Leaderboards, friends and family duels
Competing against a sibling works. Competing against their mate's family works better. It's the bit of TaskAdoodles that other chore apps don't have.
The three leaderboards
Open the Leaderboard tab. Kids see three views, parents see two:
- Friends: your child and their accepted friends, ranked by XP. Kids only.
- My Family: the kids in your family, head to head.
- Vs Families: the top 10 families overall, plus where your family sits.
Rows show level, title, XP, current streak and how much they've gained this week, so a kid who started late can still win the week.
The family leaderboard is thin with one kid. They'll see a note about flying solo. Point them at Friends and Vs Families instead, which is where single-child households get the competitive pull.
Adding friends
From their profile, kids tap Invite a Friend to share an invite, or Friends to manage requests. Friends have to be accepted on both sides before anyone appears on a leaderboard.
Duels and challenges
From the Friends leaderboard, kids can tap Challenge next to a friend to start a head-to-head. The Challenges screen shows challenges waiting for them, ones waiting on a reply, and recent results.
Parents get the family-level version, Family duels, pitting your household against another.
Keeping your child off the feed
If you'd rather your child wasn't visible to friends, go to Settings → Show me on the feed and turn it off. Friends will no longer see their completed tasks, badges and duel wins.