emma's home screen: Lily finished 2 jobs, Feed Biscuit the cat and Toys in the box, each with OK and Not yet

Prize ideas

They suggest prizes, you agree the price

Children can suggest a prize they'd like to save up for. It waits for a grown-up: say yes (and change the price if you like) or not now.

Teaches saving up, gently
Prizes for one child stay private to that child and their grown-ups

Lily's Kitty Jar with her prizes and her idea, Pancakes for breakfast, waiting for Mum

Asking for help

"Can you help me?" in one tap

Shelf too high? Children can ask a grown-up for help with a job. You get a gentle note with On my way. Partners can ask each other too, and whoever helps shares the hearts.

No shouting up the stairs
Helpers earn the same hearts

Lily's Tidy my bedroom card: she has asked Mum for help with Books on the shelf

Photo to come: a parent and child ticking off a job together on a phone at the kitchen table

Safe, private and made for children

Children's accounts have no email address. A grown-up adds them and sets up their device with a one-time code and a PIN.
Only a child's grown-ups see their Kitty Jar and prizes. Friends never do.
Children can't use Help me, can't be nudged by people outside the family and can't share boards with strangers.
No ads, no in-app purchases for children, and we never sell data.
Delete a child's account, and everything in it, from Settings at any time.

Privacy and children's data

Prize ideas families love

The best prizes are time together. Here are a few ways to spend the kitty.

Pick the film (10)Pancakes for breakfast (15)Stay up 30 minutes later (15)Choose Friday tea (20)Baking afternoon (25)Trip to the park café (30)Sleepover (40)Trampoline park (60)Takeaway night, for grown-ups (30)A proper lie-in, for grown-ups (20)

Sample quote

“Our son used to need three reminders to feed the cat. Now he does it before breakfast so he can watch his Kitty Jar fill.”

Sample quote: a mum of one, Glasgow

Sample quote

“Approving jobs from the office is weirdly lovely. I get a little window into their afternoon.”

Sample quote: a working dad, Manchester

Ready for a home that runs a bit more smoothly?

Kitty Board is getting ready for launch on the web, the App Store and Google Play. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it opens. Want a peek first? The preview is open now.

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