Pochii

Pochi helps families manage everyday missions, responsibilities, and rewards.

Designed for little kids as well as older children, the app helps parents create a simple, motivating routine tailored to each child.

Younger children can earn acorns by completing their missions, while older children can track their progress toward their allowance.

With Pochi, the reward chart becomes simple, digital, and easy to follow as a family.

What you can do with Pochi:

• Create and manage your family with profiles tailored to children and teens • Assign personalized missions to each child • Plan daily missions or missions scheduled for specific days of the week • Set the value of each mission based on its importance: small, medium, or big mission • Create rewards that children can request using the acorns they have earned • Track acorn earnings or progress toward allowance • Easily view each day and approve completed missions • Keep control as a parent, with simple approval of completed missions • Offer a child interface accessible without creating an account • Allow your child to view their missions, request a reward, and see the trophies they have earned using a code generated by the parent • Replace the paper reward chart with a simple, fast, and digital solution

Why families use Pochi:

Pochi helps children become more independent, understand the value of everyday effort, and gradually take on more responsibility.

For younger children, the app turns routines into motivating missions with acorns to earn.

For older children, it offers a clearer way to track efforts, goals, and allowance.

Everything is designed to be simple to use, quick to get started with, and enjoyable every day.

A free version to get started:

Pochi is available to use for free, with certain limits on the number of children, missions, and rewards.

You can discover the app, create your first missions, and start tracking your family’s progress with ease.

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