For every family running on empty from chasing chores

Turn chores into a game your kids actually want to win

HomeQuest turns household chores into an RPG adventure — kids claim quests, earn coins, and unlock rewards,

so you can stop being the nag and start being the hero.

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Every feature is free · Pro only removes ads · No credit card needed

THE STRUGGLE

Sound familiar?

You've said it five times already

"I've asked you to take out the trash four times — forget it, I'll just do it myself." Every day you feel like the bad guy, and you're exhausted by your own voice.

Allowance paid, responsibility MIA

They get the money, but they act like it's owed to them. The lesson you're trying to teach — that effort earns rewards — just isn't getting through.

Trying to teach responsibility, ending up in a fight

Every little thing becomes a power struggle. The mood in the house tanks right along with the dirty dishes.

The problem was never that your kids are lazy — being ordered to do chores just isn't any fun.

You chase your kids around→Kids jump on quests themselves

Finished chores go unnoticed→Every completion is seen and recorded

Rewards feel like bribes→Effort earns rewards they actually chose

Chores are your problem alone→An adventure the whole family completes together

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps to launch your family's adventure

Post your first quest in a minute

Pick a category, write one line, set coins or a reward. From toys to homework, anything can be a quest.

Kids open the app and claim it themselves

The quest shows up on the board and your kid takes it with their own hero. Nobody nags; they tap “Accept this quest.”

You approve, coins land

Your kid reports it done, you confirm, coins land instantly and the whole family sees it. That moment is where habits begin.

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CHOOSE YOUR HERO

Pick a hero and start your legend

Knight, Mage, Archer, Scholar, Treasurer… choose from 40+ characters. Every family member gets their own avatar — even taking out the trash feels like a main character moment.

…and even more adorable companions and rivals waiting for your family to discover.

WHY IT WORKS

This isn't a bribe. It's intentional growth.

There's a reason games are so addictive to kids. HomeQuest applies those same psychological triggers to building real, lasting habits.

Instant feedback builds lasting habits

Seeing coins and achievements the moment a task is done is far more powerful than "maybe later" — it's how kids turn good behavior into habit.

Real ownership, real responsibility

Kids choose their own quests and save up for their own rewards. Motivation shifts from "I have to" to "I want to" — and that's what actually sticks.

Progress you can see keeps motivation alive

The family adventure log captures every effort made. Being seen and celebrated is what keeps kids coming back for more.

FROM A DAD

Built by a dad who was tired of nagging

I’m David, a dad who said “put your toys away” ten times a day. So I turned it into a game: chores became quests, finishing earned coins, and the whole family could see it. My kid started claiming quests on their own, and I stopped being the bad guy. HomeQuest started in my living room.

David, maker of HomeQuest

✓Only your family can see your data
✓No data sales; ads are non-personalized
✓Every feature is free; Pro only removes ads

PARENTING GUIDES

Four questions parents ask us most

Useful even if you never download the app: what chores fit each age, how to stop nagging, rewards that cost nothing, and allowance.

GUIDE · CHORESAge-appropriate chores for kids: a list for ages 3–12A practical list of age-appropriate chores for kids ages 3 to 12, with safety notes and tips for getting started so chores actually stick.6 min read →GUIDE · CHORESHow to get kids to do chores without nagging: 7 methods that workTired of repeating yourself? Seven practical ways to get kids to do chores without nagging: fixed times, visible lists, choice, clear finish lines, quick feedback, and more.7 min read →GUIDE · REWARDS30 free reward ideas for kids, and how to set up a reward chartThirty reward ideas for kids that cost nothing, grouped into time, privileges, and together-time, plus how to price a reward chart so it stays fair.7 min read →GUIDE · ALLOWANCEShould allowance be tied to chores? A practical guideWhen to start allowance, how much to give, and whether to tie it to chores. Pros and cons of three common approaches and steps to help kids learn to manage money.6 min read →

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FAQ

Things you might be wondering

Q.Will this teach my kids to only do things for rewards?

Immediate rewards are the starting line, not the finish line. HomeQuest builds intrinsic motivation through achievement records and family recognition. Rewards can evolve as your kids grow — from coins to a simple "I'm so proud of you today."

Q.What age is this for?

Preschoolers through teenagers. You control the difficulty and the rewards — from picking up toys to cooking dinner solo, anything can become a quest.

Q.Is our family's data safe?

Private quests, messages, and photos are only visible to your family members. We never sell your data. Your kids' world is yours to protect.

Q.Does it cost money?

Every quest, reward, and family-management feature is free with no credit card required. The optional monthly Pro plan only removes ads; it does not lock any features.

Q.What kinds of quests are there?

Four: bounty (first to claim wins), assigned (for one specific family member), bidding (kids make offers), and recurring (daily check-ins for habits). Routines like brushing teeth or making the bed work best as recurring quests.

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