Quiddo
Chore app for kids
A chore app for kids that pays pocket money too
Quiddo keeps the chores and the pocket money in one place. Some jobs earn money, some are just part of being in the family, and the app sorts out which is which. No card for the kids, no bank sign-up.
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Paid tasks
Attach a dollar value to a job. Wash the car, rake the leaves, help with the little ones. The child marks it done, you approve it, and the reward lands in their balance straight away. Good for the extra jobs worth paying for.
Responsibilities
The everyday jobs nobody gets paid for, like making the bed or feeding the pet. These hold the weekly pocket money until enough are done. Set the threshold, or release part of it based on how many were ticked off.
Not sure what to expect at each age? See our guide to age-appropriate chores.
How it works
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Set up chores, paid or not
Add jobs as paid tasks with a dollar value, or as unpaid responsibilities. Set each to run weekly, monthly, or as a one-off. Weekly jobs can land on the days you choose, from a single day to every day of the week. Assign each to one child or several.
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Kids tick them off
A child marks a job done and it lands in your approval queue. Nothing pays out until you give it the tick, so the app never gets ahead of what actually happened.
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Money and responsibilities settle
Approve a paid task and the reward lands in the child’s balance. Meet the responsibilities and the weekly pocket money releases. Miss too many and it holds until you decide.
Common questions
What is a chore app for kids?
A chore app lets parents assign chores, track which ones are done, and tie them to pocket money, so the fridge chart and the money live in one place. Quiddo does both: paid tasks earn money on approval, and everyday responsibilities can hold the weekly pocket money until the basics are done.
Does Quiddo pay pocket money for chores?
It can, and you decide which chores. Paid tasks carry a dollar value and pay into the child’s balance once you approve them. You can also keep everyday jobs unpaid as responsibilities, which gate the weekly pocket money instead of paying per job.
Can I have chores that do not pay money?
Yes. Responsibilities are the everyday jobs that are simply expected, like making the bed or feeding the pet. They do not pay per job. Instead, unmet responsibilities hold the scheduled weekly pocket money as pending until you release part of it or withhold it, based on a threshold you set.
Can I set a chore for specific days, or every day?
Yes. A weekly task lets you pick which days of the week it repeats on, so a job can land every Monday, on school days only, or every day of the week if you tick all seven. Monthly tasks run on a set day of the month, and one-off tasks happen once on a date you choose.
What age is the app for?
There is no minimum age. Because there is no card for the child to manage, you can start as soon as a child understands that finishing a job earns something. Younger kids can even use a made-up currency like coins instead of dollars.
Chores and pocket money, sorted
One app for the whole family, on the web and on phones. $1.99 a month or $15 a year, with a 14-day free trial.
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