HabitHero - Gamified Chores
Turns chores in to a game kids actually want to do
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HabitHero - Gamified Chores - Turns chores in to a game kids actually want to do

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Most chore apps are sticker charts kids ignore, or debit-card allowance apps. HabitHero makes chores a real game kids want to win, on their own free app: XP, ranks, levels, streaks, mystery boxes, bounties and deep customisation. You stay in control from one calm dashboard, approve in a tap, set bonuses, real rewards in your currency, School Holidays mode. Kids never make an account (parent code), no ads, no tracking, data in Australia. Built by a parent, for families.

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Hey Product Hunt šŸ‘‹ I'm Chris, and I built HabitHero because I was sick of being a human alarm clock for chores in my own house. Sticker charts stopped working, and the "allowance apps" I tried were really just debit cards with a chore list bolted on. My kids didn't care. So I made the thing I actually wanted: an app that turns chores into a game my kids genuinely want to win. How it works: šŸŽ® Kids get their own free app, they earn XP, level up through ranks, build streaks, pop mystery boxes and chase bounties. A whole "Make It Yours" layer (avatars, colours, animated XP banners, even their own photos) makes it feel like theirs. šŸ§˜ You get one calm dashboard, set quests with schedules, time windows or photo proof, approve in a tap, hand out bonuses or gentle deductions, and pay points out as real pocket money in your own currency. šŸ‘Øā€šŸ‘©ā€šŸ‘§ Plus co-op family goals, a weekly report, notes for kids, and a School Holidays mode for the breaks. A few things I cared about as a parent: kids never create an account (they sign in with a code you make, no kid data collected), no ads, no third-party tracking, and your family's data is stored in Australia. It's free to start and the kids app is free. I'd genuinely love your feedback, especially from other parents, and I'll be here all day answering everything. Honest question for the room: what finally got YOUR kids to do their chores? šŸ˜„