Neat Kid: Daily Kids Chore App

Name: Neat Kid: Daily Kids Chore App
Rating: 4.8 (608 reviews)
Author: NEATKID KIDS CHORE TRACKER AND REWARD CHART, MCHJ

Family Chores & To Do List

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

608 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

NEATKID KIDS CHORE TRACKER AND REWARD CHART, MCHJ
Language

EN
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118
MB

Introducing Neat Kid: Daily Kids Chore App! Struggling with getting your little one to complete tasks without the fuss? NeatKid is here to revolutionize your parenting experience! Our app empowers you to set tasks for your child aged 5-8, from family chores to homework, with customizable repetition options. Here's how it works: You create to-do lists and set their difficulty by choosing the number of points awarded for each completion. The more tasks completed, the more points (stars) earned — leading to more rewards, whether it's allowance, a new toy, or a special treat. Our reward chart makes tracking progress fun and motivating! NeatKid isn't just about getting things done; it's about fostering positive habits, nurturing essential life skills, and promoting effective parenting. By engaging with NeatKid, your child learns independence, discipline, and responsibility – all while strengthening family values, the bond between parent and child. Say goodbye to tantrums and hello to harmony with Neat Kid: Daily Kids Chore App. Download now and embark on a journey of growth, connection, and joy! Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

608 Ratings

Awesome!
Jun 7

laurenbmillard
Chore charts have always been a pain for us. Updating them, making sure they’re marked off, tracking their chores with tickets/beads. This makes the process seamless! I love the feature for photo submission for their chores too! My only suggestion would be to have an option to set up AM/PM chores so they can easily see what needs to be done in the morning before school and what should be done after school. I know you can set a time for each chore but I think for young kids it would be easier for them to see the distinction.

Developer Response
Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! 😊 We’re thrilled to hear that the app has made chore tracking easier for your family. The idea of separating tasks into AM and PM for better clarity is great — and we’re happy to share that this feature is already in development! Stay tuned for upcoming updates, and feel free to reach out anytime with more suggestions.
Awesome!
Jun 7

laurenbmillard

Chore charts have always been a pain for us. Updating them, making sure they’re marked off, tracking their chores with tickets/beads. This makes the process seamless! I love the feature for photo submission for their chores too! My only suggestion would be to have an option to set up AM/PM chores so they can easily see what needs to be done in the morning before school and what should be done after school. I know you can set a time for each chore but I think for young kids it would be easier for them to see the distinction.
Developer Response Jun 11
Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! 😊 We’re thrilled to hear that the app has made chore tracking easier for your family. The idea of separating tasks into AM and PM for better clarity is great — and we’re happy to share that this feature is already in development! Stay tuned for upcoming updates, and feel free to reach out anytime with more suggestions.
Not perfect, but we’ll try to make it work
Sep 28

demax182
It establishes a good system, but it could be better in my opinion. One thing I noticed is that kids can mark off tasks themselves. I don’t think that’s ideal. At least provide an option that gives parents the flexibility of allowing kids to mark off their own tasks as completed. Rewards could be better. Once they redeem an award it just disappears. There’s a record of it being redeemed, but again, not an ideal way to track rewards. And it’s annoying that you have to create the rewards again after it’s redeemed. Would be better if it was more of a rewards shop. After your child buys/redeems a reward, that reward goes into his/her inventory. Then when he/she actually uses the reward, it can get removed from the inventory. Similar to how RPG games work. Right now we’re in trial and still exploring the app, but if it doesn’t work out for us, we won’t buy.

Developer Response
Thanks a lot for your thoughtful feedback! 🙏 Kids can indeed mark off tasks themselves — this is intentional, as it helps build independence and responsibility.As for rewards, they can be set up with a recurrence schedule (daily, weekly, etc.). Once redeemed, the reward will automatically reappear on the next cycle — no need to create it from scratch every time.We really appreciate you sharing your ideas and hope this makes the experience smoother for your family. 💛 If you have more suggestions, feel free to reach us at support@neatkid.io. Thanks for trying NeatKid!
Not perfect, but we’ll try to make it work
Sep 28

demax182

It establishes a good system, but it could be better in my opinion. One thing I noticed is that kids can mark off tasks themselves. I don’t think that’s ideal. At least provide an option that gives parents the flexibility of allowing kids to mark off their own tasks as completed. Rewards could be better. Once they redeem an award it just disappears. There’s a record of it being redeemed, but again, not an ideal way to track rewards. And it’s annoying that you have to create the rewards again after it’s redeemed. Would be better if it was more of a rewards shop. After your child buys/redeems a reward, that reward goes into his/her inventory. Then when he/she actually uses the reward, it can get removed from the inventory. Similar to how RPG games work. Right now we’re in trial and still exploring the app, but if it doesn’t work out for us, we won’t buy.
Developer Response Sep 30
Thanks a lot for your thoughtful feedback! 🙏 Kids can indeed mark off tasks themselves — this is intentional, as it helps build independence and responsibility.As for rewards, they can be set up with a recurrence schedule (daily, weekly, etc.). Once redeemed, the reward will automatically reappear on the next cycle — no need to create it from scratch every time.We really appreciate you sharing your ideas and hope this makes the experience smoother for your family. 💛 If you have more suggestions, feel free to reach us at support@neatkid.io. Thanks for trying NeatKid!
Almost everything
Aug 12

ForeverFreestone
I have a few things I’d love to see adjusted to where I would be willing to pay for it. 1. Make the images bigger so kids can see better. My kids can’t read yet so they need the photos. 2. Have the completed items disappear from the to do items and go into a completed list so that they can easily understand what’s been completed and what still needs done today. It’s too cluttered and hard for little ones to scroll to see what else needs done. 3. Create a penalties section so we can dock stars for bad behavior etc. the purpose of a chore app is to create less work for the parent and right now the way it is, it’s not really taking the work off my plate because now I have to sit down with them to check off items vs just telling them

Developer Response
Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback — we really appreciate you sharing your ideas with us! 💛Bigger images: you can already see a larger version by simply tapping the picture — it will open full screen so kids can view it more clearly.Sorting completed and uncompleted tasks: this is something we’re already planning to add in a future update to make it easier for kids to see what’s done and what’s left.Penalties: we understand why you’d like this option, but taking stars away can sometimes discourage children and make them less motivated to do their tasks. That’s why we’ve included the Adjust feature instead, where you can both add and remove stars when needed.Our goal with NeatKid is to make it easier for parents to nurture independence and responsibility in children — and we know every child is different, so some may need a little extra time to get used to working through their tasks on their own.If you have more ideas or suggestions, we’d love to hear them at support@neatkid.io.
Almost everything
Aug 12

ForeverFreestone

I have a few things I’d love to see adjusted to where I would be willing to pay for it. 1. Make the images bigger so kids can see better. My kids can’t read yet so they need the photos. 2. Have the completed items disappear from the to do items and go into a completed list so that they can easily understand what’s been completed and what still needs done today. It’s too cluttered and hard for little ones to scroll to see what else needs done. 3. Create a penalties section so we can dock stars for bad behavior etc. the purpose of a chore app is to create less work for the parent and right now the way it is, it’s not really taking the work off my plate because now I have to sit down with them to check off items vs just telling them
Developer Response Aug 15
Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback — we really appreciate you sharing your ideas with us! 💛Bigger images: you can already see a larger version by simply tapping the picture — it will open full screen so kids can view it more clearly.Sorting completed and uncompleted tasks: this is something we’re already planning to add in a future update to make it easier for kids to see what’s done and what’s left.Penalties: we understand why you’d like this option, but taking stars away can sometimes discourage children and make them less motivated to do their tasks. That’s why we’ve included the Adjust feature instead, where you can both add and remove stars when needed.Our goal with NeatKid is to make it easier for parents to nurture independence and responsibility in children — and we know every child is different, so some may need a little extra time to get used to working through their tasks on their own.If you have more ideas or suggestions, we’d love to hear them at support@neatkid.io.
Good app overall, family is enjoying it, few bugs
Nov 15

Chelsea080612
I’m enjoying this app so far, and my kids are too. They are old enough to navigate it and understand. It can be a little buggy at times. On my end deleting certain tasks doesn’t necessarily make them go away, it appears to be a bug. If a child doesn’t complete a task it carries over which is a good thought in premise but it creates duplicates, so then you have to delete a duplicate but then you have the delete bug. So that’s a bit frustrating currently. I do agree with others, a better history option to review what’s been completed and points redeemed. But I think the developers are on the right track and I hope they keep at it as I think this has a ton of potential!

Developer Response
Thank you so much for your detailed feedback — we really appreciate it! 💛Regarding task deletion:• If a task is created for one child, deleting it removes it immediately for that child.• If a task is created as a shared task for several children (Everyone / Anyone / Rotation), deleting it removes it for all of them.In your case, we checked and found both individual tasks and identical shared tasks. So when one was deleted, the second one remained — that’s why it looked like a bug.About tasks carrying over:• The carry-over system works only for Once tasks — they move to the next day until completed.• For Every day or Specific days tasks, there is no carry-over. They appear only according to the set schedule.Example: if a task is set for Mon–Wed–Fri and is not completed on Monday, it will appear again on Wednesday as scheduled.For history: right now you can view part of it in the Star Balance, but we’ll consider improving it in future updates.If you have more suggestions or questions, feel free to contact us at support@neatkid.io — we’re always happy to help! 💛
Good app overall, family is enjoying it, few bugs
Nov 15

Chelsea080612

I’m enjoying this app so far, and my kids are too. They are old enough to navigate it and understand. It can be a little buggy at times. On my end deleting certain tasks doesn’t necessarily make them go away, it appears to be a bug. If a child doesn’t complete a task it carries over which is a good thought in premise but it creates duplicates, so then you have to delete a duplicate but then you have the delete bug. So that’s a bit frustrating currently. I do agree with others, a better history option to review what’s been completed and points redeemed. But I think the developers are on the right track and I hope they keep at it as I think this has a ton of potential!
Developer Response Nov 19
Thank you so much for your detailed feedback — we really appreciate it! 💛Regarding task deletion:• If a task is created for one child, deleting it removes it immediately for that child.• If a task is created as a shared task for several children (Everyone / Anyone / Rotation), deleting it removes it for all of them.In your case, we checked and found both individual tasks and identical shared tasks. So when one was deleted, the second one remained — that’s why it looked like a bug.About tasks carrying over:• The carry-over system works only for Once tasks — they move to the next day until completed.• For Every day or Specific days tasks, there is no carry-over. They appear only according to the set schedule.Example: if a task is set for Mon–Wed–Fri and is not completed on Monday, it will appear again on Wednesday as scheduled.For history: right now you can view part of it in the Star Balance, but we’ll consider improving it in future updates.If you have more suggestions or questions, feel free to contact us at support@neatkid.io — we’re always happy to help! 💛

*Fixed bug with bottom navigation *Fixed bug when creating a new task *Fixed bug when marking tasks as done/undone *Fixed bug with congratulatory message appearing after completing all tasks for a kid

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