TaskyLand - Turn chores and habits into a family quest

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TaskyLand turns everyday chores and routines into a family quest. Parents pick from ~80 age-based tasks or write their own. Kids sign in with a family code (no email) and send proof: a photo, video, voice note, checklist or a real timer. Approved tasks earn coins and XP that level up a hero, feed a pet, hit the weekly boss and buy rewards you define, from screen-time minutes to a park trip. Widgets, Apple Watch approvals, 7 languages. Kid mode has no ads and no purchases.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Alexandr, the maker of TaskyLand. Most parents know this evening dialogue: "Did you brush your teeth?" "Yes." (They didn't.) Sticker charts last about a week. I wanted the opposite: a game kids open on their own, with parents still in charge of what counts as done. How it works: • You add tasks: brush teeth, make the bed, 20 pages of reading. There are ~80 ready-made ones by age. • Your kid signs in with a family code, no email, and sends proof: a photo, video, voice note, checklist or a real countdown timer. • You approve in one tap: in the app, from a home-screen widget or on Apple Watch. • Coins and XP level up their hero, feed a pet and hit the weekly boss. Every week the whole family can team up against a shared raid boss. Screen time without the fight. Kids earn minutes for finished tasks and ask for them; you grant them in one tap. To be honest about it: TaskyLand doesn't lock other apps, it keeps the deal visible to both sides. What I care about most: • Kid mode has no ads, no paywall and no purchases • A private "Heart Garden" where kids can tell Lum, our mascot, how they feel • Photo and video proof is deleted after 7 days Free for one child. Paid plans start at $3.99/month with a 7-day trial and add more kids (up to 6), a second parent and reports. I'd love feedback from parents: what's the one chore your kids always "forget"? 🙂