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About TaskTots

A chores, practice and rewards app that makes consistency easier, turns responsibility into confidence, and helps kids feel proud of their progress.

Why we built it

TaskTots was created by TD, a parent of two elementary-age boys, to make chores feel less like conflict and more like progress. The goal was simple: help kids build independence without parents living in spreadsheets.

As someone diagnosed with ADHD later in life, TD wanted a system that reduces friction, supports follow-through, and still works when executive function is low. TaskTots is designed to be gentle, motivating, and easy to keep up with. It is used every day in the house it was built in.

Who it is for

  • Parents who want a clear, friendly routine system instead of nagging.
  • Kids who respond to visible progress and rewards they chose.
  • Families supporting attention or executive-function challenges, without a clinical vibe.
  • Young athletes and their coaches at home: TaskTots Sports turns practice drills into the same loop.

How it works

  1. Create. Parents add chores and drills as one-offs or recurring routines, with the points each one is worth, and name the rewards worth saving for.
  2. Complete. Kids check things off in Kid Mode, a focused screen with today's list, their points, and the reward in sight.
  3. Approve. Parents confirm completions in a tap, add a bonus, or send one back with a note.
  4. Reward. Points turn into rewards, streaks, badges and levels, and a history both of you can see.

Recurring chores are templates: the app works out what is due from what has already been done, so there is no weekly reset to maintain and much less gaming of the system.

Designed for families

The controls are parent-first and the kid screens are calm, clear and encouraging. Kids never need an account, an email or a password; they use your account on your device, behind a parental PIN. There are no ads and we never sell data. The privacy policy is written to be read.

Sign in with Google, Apple (in the iPhone app) or an email and password. The same account works on the web and in the iPhone app, which is coming soon.

What is next

  • The iPhone app in the App Store.
  • Inviting a second parent to a family.
  • Better insights on the kid dashboard.
  • More reward tools and saving goals.

Questions or feedback?

We are building TaskTots in the open, with and for families. Email support@tasktots.com, or start with the support page.