Daily, weekly, monthly or one-off chores — free
Set how often each chore needs to happen. One-off chores archive themselves once they are done. Weekly chores reset on the day you pick. No fiddling.
Free family chore chart
Assign chores, rotate them between kids, and track streaks from one shared dashboard that lives on every phone, tablet and fridge iPad in the house. Free for the whole family, with no card. Pro adds rewards and allowance for $4.99 a month.
One family account · No credit card · Free forever
The short version: FamilyDash's chore chart is free for the whole family, chores can rotate between kids on the free plan, kids sign in with a PIN instead of an email, and it works on a fridge iPad as well as on everyone's phone. Pro adds rewards and allowance for $4.99 a month.
Most chore charts fall apart by the second week. The fridge magnet gets ignored, the spreadsheet gets forgotten, and the app you tried last year only worked on the parent's phone. FamilyDash is a single shared dashboard for the whole family, not a habit tracker built for one person — the same chores show on the fridge, on your phone and on each kid's own device.
Set up chores once — daily, weekly, monthly or one-off. Assign a chore to one kid, or to several and let FamilyDash rotate it so nobody is stuck with the dishes every night. Kids check chores off from their own phone or the fridge tablet; streaks are tracked automatically and milestones get confetti. All of that is free, along with morning and bedtime routine checklists, push notifications and PIN sign-in for up to 10 kids. Upgrade to Pro ($4.99/month or $34.99/year, 14-day free trial) when you want rewards tied to chores and one-tap allowance payouts.
Set how often each chore needs to happen. One-off chores archive themselves once they are done. Weekly chores reset on the day you pick. No fiddling.
Assign a chore to two or more kids and pick a rotation — daily, weekly or every occurrence. FamilyDash works out whose turn it is, so nobody gets stuck doing dishes every night.
Every kid sees their current streak, and milestones get confetti. Free on every account, no upgrade needed for the fun part.
Build a morning, after-school or bedtime routine once. Kids tap through the steps on the fridge or their own device, and it resets every day.
Each kid signs in with the family code and their own PIN on any phone or tablet. No Google account, no email address. Tap your name, enter the PIN. Up to 10 kids per family.
Set a reward value per chore in dollars, points or screen-time minutes. Add a weekly bonus that unlocks when a kid completes every assigned chore. Pay out from the dashboard with one tap and keep the history.
FamilyDash is designed for a mounted iPad in the kitchen, with a one-tap kid view, big touch targets and a layout that survives a sticky finger. Add it to the Home Screen and leave it running.
Yes. Chores with daily, weekly, monthly and one-off schedules, rotation between kids, streaks, routine checklists, push notifications, PIN sign-in for up to 10 kids, the dashboard view, the shared calendar with one connected calendar, the grocery list with Shop on Instacart, the meal planner and weather are all free forever, with no card. Pro adds per-chore rewards, a weekly bonus and allowance payouts, plus unlimited calendar connections and recipe scanning, for $4.99/month or $34.99/year with a 14-day free trial.
The free plan never asks for a card. FamilyDash Pro is $4.99 per month or $34.99 per year (about $2.92 a month) and starts with a 14-day free trial. The trial does take a card up front, and you can cancel before it ends without being charged. One Pro subscription covers every parent and kid in the household.
Yes, on the free plan. Assign a chore to two or more kids and pick a rotation — daily, weekly or every occurrence — and FamilyDash works out whose turn it is each day. Kids see only the chores that are theirs today.
Up to 10 kids per family, on the free plan. Each gets their own PIN and their own view of the dashboard. Pro adds the reward values, weekly bonuses and the allowance ledger on top.
No. Kids sign in with the family code and a PIN, not an email or password. You add their name once, they set their own PIN the first time they sign in, and from then on they can sign themselves in on any phone or tablet.
Yes. Switch on grown-up chores in Settings and parents can be assigned chores and check them off like anyone else. Rewards and allowance stay for kids.
Yes — that is the primary use case. FamilyDash runs in any browser on an iPad, an Android tablet or an old laptop, with a layout designed for at-a-glance use. On an iPad, open familydash.app in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, and it runs full-screen like an app.
Allowance and chore-linked rewards are part of FamilyDash Pro. The free plan tracks chore completion, rotation and streaks; Pro adds a reward value per chore, a weekly bonus, balance tracking and one-tap payouts, with a 14-day free trial.
Yes. FamilyDash is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad and on Google Play for Android, and the web version at familydash.app is the same product — it is what most families run on the fridge tablet. Parents sign in with Google, Apple or an email link and share one household.
Free forever for your whole household — Instacart checkout included. Pro from $2.92/mo when you want recipe scanning and unlimited calendars.
Push notifications when chores are due, a meal’s checked off, or someone forwards a school email — and the same shared dashboard, just in your pocket.