Rocket Chores

@ezshine It's a hard challenge to motivate people. What I found, talking with other families is that each can have their own things that motivate them, not to mention their own parenting styles. And that does not even start to tackle to cultural aspects! So my approach is to leave the control in the family's hands. At the start, the user has an option to use a template data set, which provides a starting point for chores and rewards, but then can adapt to their specific family. Some people really struggle with a blank canvas. They have complete control of what rewards they put in and more importantly agree to as a family. So if a kid want a specific reward, then it can be discussed, agreed and added. No cheating as all the rewards are visible to everybody! Over time I want to add more layers to it. For example "Battle Chores" , "stealing other people's chores for extra fuel, and find partners who would be able to provide external rewards. Lots of ideas and possibilities, and I am hoping that this will be just the first step