FamilyQuest: Kids Chore Chart

The chore chart for kids who can't read a list yet: picture goals, a quest map, a weekly finish line — on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. Free, no ads.

FamilyQuest is the chore chart for kids who can't read a list yet.

Every goal is a picture. Progress is a road, and your child's own avatar walks it. The week has a finish line and a crown, with a reward you chose together waiting at the end. A three-year-old can look at the screen and know exactly how the week is going — no reading required.

HOW A WEEK WORKS • Pick a few goals per child — from a library of 52 with starter sets by age, or write your own. Brush teeth twice a day, tidy toys, a good day at daycare. • Tick them off together at the end of the day: check-offs for the yes-or-no things, a friendly four-level rating for the rest. • The avatar moves along the quest map as the week fills in. Reach the finish line for the reward; go further for the crown and a bonus. • Extra points for going above and beyond — the things that aren't on any list. • Sunday brings a small celebration, not a report card — and a keepsake photo if you want one.

ON THE BIG SCREEN The Apple TV app shows the whole family's quest live in the living room, and a parent can check goals off with the remote. Ambient mode turns the TV into a gentle progress display instead of a screen saver.

ONE FAMILY, EVERY DEVICE Sign in with Apple or Google and every parent's phone, the iPad and the Apple TV share the same live data — update a goal on your phone and it is on the TV moments later. Invite a partner with a code.

FOR LITTLE HANDS Kid Mode is a simplified, tap-friendly screen that is safe to hand over. Each child gets a 3D avatar you design together — or a photo.

THE SMALL PRINT THAT ISN'T SMALL Free. No ads. No in-app purchases. No analytics or tracking of any kind. Your family's data is used only to run the app, and you can delete all of it from inside the app. English and French.

Optional: a short email on Monday with how each child's week went.