LilMate

LilMate is a family task, reward, and habit-building app designed for parents and children. It brings a classroom-style points and task system into the home, helping kids complete daily routines with clear goals, star rewards, and a growing pet companion.

For parents, LilMate is more than a simple to-do list. It is a gentle, structured family task system. You can create daily tasks, recurring tasks, and one-time tasks, set star rewards, deadlines, photo proof, and parent review, so everyday routines become easier to guide and easier for children to follow.

For kids, LilMate feels like a small growth companion. They can view tasks, submit completion, earn stars, claim approved rewards, and care for their pet. Each step gives visible feedback, helping children build independence, responsibility, and a sense of achievement.

Key features:

• Create profiles for multiple children
• Set daily, recurring, and one-time tasks
• Add star rewards, penalties, deadlines, and parent review
• Require task photos when needed
• Let kids view tasks, submit completion, claim rewards, and check star records
• Use pet growth to make persistence feel more rewarding
• Use shop rewards to turn effort into visible progress
• Separate Parent Mode and Child Mode to reduce mistakes
• Sync supported data across family devices with iCloud

Privacy and safety:

• Free to use
• Ad-free
• No third-party tracking
• No public social features
• No chat or messaging
• No third-party account required
• Local-first data storage with optional Apple CloudKit/iCloud sync
• Child PINs are stored as hashes, not plain text
• Parents can delete child data in Parent Mode

Great for:

• Morning and bedtime routines
• Brushing teeth, packing school bags, and tidying up
• Reading, music practice, exercise, and chores
• Homework plans and review habits
• Family rewards, star records, and parent-child agreements
• Helping children move from being reminded to taking action on their own

LilMate is a warm family task board: clearer routines, more visible rewards, more independence for kids, and less repeated reminding for parents.