Who tidies the room, who takes out the trash? With wohnli, families assign household tasks fairly to kids and parents, collect points together and redeem rewards. The end of the daily debate.
The trick is the system behind it: clear tasks with fixed points instead of vague requests. Tidying becomes concrete, measurable and instantly rewarded with points.
Recurring tasks like packing the school bag or setting the table run automatically on interval. Parents set up once, the app reminds by itself.
Kids work for goals, not for order. In the rewards shop they trade points for what matters to them: extra play time, movie night, outings. Tidying suddenly happens by itself – because it pays off.
Parents keep full control of assortment and prices. And because all points and purchases are transparent, there is no arguing about cheating.
Mental load cannot be argued away – but it can be shared. Statistics show who contributes what, streaks keep everyone going. Couples benefit too: visible numbers replace felt unfairness.
Every family member gets their own avatar that grows along. Participation is fun even for the youngest – and the grown-ups keep the overview.
Once kids understand simple tasks – around 4 to 5 years – they can join in. Younger ones collect along, older ones manage their tasks mostly alone.
No. One household runs on one device: parents simply check off tasks for smaller kids. Older kids can sign in with their own login.
Core features – tasks, points, streaks, shop, statistics – are free. Premium with more avatar tokens and badges is optionally available.
All points and purchases are visible to everyone. Admins (the parents) can review and adjust tasks and point values anytime.