
Set expectations
Create tasks, schedules, chore charts, classroom responsibilities, and recurring routines that fit your family or classroom.
Kudos Family
Kudos Family helps parents and classrooms create an environment where positive behaviors can grow—and where both children and adults can thrive. Here children can build life skills, confidence, and practice responsibility in a motivating way.
Celebrate rewardsEngage children by using visualization of expectations, earnings, and progress as your child or classroom works towards a reward or goal. See accomplishments and feel them too!

Create tasks, schedules, chore charts, classroom responsibilities, and recurring routines that fit your family or classroom.

Children earn points when tasks are completed and approved. Progress is immediately visible.

Visual storage containers fill as earnings grow, creating a simple connection between effort, consistency, and goals.

Rewards and goals help to recognize effort, celebrate accomplishments and reinforce positive choices.
Kudos gives children a visual representation of what they’ve earned and how they are progressing. Choose a piggybank, treasure chest, or glass jar container, and pick what currency to watch drop inside!
Create meaningful rewards and celebrate them together.


Parents can assign tasks, approve progress, build reward libraries, create printable chore charts, and give children a limited Child Mode experience on their own device.
Teacher Mode can be turned on in Settings. It adapts the experience for teachers and classrooms, making it easy to recognize responsibility, teamwork, routines, and classroom goals.
Simple screens, clear actions, and visual feedback help adults manage the system while children stay focused on what comes next.



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Customize your family's chore chart by choosing from multiple rotation styles, listing your household tasks, and allowing our program to generate the chart for you. Ready to print in minutes! We especially love this option for children who don't have their own device to view tasks on their own.
A clear, positive way to help children practice responsibility, confidence, life skills, and healthy habits.