Figable - Family App

Figable - Family App

Tasks + Behavior = Results

10 ratings
4 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 19, 2018
  • February 5, 2020

Features

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This app helps parents manage household chores and behavioral expectations with a unique motivation system. Children earn rewards by completing tasks and demonstrating good behavior, fostering financial literacy and accountability.

Task and behavior motivation system
Weekly reward payouts
Real-time progress tracking
Financial literacy tools (spend, save, give)
Behavior reporting
Purchase request approvals
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What's New in Figable

1.7

February 5, 2020

You asked and we delivered! In this release you will find some exciting new features: Attach pictures to show task completion Attach pictures to behavior notes Child users can update their profile image Compatible with devices with large text enabled Improve the household co-parent onboarding experience At Figable, we believe feedback is a gift. We want to hear from you! Please find us at www.figable.com. We hope to hear from you soon!

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User reviews

Only IOS

Total bummer. I think this is exactly why I was looking for but I can’t download it on my kiddos Android.

Amazing Potential - Almost Perfect!

First of all, let me say that I have tried every single chore, allowance, and responsibilities app available. I have used ones with banks and cards and ones without. Hands down the concept of this app is exactly what I’ve been searching for. I couldn’t believe I found an app that allows behavior to be counted but not as the sole focus and instead used as a tool for learning and growth. I appreciate the goal of this app and I’m 100% on board. That being said, there are quite a few kinks yet to be worked out before it hits 5 stars. Fortunately, they are not hard and I imagine some may already be in the works for coming updates.
1) There needs to be an iPad version as well rather than the zoomed out iPhone version on an iPad.
2) Overdue tasks should still show up on TODAY instead of only the week view.
3) It would be helpful to show kids if they have tasks due or available to complete on their home page. Perhaps a note at the bottom saying x remaining tasks.
4) There should be an administrator view to manage all tasks for all kids - A list of tasks, who they are assigned to and what days.
5) Currently I can not change my user name from the family name. It brings me to a screen where it looks as though I should be able to yet touching the name does nothing, does not bring up the keyboard or any editing. I can not change my icon or photo either.
6) The family name was limited to only 6 characters. I would like to change it to be longer. 7) Also, when I try to change it, it does not bring up an edit menu when touching it
8) I was able to make a child inactive, but not delete. Deletion should be possible.
9) There should be an option to select which pot you want used or displayed. I don’t mandate giving or allot specific funds for generosity. That is entirely up to the child’s discretion and on their terms, with their money. I would like just the spend and save pots shown, not the give pot.
10) In the setting menu, there should be a way to access support, feedback, or contact the developer. Currently the only way I see to contact the developer is going back into the App Store, finding the app, clicking on the developer website from there.
11) Overdue tasks should clear at the start of the new week. It may already do this and be too early to tell. If so, I will go back and remove this.
12) Some tasks should be available to be assigned to all children but once one child completes it, it is removed from the list for all. Basically anyone can take the initiative to complete it.
13) When assigning a new task, it would be helpful to have a list of suggested tasks drop down to choose from, by age or type of chore.

There may be a few more, but those are the ones I can think of at the moment. Great work. I can’t wait to see the next update and I will gladly give full stars once functionality is a bit more intuitive.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for your feedback, and we are now currently in the process of fixing some of these things. We at figable believe feedback is a gift, and without help like your review, we would not be able to thrive or improve our app, so we thank you very much for checking it out. Make sure to be on the lookout for the next release, where we will be focusing on improving these parts of the app. Thank you for your very thoughtful response!

Jerry

Noice. It helps me save money and learn how to spend it.

Response from developer

Thanks Jerry

Miles

Great app! Very good training ground that prepares kids for the real world.

FAQ

What is Figable's core function?

Figable is designed to help parents communicate and track household tasks and behavioral expectations. It uses a motivation system where task completion and good behavior lead to rewards, aiming to simplify parenting and eliminate constant negotiations.

How does Figable help children develop financial acumen?

Children can manage funds in spend, save, and give pots, and make withdrawal requests. This feature encourages them to make purchasing decisions based on available funds and begin developing financial literacy from a young age.

What kind of behavior does Figable track?

Figable provides a behavior report that categorizes actions into growth mindset, relationships, leadership, and character. Parents can suggest behavior notes to help children understand the impact of their actions.

How often are rewards paid out in Figable?

Children love Figable because they get to be in control of the weekly reward paid on Sunday morning. This consistent payout schedule helps reinforce positive behaviors and task completion.

Is Figable available on multiple devices?

Figable is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. The app is designed to be accessible on these Apple platforms for easy use by parents and children.

What is the age rating for Figable?

Figable has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the app's content and features are considered appropriate for children aged four and older, making it suitable for early childhood development.

When was Figable last updated?

The latest version of Figable, 1.7, was last updated on February 5, 2020. While the app has been available since September 19, 2018, this update indicates ongoing development.

What is the user rating for Figable?

Figable has a high user rating of 4.7 stars, based on 10 ratings. This suggests that users generally have a very positive experience with the app's functionality and impact on family management.