Done-it helps families turn everyday tasks into something kids actually want to finish. Kids see their progress at a glance; parents stay in charge of what needs doing, what counts as done, and how stars turn into real rewards.
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What you see here matches the real app — same screens, colors, and layout — so you know exactly what your family gets.
When someone opens Done-it, they choose parent or kid. Parents sign in with Apple so the household stays connected; kids enter a family code and land on their own space to earn stars.
Each child gets a friendly home screen: their avatar, how many stars they’ve earned, and what level they’re on. They can watch today’s list fill in as they go, and see how close they are to the next level — with a little fanfare when they finish the day or level up.
Swipe through your kids and see how each one’s day is going — stars, level, streak, and what’s left on the list, all in one place. When a chore is marked done, you give the final thumbs-up so stars only count for work you’re happy with.
Behind a parent lock, Manage is where you run the household: share a family code for new devices, pick which child you’re editing, and jump straight to adding chores, using quick suggestions, or creating rewards.
Stars aren’t just points — they’re the “money” kids save toward things you agree on. Everyone sees the balance up front; parents add prizes, kids redeem them with a simple confirm step. You can even tie some rewards to reaching a certain level, so bigger goals feel special.
Parents sign in with Apple; kids join with a family code and choose their profile. Here’s how that plays out day to day.
Add your own tasks or start from suggestions — bedroom, kitchen, homework, pets, and more — with colors so kids can scan the list at a glance.
Stars from chores feed XP (with streak bonuses), level titles from “Tiny Helper” up to “Ultimate Champion,” and a dedicated rewards list so effort maps to outcomes kids choose.
Separate modes for kids and parents, a lock on anything sensitive, optional cloud sync when you want it, and a way to undo if something was marked done by accident.
Smooth motion, satisfying feedback when progress updates, and full-screen celebrations when kids finish chores or hit a new level.
When cloud sync is on, everyone’s devices can share the same family picture — handy when parents and kids don’t share one phone.
You choose the chores, the star values, and the rewards. Done-it is the structure; your household sets the tone.
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