Real tasks that turn into earned time
Quests are the real tasks a kid completes to earn minutes and coins. You set each one as one-off, daily, or weekly, give it a category and a reward, and your child marks it done with an optional photo for proof.
Coming to Android. Free during early access, no card required.
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Today's quests
- Make your bedEarned
- Read 20 minutesWaiting…
- HomeworkDone
How quests work
A quest carries a reward and a category, and moves through three plain states a kid can read at a glance: Done to mark it finished, Waiting while it sits in your queue, and Earned once you approve it.
One-off, daily, or weekly
Make a task a single job, a daily habit, or a weekly goal. Quests can be assigned to one child or shared across siblings.
Categories and icons
Sort tasks into Chore, Learning, Health, Kindness, Creative, or Other, each with its own icon so a kid can scan the list fast.
Optional photo proof
A kid can attach a photo of the finished job, like a made bed, so you can approve with confidence from the queue.
A bonus for learning
Mark a quest as bonus-earning and it pays extra experience, so reading and homework are worth a little more than a chore.
What works today
A kid can see today's quests, mark one done, and watch it move to Waiting, verified end to end on a real device. The full parent quest editor for creating and scheduling quests is coming to the first release, alongside the approvals queue. The reward math and categories above are built into the app's data layer today.
Common questions
What kinds of quests can I set?
Anything you want a child to do in the real world. Seeded examples include Make your bed, Read 20 minutes, Homework, Brush teeth, and Clear the table. Each can be one-off, daily, or weekly.
How does photo proof work?
When a kid marks a quest done, they can attach a photo. The photo travels with the task into your approvals queue so you can check it before crediting minutes and coins.
What is the learning bonus?
Quests flagged as bonus-earning grant one and a half times the usual experience. It is a simple way to reward reading, homework, and other learning tasks more than routine chores.
Be there for the first release
Earnest is Android first and free during early access. Join the list and we will tell you the moment it is ready to install.