Households and roles
Create a home, invite family members, and use parent and child roles so responsibilities and permissions match how you actually live together.
Nifty-Chores
Organize chores, rooms, and rewards for your family.
Parents set up homes and recurring tasks; everyone sees what is due today, claims work, and earns points and Nifties. When billing is enabled, households can start a 30-day app trial or subscribe with Stripe.
Built for real households
Nifty-Chores is a web app for families: parents configure homes, rooms, and recurring chores; kids and other members complete work, see progress, and unlock rewards. You only sign in when you are ready to use the product—you can read about it here first and decide if it fits your crew.
What you get
Places and chores that stick
Organize rooms and spots, then attach chores to where the work happens so "clean your desk" and "sweep the porch" stay clear and repeatable.
A calmer daily rhythm
Everyone sees what is due today, can claim tasks, and keeps streaks and history without nagging spreadsheets or lost sticky notes.
Motivation that feels fair
Use points, Nifties, habits, challenges, and rewards your family cares about—so progress is visible and celebration is part of the routine.
Billing and calendar when you want them
Connect Stripe for subscriptions when you choose, and plug in Google Calendar where enabled so events can live next to household work.
How it works
- 1
Set up your home
Add rooms and recurring chores once. Templates and assignments help you onboard in minutes instead of days.
- 2
Run the day together
The household sees a shared today view, can claim or complete tasks, and keeps an automatic history for accountability and pride.
- 3
Reinforce with rewards
Layer in points, Nifties, habits, and challenges so effort is recognized and kids stay engaged without constant reminders.
Start on your terms
Explore the idea here with no account, then sign in when you want to run your first household in the app.
- You can read about Nifty-Chores and what it offers without creating an account.
- When you are ready, create an account and invite your family from one secure place.
- Optional subscription after billing is connected, with a 30-day app-managed trial for the billing owner when enforcement is on; Stripe processes card payments.
Integrations
Stripe powers paid plans. Where the feature is enabled, Google Calendar can sit alongside chores so schedules and tasks share one household view.
Questions people ask before signing in
Do I need a credit card to explore the idea?
No. Everything here is available without an account. You only sign in when you want to use the product. If your operator turns on billing enforcement, the household billing owner can usually start a 30-day app-managed trial without a payment method, or subscribe with Stripe from Billing.
Who pays—the parent account or each child?
Households have a billing owner (a parent). That person starts checkout or the app trial from Dashboard → Billing. Children do not need their own subscription.
Where do my tasks and household data live?
Typical deployments use Supabase for sign-in and storage. Your operator is responsible for the instance you use; read the Privacy Policy on this domain for how data is handled.
What does Stripe see if I subscribe?
Stripe processes payment methods and subscription state. Nifty-Chores stores identifiers needed to link your household to Stripe and to unlock paid features—see the Privacy Policy for the full picture.
Is Google Calendar required?
No. Calendar is an optional integration where your operator enables it. You can use chores, rewards, and habits without connecting Google.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Active subscriptions are managed in Stripe’s customer portal when your operator enables it, or by contacting your operator for the deployment you use.
Bring order to chores without another spreadsheet
Sign in to create your first household and invite everyone who shares the work—most families are up and running in a single session.