Getting started4
The first ten minutes: setting up, signing in, and what you are looking at.
Points and buttons9
How a tap turns into points, why nothing ever goes back down, and changing what the buttons say.
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Can points ever go down?
No; a point your child has earned is theirs, and nothing in the app can take it away — not a hard day, not a quiet week, not you.
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I tapped the wrong button. Can I undo it?
Yes, for 5 minutes after the tap; after that the points belong to your child and cannot be taken back.
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Why did one tap fill up every prize bar?
Because every point counts toward every prize at the same time, so your child never has to choose between the small thing now and the big thing later.
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How do I change what the buttons say?
Open your child's page, edit the list under their buttons, and tap Save these; you can have up to 24, each up to 42 characters.
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Why did my child get extra points I did not tap?
That was a lucky bonus: a small surprise of a few extra points that sometimes lands on a tap, and is announced on the board when it happens.
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Can I give extra points for something that is not a button?
Yes. Your child's companion holds out three medals on their board in the app: pick why, pick a medal, and tap Give.
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What is a Bonus Blitz?
Fifteen minutes where every button you tap for your child counts double. You start it from the board in the app, once a day.
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What is Tonight's rundown?
A short look back at your child's day on their board in the app: what they did, what it added up to, and anything else from today you want to count.
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What does it mean when a button can be grown out of?
When your child has done something on 10 of the last 14 days, for at least 21 days, the app offers you the chance to retire that button because they simply do it now.
Prizes4
What they are saving for, what happens when they get there, and keeping track of what you owe.
Notifications4
Every message this app can send you, when it arrives, and what to do when one does not.
The other grown-up3
Sharing your children with a partner, a co-parent or a grandparent.
School5
Letting a teacher rate your child's day, and exactly what they can and cannot see.
Your subscription4
The free 14 days, the price, and what happens if you stop paying. Short version: your child loses nothing.
Your data and your account4
Taking a copy of everything, removing a child, and closing the account for good.
When something is not working5
The problems parents actually hit, and the fix for each.