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Chores and pocket money, without the arguments

Kids tick off chores, you approve, the reward lands in their wallet.

"I did make my bed!" "You owe me R20!" HeyKit keeps a simple record so nobody has to argue about it. Each child has a pocket-money wallet. You set their chores and what each one earns, they tick them off on their own page, and the money is added once you've approved it.

Chores per child, on the days you choose

Set chores for each child on the days they apply, each with a reward. Feeding the dog every day, packing the dishwasher on weekdays, washing the car on Saturdays: each child sees only what's theirs.

Kids get their own simple page

Children don't need the app, an email address or an account. Each child opens their own page from a secret link, with an optional PIN, and ticks off what they've done.

  • →Secret link per child, optional PIN
  • →No app or email account needed for the child

You approve before money moves

A ticked chore waits for a parent. The reward goes into the child's wallet only once you approve it, so you can check the bed really was made. Home shows "N waiting for you" so nothing sits forgotten.

A wallet that keeps the score

Each child's wallet shows what they've earned. They can ask for money from it, and the request waits for a parent. You can add money (birthday money from Gran) or take it off (the slush puppy they bought at the shop) so the balance stays honest.

Ask HeyKit and the kitchen frame

Ask HeyKit can add a chore, mark one done or approve it for you. The kitchen photo frame can show today's chores, so the list is up where everyone can see it.

In practice

What you can do with this

Saturday morning routine

Sam ticks off feeding the dog and tidying his room on his page. You see "2 waiting for you" on Home, check his room, and approve. R30 lands in his wallet.

Saving up for something big

Mia wants a new scooter. Her wallet shows exactly how much she's earned so far, and birthday money from her aunt gets added in. She can see how close she is without asking.

Asking instead of nagging

Thandi wants R50 for the school market day. She asks from her wallet, the request waits for you, and you approve it when you're ready.

Common questions

Does my child need a phone or an email address?

No. Each child opens their own page from a secret link, with an optional PIN. They don't need the app or an email account.

Can my kids see the rest of the family's HeyKit?

Their chores page is opened from their own secret link. They don't sign in to the family's HeyKit.

What stops a child ticking off chores they didn't do?

Every ticked chore waits for a parent. The reward is only added to the wallet once you approve it.

Can I add birthday money or take off what they've spent?

Yes. Parents can add money to or take money off any child's wallet.

Can kids ask for their money?

Yes. They can request money from their wallet, and the request waits for a parent to approve it.

Ready to try it?

Free to use. Works offline. No credit card.

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