Homey - Chores and Rewards for iOS

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Watch your kids learn about money through completing chores and working towards goals.

Watch your kids learn about money through completing chores and working towards goals. Key features: set daily, weekly or monthly recurring chores for the whole family. transfer allowance to bank account (US only). motivate with rewards (allowance, products or activities). set chores that are responsibilities and you won't pay for and jobs to teach kids how to earn money or rewards. kids see their progress for each of their goals. manage and track allowance and extra money rewards for each child. Homey syncs across all devices in the household. SHOW KIDS HOW MONEY IS EARNED. Homey app enables you to teach your children the value of hard work and how that can lead to rewards. Chores help teach kids that money is earned and not just given. You can pay kids commissions based on chores they do around the house like taking out the trash, cleaning their room, or mowing the grass. And you can also set responsibilities that are not paid to teach kids that everyone needs to contribute to the household - and Homey still provides motivation with gamification based incentives. SUPPORT LONG-TERM GOALS AND SAVING. Mastering delayed gratification is one of the biggest predictors of future financial success. Teach kids financial responsibility by providing them with incentives that differ in value. With Homey kids learn they need to work longer or harder to earn more. And since they can see the progress bar that tells them how much they already earned, they learn to manage their funds and stay motivated to work towards long term goals. Homey also features a wishlist so children can practice setting goals for themselves. TEACH REAL LIFE FINANCIAL SKILLS. Homey enables you to transfer allowance and money kids earn directly to their savings or checking account or pay it out in cash. If your children don't have bank accounts yet, you can open one for free at most banks. This way you can teach your child how banking works, they can accumulate interests on their savings and you can be sure that their money will stay safe. Depositing money to the bank encourages long term saving and discourages impulse spending. Start building good financial habits with Homey now. CONNECT THE WHOLE FAMILY. Homey app lets you manage chores, allowance and rewards for the whole family. To assign a chore select one or more of your of your family members and choose how many points and coins the chore is worth. They will get a notification with a photo of the mess and when they will clean it, you can set it so they need to take another photo, so you will see the results immediately and make sure it's done as it should be. Images will help children make a visual association of the task with the action, but they will also provide everyone in your family with motivation and accountability to do chores better. Kids experience with money will stay with them through life. Give your kids a head start and teach them the value of work with Homey now. By subscribing to Homey Premium or Homey Unlimited you'll get access to other great features like: Connecting your bank account and safely transferring allowance and chore money directly to your child's savings account. Multiple goals for each child. Adding or deducting Points and Coins. Customizable permissions. Terms and Conditions: http://www.homeyapp.net/homey-terms-conditions/. You can subscribe on a month-to-month ($3.99 or $6.99) or yearly ($29.99 or $49.99) basis. Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. All subscriptions are auto-renewable unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription.