One familiar cycle
The other person approves the result or explains what needs rework.
Choose who helps you follow through.
Duo is for you and one trusted accountability partner. Family adds adult-guided child profiles. Shared chores and family routines are additional ways to use the same system.
HOW IT WORKS
Your commitment. Their review. Your reward.
You choose the goal. Your accountability partner helps you stick to the agreement.
Agree on the result and create rewards in advance. Points belong to your balance; a task is not tied to one specific reward.
- 01
Your commitment
Create a task for yourself and choose a trusted reviewer in your space.
- 02
Your result
Do the work and submit a note, with a photo or file when useful.
- 03
Their review
The other person approves the result or explains what needs rework.
- 04
Earned points
Approval adds points based on the task difficulty.
- 05
A chosen reward
Use accumulated points on an available reward from your pre-created catalog.
Shared by both spaces
Points build a balance
Approved effort adds up over time.
Personal and shared rewards
Rewards live in a separate catalog. Spend accumulated points on an available reward; a task does not automatically come with a specific reward.
Duo
You + one accountability partner.
Choose your own commitments and ask your partner to review your results. Both of you can create tasks and rewards, follow through, and review each other. You do not need to be a romantic couple.
- Two people, equal roles
- Your commitment, another person’s review
- Points and pre-created rewards
- For friends, partners, roommates, and other trusted people
For example: you commit to a workout today and Mike reviews your result. After approval, points move you toward a reward you already chose. On his task, you can be the reviewer.
Family
For families where independence becomes a habit.
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.
- Up to 2 adults and 4 child profiles
- Adults guide and approve
- Children suggest tasks and rewards
- Adults manage child access and billing
For example: an adult assigns a child a task to put books away. The child sends the result and the adult approves it or asks for changes. Approved work earns points for available catalog rewards.
Which space fits?
| Duo | Family | |
|---|---|---|
| Participants | 2 equal participants | Up to 2 adults + 4 child profiles |
| Who creates tasks and rewards | Both participants | Adults create; children suggest |
| Rewards | Personal and shared | Personal and shared |
| Best for | You + one accountability partner. | A family building independence |
| Child profiles | Not included | Guided by adults |
Participants
- Duo
- 2 equal participants
- Family
- Up to 2 adults + 4 child profiles
Who creates tasks and rewards
- Duo
- Both participants
- Family
- Adults create; children suggest
Rewards
- Duo
- Personal and shared
- Family
- Personal and shared
Best for
- Duo
- You + one accountability partner.
- Family
- A family building independence
Child profiles
- Duo
- Not included
- Family
- Guided by adults
Choose a space during setup. You can switch later when the group is compatible.
Start with a promise you want to keep.
Choose one commitment, agree on a result with someone you trust, and create a reward to work toward.
