Why Chorsies

Less nagging. More growing up.

Chorsies carries the mental load so parents can stop being the reminder — and kids can start owning their day.

For solo parents

Solo parents carry the entire mental load. Chorsies shares it.

The daily reality

  • Getting children ready for school
  • Homework routines
  • Household responsibilities
  • Screen time boundaries
  • Consistency across busy schedules
  • Emotional exhaustion

What Chorsies gives back

Structure

Morning and evening routines that run themselves.

Consistency

The app becomes the reminder, not the parent.

Less conflict

From "Because Mum said so" to "Let’s see what today’s routine says."

Independence

Children start managing tasks themselves.

Goal setting

Saving for bikes, gaming consoles, school camps, activities.

For children

Kids don’t need more rules. They need wins they can see.

Routine

One of the strongest predictors of positive childhood outcomes.

Responsibility

Small daily wins that stack into real confidence.

Self-efficacy

"I can do things myself." Said more often, by more kids.

Goal achievement

Practising delayed gratification through real-world saving.

Family participation

Feeling like a contributor, not a dependent.

The Chorsies Status system

Frequent-flyer rewards, built for growing up.

Every completed chore earns Star Points. Star Points climb the family status ladder. Streaks add a multiplier kids will fight to defend — and a full week of streaks earns a real-world Task-Off Credit they can spend on a chore of their choice.

1. Rookie 2. Helper 3. Pro 4. Champion 5. Legend

Certificate badges

Every tier-up is a keepsake badge on the child’s profile shelf — a visible change in status, not just a sticker.

Streak multipliers

3, 14 and 30-day streaks boost points by 1.25×, 1.5× and 2×. Miss a day, lose the flame.

Task-Off Credits

Hit a 7-day streak and earn a credit. Parents can require approval before it’s spent.

Build the routine. Keep the calm.

Start free today. Add chores, set routines, and watch the household run a little quieter.