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Chores & Rewards

Turn everyday responsibility into a habit kids actually want to keep.

Assign real tasks — not just money movements. Each chore can repeat once, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, and pays out as a bonus on top of allowance or as a mandatory task tied to it. Kids check off what they've done from their own screen; you approve with a single tap, and the reward lands in their pot automatically.

🧹 Noa's Chores This week: 4/5 done
🛏️ Make the bed Weekly · Due Fri ✅ Approved
🐶 Walk the dog Daily · Streak 5 ⏳ For review
📚 Read 20 minutes Once · Bonus ₪10 Due Friday
Creating a new chore in Kupa3

Create a chore in one screen

From a child's card, tap the tasks icon and hit Add. Give it a title, mark it Mandatory or Paid Bonus, pick how often it repeats, and decide whether you want to approve it before it pays out.

Kids check off their own tasks

Your child sees every open task and how many are left to unlock this week's allowance, and checks each one off from their own screen — with an honest heads-up if a deadline was missed.

A child's chore list in Kupa3

Three steps, start to finish

1

Create a chore

Pick a title, an emoji, and how often it repeats — once, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. Choose whether it pays a bonus on top of allowance or is mandatory and tied to it.

2

Choose how it's approved

Automatic chores pay out the moment a child checks them off. Review chores wait for your tap of approval — perfect for tasks you want to actually see finished, like 'clean your room.'

3

Approve, cheer, repeat

Approve straight from the push notification, attach an emoji and a short note, and watch the streak grow. Recurring chores reset automatically on schedule so you never have to recreate them.

Get the most out of it

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Mix bonus and mandatory chores — bonus ones motivate extra effort, mandatory ones protect the basics.

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Use 'review' mode for anything you want to physically check, and 'automatic' for simple daily habits like brushing teeth.

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A due-date warning goes out before a mandatory chore forfeits its allowance, so nobody is caught by surprise.

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Give each chore its own emoji — kids recognize their tasks at a glance.

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