All featuresSix worlds, one family adventure
Missions and rewards, plus savings, a calendar, a shopping list, and family chat. Every child is a Junior Ranger, and you're the squad.
Tasks kids actually want to do
“Please tidy your room” becomes a mission with stars. And stars only arrive once you approve.
- A mission in one minute: a title, the stars, and a symbol, for one child or several at once. Templates and duplicating handle the rest.
- Only when it's due: “Make the bed” every morning, “Water the plants” on Tuesdays only. What isn't due today doesn't show up.
- You decide: your child checks off, the mission moves to “Being checked”. You approve or say “Try again”. There is deliberately no deduction.
- Self-rewarding is impossible: stars are credited only after your okay, the same way on every device.
The daily goal in view
“2 of 3 missions” with a golden bar. The last check mark makes it rain confetti.
Keep the streak
The flame counts days in a row. A missed day costs nothing but the streak.
Three daily challenges
Bonus stars for 80 percent of the day's tasks (+20), for keeping the streak (+10), and for collecting stars (+15).
Collected stars, real treasures
You set what a star is worth. Right beside it, your child watches their money grow across separate accounts.
- Rewards from your everyday life: 30 minutes of extra playtime for 50 stars, a favourite ice cream for 100, movie night for 200. With a photo or a symbol.
- Pin a wished-for reward: your child pins a treasure and a golden bar shows how much of the way is left.
- Your rules per reward: available three times only, no sooner than 24 hours later, at most once a week, or not before level 5.
- A handover with two hands: the request sets the stars aside. You hand the reward over, your child confirms it arrived. Only then are the stars spent.
Daily account with history
Parents record deposits and expenses. A reward can be money too, and it lands straight in the account.
Savings account and goal
Separate pots show what is free to spend and how close a big goal is. On the savings account the balance grows with an interest rate you set yourself. Moving money between pots is something kids may do on their own.
Savings automation
Fixed amounts on payday or a standing order from the daily account, optionally tied to how many missions were completed.
Savings is practice in handling money, not a bank account.
Achievements that last
Levels, ranks, badges, and stickers show your child in black and white what they have accomplished.
- Levels and promotions: every completed mission earns experience. Moving up is celebrated: confetti, fanfare, and a new rank.
- 12 named ranks: from Hatchling through Track Seeker and Fire Keeper all the way to Ranger Legend.
- 16 badges in four groups: First Steps, School Hero, Social Ranger, Heart and Mind. Among them “Week Hero” for seven days in a row.
- The whole squad: a friendly leaderboard shows who is ahead this week. Plus time-limited family events and the weekly recap.
Six themed sets
Forest Animals, Space, Ocean, Dino Adventure, Jungle, and Construction.
48 stickers to discover
Eight designs per set. Empty spaces stay visible as little mysteries.
Design the page freely
Earned stickers can be placed, rotated, and resized on their themed page.
Stickers are earned, not bought: no loot boxes, no random packs. The page your child designs currently lives on that device.
Calendar, reminders, and shopping list
What's coming up, what rings, and what's still missing: three everyday helpers in one place, and the kids get to plan along.
- Events from when to when: with a symbol or your own photo and a small note on who did the planning (“by Mom”, “by Max”).
- An alarm that really rings: the reminder sits on the device and speaks up even when the app is closed, once you have allowed notifications.
- Kids plan along: you unlock events, alarms, and the shopping list for each child separately. They may only change their own entries.
- Private stays private: purchases marked private sit in a parents-only area that children never see in the first place. How we keep them apart.
Everything at a glance
Small counters show events this week and next plus today's reminders. A filter hides other people's events.
Not today
Shortly before it rings, an alarm can be switched off for this one day without deleting it.
203 items as picture tiles
Tap, adjust the quantity, done. Custom items join in, and frequent lists stay as templates.
Family chat with no strangers
One group for the whole squad, plus private channels. There is deliberately nothing more here.
- Your family only: one family group plus one-to-one messages, between parent and child and between siblings. Nobody gets in from outside.
- Private stays private: not even parents read other people's one-to-one chats. There is no way around it. Why we built it this way.
- Typed for kids: 116 hand-picked emojis in six groups. Send just one to three of them and they appear extra large without a speech bubble.
- The server forgets: after 30 days the server deletes the messages. Your history stays on the device, going back about 12 months.
No pressure
One tick means sent, two ticks mean delivered. There are deliberately no read receipts. Conversations can be muted for a while.
Radio calls up to 60 seconds
Record and play back a voice message, once you have granted microphone access.
Photos without detours
Photos from your camera or gallery are resized before they are sent. You can also delete your own messages. The free plan includes 3 photos per person per day; with Premium they are unlimited.
My profile, my style
At Base Camp, every ranger makes the app their own.
- Your own avatar: every child picks a symbol from the emoji catalog. Uploading a photo stays a parent thing.
- Your own colors: each of the six worlds gets one of 16 color themes, from Forest Green to Sun Gold, changeable at any time.
- Earned extras: avatar frames come with your level (Gold from 10, Rainbow from 15), titles like “Star Collector” come with badges.
- Logout protection: a small math question keeps kids from signing out by accident.
Confetti of your choice
Stars, hearts, leaves, or lightning unlock step by step with your level and rain down on every success afterwards.
Quiet click sounds
Pop, blub, bells, drum, space, or complete silence. Language and sounds are set per device.
Sunny Day and Night Camp
Automatically by the clock: when it gets dark outside, the app goes dark too. Fixed light or dark works as well.
Your cockpit: everything in one place
Every open request from every child on a single screen, done with one tap.
- Approval inbox: open completions and reward requests from all your kids in one place. “Approve all” clears them with one tap.
- Adjust points: award or deduct bonus stars, with a reason if you want one, which then stays in the points history.
- Pause a child: if a child needs a break, you put their access on hold without deleting anything.
- Your data is yours: manage your profile and password, export your core data, and delete the family along with its data. Details in the privacy policy.
Two parents, one squad
A second parent joins by invitation code and sees the same missions, rewards, and requests. Included with Premium.
Siblings on one device
Several kids share one tablet. Each profile is connected once and then sees only its own missions, stars, and messages.
Birthday gift
Enter a date of birth and the app says happy birthday on the big day and hands over your extra stars.
Tech that simply plays along
So supported changes are not lost when the network fails. Anyone using the “Reduce motion” system setting also gets fewer animations.
Queued after network errors
Previously loaded content remains visible. Supported changes are queued locally after a network error and retried when the connection returns. A small marker shows what is still pending.
The same on every device
New missions, stars, and events appear on every connected device as soon as it has a connection.
Notifications you control
Push alerts you to new requests, approvals, and messages. What actually arrives is up to you in the operating system.
Ready to explore all six worlds?
Missions, rewards, and every everyday helper are waiting across the six Reward Rangers worlds.