One familiar cycle
Task, result, review, points, then a reward.
The core stays the same: tasks, reviews, points, and rewards. Family adds child profiles guided by adults.
HOW IT WORKS
Duodisly helps you do more than write things down — it helps you follow through together.
A simple shared rhythm keeps progress visible without turning every plan into another reminder.
Someone creates a task and chooses who will do it.
The person doing it tracks progress and sends the result.
Another person approves the result or asks for changes.
Once approved, points are added based on difficulty.
Spend points on a personal or group reward.
Task, result, review, points, then a reward.
Approved effort adds up over time.
Choose something for yourself or visible to the whole space.
Couple
Both adults take part as equals: they create tasks and rewards, complete their own tasks, and review each other’s results. Roles can change with every task.
Roles change from task to task, so each person can both take action and offer support.
Family
Adults create and review tasks while children learn to plan, follow through, and connect effort with results. Children can suggest ideas; adults decide what to add.
A warm fit for routines, reading, shared chores, and growing independence.
Choose a space during setup. You can switch later when the group is compatible.
Turn everyday plans into a simple shared rhythm: finish a task, see the progress, and make room for rewards you actually want.