Kudo: Chores & Habits

Kudo: Chores & Habits

by Vijay Jonnakuti

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 8, 2026
  • September 11, 2026

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Kudo turns everyday chores and healthy habits into a game kids actually want to play — and gives parents a calm, simple way to stay involved. Guardians set up tasks across four areas — chores, nutrition, movement, and connection — then kids check in, earn kudos, and build daily streaks. Finish a task and the screen celebrates with confetti. Save up kudos toward a wishlist reward you set together. DESIGNED FOR FAMILIES • A guardian signs in once with Apple and adds their kids. • Kids sign in on the shared family device with a simple PIN — no email or account needed. • Tap "Kids' turn" so the device is ready for them in one tap. FOR KIDS • A bright, sticker-style board of today's tasks. • Tap to complete — confetti, kudos, and a growing streak. • Snap an optional photo as proof of a job well done. • A wishlist that shows how close they are to their next reward. FOR GUARDIANS • Assign daily, weekly, or one-off tasks with due times. • Review what kids submit, give bonus kudos, and leave encouragement. • Track progress with simple charts and a 7-day view. • Set the kudos-to-reward rate that works for your family. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No ads. No third-party trackers. No data sold, ever. • Photos are stored privately, encrypted with a customer-managed key, and auto-deleted after 180 days. • Sign in with Apple supported, including Hide My Email. Kudo works across iPhone and iPad, so your family's board is the same everywhere.
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What's New in Kudo

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September 11, 2026

Today I… — a journal for your kid Kids can now write down what they did or learned, any time, from any screen — and earn kudos for doing it. • Tap the "Today I…" bubble from anywhere in the app to jot a quick note • Write up to 20 a day — each one earns 5 kudos • Look back through everything in the new Journal tab, by date and time • Edit or delete your own notes; deleting returns the kudos • Parents can read along from their own Journal tab Noticing what went well is the part that sticks.

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