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New in MyChoreBoard: Flexible Bonus Tasks, Child-Specific Rewards, and More

Every family uses chores and rewards a little differently. Some children are motivated by different rewards. Some optional jobs need to be available more than once a day, while ot

MyChoreBoard Settings: Small Customizations for Your Family

Most families start with the basics. Add your kids. Create a few chores. Set up some rewards. Let everyone start checking things off. That is usually enough to get started, but M

MyChoreBoard’s Biggest Update Yet: Bonus Tasks, Focus Mode, Smarter Scheduling, and More

MyChoreBoard is now live in the app stores, and this is our biggest feature release since launch. After a few smaller updates, this release brings together several improvement

How Bonus Tasks Work in MyChoreBoard

Required chores are important, but optional chores can be powerful too. That is why MyChoreBoard includes Bonus Tasks — a separate area for extra chores kids can complete when

Smarter Recurring Chore Scheduling

Family routines are rarely as simple as “every day” or “every Monday.” Some chores happen every other day. Some happen every few weeks. Some only matter during certain seasons. So

Focus Mode: Help Kids Complete Chores One Step at a Time

Some kids do great with a full list. Other kids see a full list and freeze. Focus Mode is built for the second group. With the latest MyChoreBoard update, Focus Mode helps kids m

What Is a Shared Task Pool?

Some chores belong to one child. Others are more like open opportunities. That is where Shared Task Pool comes in. Shared Task Pool is part of Bonus Tasks in MyChoreBoard

New Feature: Manually Add & Subtract Points

Not every important parenting moment shows up as a scheduled chore. Sometimes a child helps a sibling, puts in extra effort on homework, or handles a tough situation really well. O

How to Save MyChoreBoard to Your Home Screen and Use It Like an App

A lot of parents hear the phrase Progressive Web App and assume it is something technical or developer-y. It is not. In real life, it simply means you can save MyChoreBoard t