Chores all week.
Payday on Sunday.
The allowance app for parents: kids tick off their chores, savings goals creep closer, and one Sunday reset pays the whole week out.
Set the chores.
Watch the week fill up.
Kids tick off what they've done and the app keeps score. No money changes hands yet — earnings quietly build toward Sunday while the progress bar fills.
All week they earn.
On Sunday, you pay.
Ticking a chore never moves money on its own — that's the point. Earnings build quietly all week, then one reset pays every child what they earned, clears the board and starts the next week. Payday feels like payday.
Saving up,
made visible.
Each child picks a goal and their whole balance climbs toward it — including what's already earned and coming this Sunday. When the target's reached, hand over the cash and close it out.
Saving is half of it.
Spending is the rest.
Money leaves a balance two ways: the goal they've been saving for finally gets bought, or they spend some on something else entirely. You hand over the cash either way — the app records it so nobody has to remember.
Two weeks free.
Then one plan with everything in it, for every kid. No ads, no tiers, nothing to unlock. Cancel any time.
Your free trial becomes a paid subscription after two weeks and renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before it ends. Prices in Australian dollars. Other App Store regions are charged in local currency. If you stop subscribing, everything you've recorded stays readable; nothing is deleted.
Do I need an account?
No. There’s no Chore Dash sign-up and no login. Kids, chores, balances and goals are kept on your device and sync through the iCloud account you’re already signed in to.
When does money actually move?
Chore earnings move once a week, at the Sunday reset. Ticking a chore never pays on the spot — even a fixed-rate chore accrues to Sunday. The only entries that post immediately are deposits and withdrawals a parent types in.
What if we don’t get to it on Sunday?
The reset is manual, so it happens on the Sunday you get to it — Sunday night, Monday morning, whenever. Nothing is lost; the payout waits until you run it.
How do chores earn money?
Two ways. Allowance chores share the child’s weekly allowance — each completed slot is worth an equal cut of the pot. Fixed-rate chores pay a set rate per completion instead. A child can mix both.
Can a balance go negative?
Yes, deliberately. Nothing stops a parent handing over more cash than the child has saved — the ledger just records the truth and the balance climbs back.
What happens if I stop subscribing?
Nothing is deleted. Balances, the ledger and goals stay readable and keep syncing across your devices, so you always know what each child is owed, but nothing new can be recorded (no ticked chores, deposits, withdrawals or resets) until you subscribe again. Then everything picks up exactly where it stopped.
How do I delete our data?
Delete the app from every device that has it, then remove the copy in your iCloud: Settings › your name › iCloud › Manage Account Storage › Chore Dash › Delete Data from iCloud. Chore Dash has no server of its own, so there’s nowhere else to look.
Sunday's coming.
Download Chore Dash and run your family's first payday this weekend.
