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About Chore Quest: Family Chores

Turn chores into a game your whole family actually wants to play.

Every chore your family completes adds HP to your shared house — a pixel-art home that levels up, unlocks new features, and visibly grows the more your household works together. No leaderboards, no guilt-tripping — just steady, satisfying progress everyone can see.

HOW IT WORKS
• Add your family's chores — pick an emoji, set a point value
• Anyone completes a chore in one tap, picks who did it
• The house's HP bar fills up, levels up, and unlocks new art at every milestone
• Miss a few days and the house shows it — a light nudge to get back on track, not a punishment

FEATURES
🏠 A pixel-art house that grows with your family — flower beds, a pool, pets, and dozens more unlocks as you level up
📅 A real calendar — schedule recurring weekly chores or one-off tasks, see what's done, due, or missed at a glance
🛒 A shared grocery list everyone in the household can add to and check off
📊 Contribution stats by household member — see who's been pulling their weight, without turning it into a competition
🔔 Chore reminders so nothing quietly falls through the cracks
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Built for the whole household — every family member gets their own account and avatar
🌍 Available in 14 languages

WHY FAMILIES LIKE IT
Most chore apps are just a checklist with extra steps. ChoreQuest gives your family something to build together instead — the house is a shared goal, not a personal streak, so it works even on the weeks when different people are pulling different weight. It's built to reward showing up as a team: get two or more family members knocking out chores on the same day and you'll earn a bonus.

PRIVACY FIRST
No ads. No trackers. No data sold to anyone. ChoreQuest only collects what it needs to run your household's shared list — see our full privacy policy for details.

Whether it's three roommates splitting the dishes or a family of five trying to make Saturday chores less of a fight, ChoreQuest turns "did you do that yet?" into something your whole household can actually enjoy watching grow.