HabitHero Kids

HabitHero Kids

Earn XP for chores & rewards

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Released
July 6, 2026
Updated
November 4, 2026

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Your chores just became a game! HabitHero Kids is the free companion app for families using HabitHero. Sign in with the code and PIN a grown-up gives you, then turn your real-world chores into quests - earn XP, climb the ranks and unlock rewards. WHAT YOU CAN DO • See today's quests and check them off as you go • Earn XP and level up from Rookie to the top ranks • Collect points and spend them on rewards your parent sets • Keep your streak alive day after day • Open the Mystery Box when you rank up • Team up on family co-op campaigns MADE FOR ONE DEVICE - OR A SHARED TABLET (Coming Soon) Use it on your own device, or set it up as a shared family tablet where everyone taps their face and PIN to sign in. SAFE AND SIMPLE • No ads and no tracking — ever • No email or password - just a code and PIN from a parent • You only ever see your own family's chores • A grown-up sets everything up and is always in control HabitHero Kids works together with the HabitHero parent app, where a parent creates your chores and approves them to award your points. Ask a grown-up to set you up, then start your first quest!
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What's New in HabitHero Kids

2.2

November 4, 2026

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION Weekly chores and a simpler quest list. Weekly chores: some chores can now be done on any day of the week. They reset every Monday. Your quests are grouped into Ready now, Waiting for approval and Later today, so it's easy to see what to do next. If sending a quest fails, you can try again and your photo is kept. Sign-in has been rebuilt behind the scenes. Your code and PIN still work. Buttons, tips and quest rows are easier to read with larger text. Ask a grown-up to update HabitHero and HabitHero Kids on every family device before setting up weekly chores.

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My kids love this

This app just works? They do ask me for chores now, and as soon as they do them they ask me to accept.

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