ChoreMaxx includes a Child role designed for family use under an adult Admin/Owner.
How it works
Parents/Admins create profiles for kids with just a name. No email needed.
Kids sign in on a shared device with a PIN or simple password parents set.
Parents control everything: which tasks kids see, whether they need photo proof, what rewards are available, and whether requests get approved.
Kids can see their tasks, mark them done, earn XP, and check the leaderboard. That’s it.
Parental controls
Invites: Parents decide who joins the household. Kids can’t create their own account.
Task visibility: Assign tasks only to kids, only to adults, or both.
Approval gates: Set some tasks to require parent approval before XP is awarded.
Reward approvals: Parents approve reward purchases before they’re redeemed.
Notifications: Parents can disable push notifications for kids to minimize screen time.
Safety & privacy
We do not knowingly sell children’s personal information.
Child accounts are tied to parent/admin oversight—no independent social features.
All household data (tasks, proof photos, rewards) is visible to parents/admins.
Parents can export or delete their child’s data anytime from account settings.
What kids can’t do
Create their own account without a parent.
Invite other kids to the household.
Create custom rewards.
Leave the household (parents remove them).
Chat or message with other kids.
Age recommendations
ChoreMaxx is designed for households with kids 5+. Younger kids may not understand XP or leaderboards, but can still learn task completion. Teens thrive with the gamification and independence.
See our Privacy Policy for full details on how we protect child data.