Updates published on August 13, 2026
Parents can review everything waiting for approval from their phone. A card on the mobile dashboard shows who finished what, Approve All clears the easy ones in a tap, and chores that still need a coin value walk you through them one at a time so nothing is ever approved for zero coins.
The titles kids earn as they build life skills are on mobile too. A "Your Journey" card on the dashboard shows the title they hold and how close the next one is, earned titles appear on profiles and on the kiosk and switch-profile tiles, and finishing a chore that unlocks a new title celebrates it right there.
The mobile Manage Family screen has the same tabs as the website. Parents can create and edit Family Awards (including disabling one without losing its history), manage Family Friends, and handle privacy: review consent status, see what data is stored, share a copy of your family's data, and request or cancel deletion.
Achievements, All Chores, the Store, and the dashboard chore list were still showing English to families using French or Spanish. Every screen in the mobile app now follows your language setting, and dates and relative times are formatted for your locale.
Adding or editing a chore on the phone kept resetting the description mid-sentence. The form now holds what you type, saves instantly so you can add several chores in a row, and includes the Responsibility Pillar and New Skill Bonus options that the web app already had.
Parents can create and edit Routines from a new Dashboard tab on their phone. Notifications and Manage Family open as real mobile screens instead of bouncing out to the website, and admins can redeem a Family Award on behalf of a child from the mobile Store.
Every invitation now comes with a single-use code and link that a parent can share. Whoever was invited can join with any account they sign in with, so a different email address no longer leaves them stuck outside the family. Codes last 30 days and can be resent at any time.
Families can use Sign in with Apple on the web and iPhone while Google sign-in continues to work as before. Apple users can keep their email private.
