Parents hand out tokens. Kids open them for points. Everyone cashes points for rewards you pick together.
Name them, pick the emoji, set the rarity and point payout. Build a "Made My Bed" token or a rare "Aced the Test" — whatever fits your family.
Kids bank perks — point multipliers, a free token, a free reward — and cash them whenever they want.
Points go into a real shop — kids browse, save up, and redeem the rewards your family created.
Assign specific tokens and rewards to specific kids. The 7-year-old and the teen don't need the same setup.
Movie night, a later bedtime, $5 — create any reward and set what it costs in points.
Color the app per kid.
Grandparents can join in.
Streaks, trends, progress.
Pointly turns everyday chores and good behavior into a simple loop kids actually look forward to. A parent awards tokens when a child finishes a chore or does something kind. The child spends those tokens to earn points, then redeems points for real-world rewards the parent has set up — extra screen time, a trip to the park, a small treat. You decide what a token is worth and what each reward costs, so the whole system fits your family.
Families use Pointly as a digital chore chart for daily responsibilities, a kids' allowance app for tracking earned points, and a behavior reward app for encouraging kindness, homework, and good habits. Because you create the tokens, reasons, and rewards yourself, the same app works for a toddler learning to tidy up and a teen saving toward a bigger goal.
Parents create and control the account. Kids sign in with a simple PIN and only ever see their own family — there is no public profile, no child-to-child messaging, and no social feed. Pointly is built to be COPPA-compliant: we collect the minimum needed to run the app and never use children's data for advertising. Available as a web app on any device today, plus native apps for iOS and Android.