Rewards your family actually wants
Collecting points is only half the fun. In the rewards shop you trade them for real rewards: going out for ice cream, picking the movie, skipping cooking duty once. You define the assortment – wohnli handles the rest.
Your household, your assortment
Every household defines its own rewards with point prices: 50 points for the favorite series, 200 for a free Saturday. You know best what truly motivates – that is why wohnli has no off-the-shelf prizes.
Members buy rewards with their collected points. Balances stay visible at all times, spending lands transparently in the history. Kids casually learn budgeting along the way.
Motivation that lasts for weeks
Why do household reward systems work? Because they split the distant goal – a clean home – into many small, immediately reachable steps. Every redeemed voucher is a success that drives you on.
For kids especially the shop is a game changer: instead of abstract praise there is something tangible. Parents report that voluntary tidying increases noticeably once the first self-earned reward is redeemed.
Fair and transparent for everyone
Everyone sees every balance and every purchase – cheating is impossible. Admins manage the assortment, prices can be adjusted anytime a reward turns out too cheap or too expensive.
Combined with points, streaks and statistics this forms a closed loop: finish tasks, collect points, unlock rewards. Every step is traceable and fair.
Questions about the rewards shop
What does the rewards shop cost?
Nothing extra. The shop is part of the free wohnli app. Only the rewards themselves – ice cream, cinema, free evenings – are organized by your household.
Who can create rewards?
Household admins manage the assortment and point prices. Every household member can buy with their own point balance.
Can points be gifted between members?
Balances are personal and tied to finished tasks. That keeps appreciation for real effort intact.
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