Six worlds, one family adventure
Here's everything inside Reward Rangers — explained world by world, honestly and without fine print. 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 checking it off becomes a little celebration with confetti.
- Create missions: title, stars ⭐, an emoji or your own photo — for one child or several at once. With templates and duplicating, it takes seconds.
- Weekday repeats: “Make the bed” every morning, “Water the plants” only on Tuesdays — the mission shows up exactly when it's due.
- Approving with heart: your child checks off, and the mission moves to “🔍 Being checked”. You approve (“🎉 Done!”) or send it encouragingly into the next round (“💪 Try again”) — deliberately no punishment.
- Stars only after your okay: points are only awarded once you've approved — self-rewarding is impossible.
- Streak & challenges: the flame 🔥 counts days in a row, plus three daily challenges: 80% of the day's tasks (+20 ⭐), keep the streak (+10 ⭐), collect points (+15 ⭐).
Progress you can feel
“2 of 3 missions” with a golden progress bar — kids see right away how close a completed day is. And checking off makes it rain confetti.
Collected stars, real treasures
You set the rewards, your child saves up for them — from a favorite ice cream to movie night.
- Real rewards: 30 minutes of extra playtime for 50 ⭐, a favorite ice cream for 100 ⭐, movie night for 200 ⭐ — with a photo or emoji, in categories like food, playtime, outings, digital, and more.
- Savings goal: your child pins their wished-for reward, and a golden progress bar shows the way there — right up to “Done! You can redeem it 🎉”.
- Fine-grained parent rules: stock (e.g. only 3× available), a wait time in hours, maximum redemptions per day, week, or month, availability from–to, and a minimum level (🔒 “From level 5”).
- Redeemed fairly: redeeming only works online — the server checks points and stock so things stay fair for all siblings.
Achievements that last
Levels, ranks, badges, and stickers — here your child sees everything they've accomplished. And the app celebrates along.
- Levels & XP: every completed mission earns experience — and a level-up brings a big overlay with confetti and fanfare.
- 16 badges in 4 categories: First Steps, School Hero, Social Ranger, Heart & Mind — for example “Week Hero” (7 days in a row), “Month Champion” (30 days), or “Perfect Day”.
- Stats & family leaderboard: who collected the most stars this week? A friendly comparison within the squad.
- Family events: you launch time-limited bonus events — say, double the hustle before the family outing.
- Weekly recap: “Your Ranger Week” sums up what your child accomplished.
From Hatchling to Ranger Legend — 12 ranks
Forest Animals sticker set
8 stickers featuring the fox, the owl, and friends — earned through completed missions.
Space sticker set
8 stickers from rockets to planets — for little stargazers.
Ocean sticker set
8 stickers from the deep sea — the third album for collector hearts.
Pure collecting joy: stickers are earned, not bought — no loot boxes, no random packs.
The family calendar that actually rings
Events and reminders for the whole squad — with real alarms instead of silent lists.
- Events with start and end times: with an icon or your own photo and a small “by Mom” or “by Max” label, so everyone knows who did the planning.
- Reminders that ring: real notifications on Android and iOS — with 5 alarm melodies to choose from (bells, fanfare, birdsong, xylophone, space) and an instant preview while picking.
- Kids plan along: if you allow it (a toggle per child), kids create their own events and alarms — and may only edit their own.
- Handy helpers: an “Only my events” filter, “Turn off today's alarm” in the 10-minute window before it rings, and little counters for events this week and next plus today's reminders.
Family chat with no strangers
One group for the whole squad plus private radio channels — that's all you need, and deliberately all there is.
- Your family only: one family group and private 1:1 messages (parent↔child and child↔child). No strangers, no public rooms — technically impossible.
- Private messages are private: not even parents can read other people's 1:1 chats — a deliberate choice for trust over surveillance, enforced server-side. Why we built it this way.
- Radio calls & photos: voice messages up to 60 seconds that play on every device, and photos from camera or gallery, automatically resized.
- Child-friendly emojis: around 116 hand-picked emojis in 6 groups — and 1 to 3 emojis appear extra large without a speech bubble.
- No pressure: delivery ticks only in private chats (✓ sent, ✓✓ delivered) — deliberately no read receipts. You can delete your own messages and mute conversations for 8 hours, 1 day, or 1 week.
- 30-day rule: the server automatically forgets messages after 30 days — your history stays locally on your device (for up to about 12 months).
- Fairly capped: in the free version, every family member can send up to 30 messages per day — Premium lifts the limit.
My profile, my style
At Base Camp, every ranger makes the app their own — from avatar to world colors to click sound.
- Emoji avatar: every child picks their own avatar from the emoji catalog — photo uploads stay a parent thing.
- Custom colors: every world gets the child's favorite color — 16 predefined color themes from Forest Green to Sun Gold, changeable anytime.
- Earned extras: avatar frames come with your level (Gold from level 10, Rainbow from 15), titles like “Star Collector” come with badges — and new confetti styles (stars, hearts, leaves, lightning) join in step by step as your level grows. Every unlock gets a celebration, with a button that jumps straight to the right menu.
- Click sounds: silent, pop, blub, bells, drum, or space — quiet sounds that make every tap a little more fun.
- Sunny Day & Night Camp themes: warm cream during the day, the dark Night Camp look in night blue for the evening. In automatic mode the app follows the clock: when it gets dark outside, the app goes dark too — a gentle sign that the day is winding down. Prefer one look? Set it to light or dark for good.
- Two languages: the app speaks English and German.
- Logout protection: a small math question keeps kids from accidentally signing out.
- For parents: manage your profile and password, organize the family, export data — and if you ever leave, delete the family along with all its data.
Your cockpit: everything in view, done with one tap
Reward Rangers takes work off your plate instead of adding more.
- Approval inbox: all open requests from all kids in one place, a red counter shows what's new — and when everything checks out: “Approve all” with one tap.
- Two parents, one squad: the second parent joins with an invitation code — both see the same missions, rewards, and requests in real time. Part of the Premium subscription.
- Permissions per child: you decide for each child whether they may create their own events and alarms.
- Adjust points: award or deduct bonus stars — always with a reason, so it stays easy to follow.
- Deactivate a child: if a child takes a break, their access can be paused temporarily.
Tech that simply plays along
So family life never gets stuck on the app — even in a dead zone, even at night, even on Grandma's tablet.
Offline mode
Check-offs, events, messages: changes go into a queue while offline and are sent automatically later — nothing gets lost. A status badge shows what's still pending.
Push notifications
New request? Parents find out. Approved? The child finds out. New chat message? The squad finds out — without anyone having to keep the app open.
Real-time sync
All family devices stay on the same page automatically — if Dad approves on his phone, Mom sees it instantly on the tablet.
Night Camp mode
The dark night-blue theme is easy on the eyes in the evening — and looks like a cozy camp under a starry sky.
English & German
The entire app comes in two languages — switchable per device at Base Camp.
Accessibility
Reward Rangers respects the “Reduce motion” system setting — if you prefer fewer animations, you get fewer animations.
Ready to explore all six worlds?
Start free with one child — funded by ads. Premium unlocks the whole squad, ad-free.