RiseOhana

RiseOhana

by RiseOhana

6 ratings
2 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 13, 2026
  • September 30, 2026

Features

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Transforms everyday chores and tasks into a fun family game. Capture what needs doing, and the app creates quests for kids to complete, earning points towards family-defined rewards. Focus on parenting, not nagging, with this gamified approach to household management.

✓Gamified chore management
✓Photo-based quest creation
✓Points and reward system
✓Family-controlled rewards
✓Reduces parental nagging
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What's New in RiseOhana

1.2.1

September 30, 2026

Hani can do much more! She remembers what you tell her, finds your child's quests, and can look at a photo your child sends to check whether the work is done. A child can ask Hani for a quest and take it all the way through on their own, and one of Hani's cards can now create several quests at once. If you belong to more than one family, the app shows one family at a time. There is a family picker, each screen answers for the family you are in, and notifications say which household they are about and take you there. Manage Family now lists the family's guardians, and family names no longer need the word "family" in them - the app adds it where it reads a name out loud. Free trials are now 28 days. Rewards can limit how many times each child redeems them, and a reward you fulfil yourself no longer waits on anyone. A child can choose a quest photo from their library, and the app records when the photo was taken. When you give consent for your child, you now get an email confirming it, with the details of how to withdraw. Also improved: the app explains why it wants to send notifications before asking; pending review banners clear as you handle the work; a notification you cannot act on yet tells you why; and downloading your child's data export now requires you to be signed in. Fixes: a renamed child keeps their name, quest photos size to the photo instead of a fixed shape, and the sheet that slides up no longer hides behind the keyboard.

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User reviews

AMAZING APP

I’m a kid and my parents just got this app and it is the best. I love the quest system and it actually makes chores feel rewarding. It also makes it easier to remember to complete chores, and you can request your own. If you are a parent, get this app for your kids! If you are a kid, ask your parents about this app!
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Chores as games? Yes!

My kids love games and love to compete, but they never liked to do their chores or help around the house… until now. This app is a game changer when it comes to getting my kids motivated to do their chores.

FAQ

How does RiseOhana gamify chores?

RiseOhana turns everyday tasks into quests. Users can snap a photo of something that needs doing, and the app creates a quest. Kids complete these quests to earn points.

What kind of rewards can families set up in RiseOhana?

Families can define their own rewards that children can earn points towards. The system allows for family-controlled rewards, giving parents flexibility in what they offer.

Is RiseOhana available on Android devices?

Currently, RiseOhana is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Information regarding Android compatibility is not yet available.

How often is RiseOhana updated?

The latest version of RiseOhana is 1.1.17, and it was last updated on June 23, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.

What is the age rating for RiseOhana?

RiseOhana has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children and their families to use together.

Does RiseOhana have ads?

No, RiseOhana does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use and does not feature any in-app advertisements.

What makes RiseOhana different from a typical chore chart?

Unlike traditional chore charts, RiseOhana uses gamification with points and rewards to motivate children. It also simplifies the process by allowing photo-based quest creation.

What is the user sentiment for RiseOhana based on ratings?

RiseOhana has received a perfect 5.0-star rating from 2 reviews, suggesting a very positive initial user reception.