5.0 on the App Store 870+ chores done

Chores done. Nobody nagged.

Set the jobs once. TaskAdoodles reminds the kids, turns every tick into points for rewards you choose, and keeps the routine going, even on the weeks you forget.

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  • Free for 14 days
  • No card needed
  • No ads

Sound familiar?

A parent asks 'Did you clean your room?' and a child says 'Yeah' from a very messy bedroom
Done? Define “done”.The floordrobe is still very much in business.
A parent pointing at a chore star chart on the fridge while a tumbleweed rolls past
The star chart, day four.Gospel for three days. Fridge décor forever.
A frazzled parent wearing a 'household villain' sign while the kids ask for treats
Household villain. Again.Bribed, reminded, nagged… and somehow you're the bad guy.

So I built an app to do the reminding for me.

Jordan, step-dad & TaskAdoodles founder

Set it up once. It keeps itself going.

No more being the family's human reminder. Three steps, then the routine runs on its own.

  1. Creating a 'make the bed' task: 5 points, assigned to three kids, repeat options daily, weekdays or weekends
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    Add the jobs

    Make the bed, feed the dog, homework. Give each one points and set it to repeat daily, on weekdays or at weekends.

  2. The parent's Tasks screen showing jobs pending approval and outstanding today, with photo-required tags
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    The app does the reminding

    Kids get a “New quest for you” ping, plus an afternoon heads-up if something's still due. They tick it off on their own phone or tablet, or you tick it off on yours.

  3. The Rewards screen: a trip to the park for 50 points, make cakes for 200, £10 for 600
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    You approve, they cash in

    You get a ping, check the photo if you asked for one, and tap approve. Points go towards rewards you've set: a trip to the park, a Greggs breakfast, a tenner.

Fun for them. Hands-off for you.

10 mini-games to unlock

Every quest earns points and levels them up, and new games unlock as they go. Suddenly emptying the dishwasher is a means to an end.

  • Reminders on autopilot

    Repeating jobs, a ping for every new quest and an afternoon reminder when something's due. Spot one being dodged? Send a nudge.

  • Photo proof

    Tick one box and “I did it, I swear” needs a picture.

  • Rewards you pick

    Screen time, a takeaway, a tenner. You set the price.

  • Levels & streaks

    30 levels, an avatar to customise and a streak to protect.

  • Reads quests aloud

    One tap and the quest is read out, for little ones who can't read yet.

  • Built for co-parents

    Invite a partner, an ex or a grandparent with a code. Same tasks, points and rewards, whether you're one house or two.

Jordan, the TaskAdoodles founder, working on the app at his laptop
An illustrated family selfie of Jordan, his partner Charlotte and the kids
Our lot (Noodles was busy)

Hi, I'm Jordan. I'm a step-dad.

Charlotte and I have a houseful of kids between us, and we were stuck in the same loop as everyone else: ask, remind, nag, give up, do it ourselves. The job got done, but nobody was happy about it.

So I built TaskAdoodles on evenings and weekends, around what actually works in our house. It's made for every shape of family: single parents, two-parent homes, co-parents across two houses, and blended families like ours. Then this started happening:

Isla was waiting at the front door with Noodles' lead in her hand. Unprompted. (Dog walk = points.)

Addy asked me to add “clean your bedroom” as a task, so she could earn enough to unlock a new game.

Jordan x

870+chores ticked off by real families
5.0★rating on the App Store
10mini-games to unlock
£0to try it for 14 days

Parents are (pleasantly) surprised

★★★★★

“We've used it today and I literally already love it! There was a little bug in there, I messaged Charl and it was fixed and ready to go in 10 min. So far 10/10 recommend, Hydie has ACTUALLY done FOUR WHOLE CHORES today! Madness.”

TToni-Marievia Facebook
★★★★★

“Love this Taskadoodles app, it's a really good way of getting the kids to listen and do what I ask. Now they're seeing who can get to the first 300 points for £10!”

LLauren O'DonnellParent
★★★★★

“Absolutely love it. If you have trouble getting your children to do chores, or your partner to help around the house, give Taskadoodles a try. Why not give it a go?”

CClaire's Sparkling TouchesParent & reviewer
★★★★★

“Highly recommended! I highly recommend Taskadoodles, it definitely helps our family home with chores and routine.”

A parentApp Store review
★★★★★

“Best thing I've seen on FB for ages, thank you, I'll do it now!”

A parentBeta tester, Facebook

One plan. The whole family.

Try it free for 14 days.

then £3.99/month or £29.99/year: save 37%

  • No card needed to start, so nothing to cancel if it's not for you
  • Every kid and every parent covered by one subscription
  • Everything included: all 10 games, rewards, photo proof, co-parents
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Download it, add your kids, set a few jobs. Done by dinner.

Things parents ask us

How much does TaskAdoodles cost?

Nothing for the first 14 days, and you don't need a card to start. After that it's £3.99 a month or £29.99 a year, and one subscription covers your whole family. If you don't subscribe, you're never charged.

Do my kids need their own phones?

No. You can run the whole family from your phone. If they've got their own phone or tablet, they get their own view of their quests, points and rewards.

What ages is it for?

From around four upwards. Quests can be read out loud for little ones who can't read yet, and older kids can save their points up for bigger rewards, like a tenner or a day out.

What happens when life gets busy and we fall off the routine?

It happens to everyone: holidays, half term, a mad week. Your repeating tasks stay set up, so getting going again is easy, and TaskAdoodles sends you a gentle morning nudge if it's been a while since you set a task.

Can my partner or co-parent use it too?

Yes. Invite them with a code and they get the same parent view on their own phone, with the same tasks, points and rewards. It works across one house or two.

Is my kids' data safe?

Yes. Everything stays inside your family. Nobody outside your household can see or contact your kids unless you opt into the friend-family leaderboard, and even then it's just first names and point totals. No messaging. Full details are in the privacy policy.

Is it on Android as well as iPhone?

Yes. It's the same app with the same features on iPhone, iPad and Android, on the App Store and Google Play.

Retire the star chart.

Your fridge will cope. Try TaskAdoodles free for 14 days, no card needed.

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