Ouchi Quest: Family Chores

Turn chores into quests your kids actually want to finish.

Ouchi Quest is a family app where kids earn points for helping out at home and trade them for rewards or pocket money. (“Ouchi” means “home” in Japanese.)

■ Chore library by age About 120 chores sorted by age — from brushing teeth and tidying toys (age 3+) to washing dishes, folding laundry and cooking (school age). Just pick and go. Adjust points and how often each chore repeats (daily, weekly or any time), or create your own.

■ Kids tap "Done!" themselves Big buttons and simple words. When a chore is done, kids tap "Done!" and get a little celebration. Once a grown-up taps "OK!", the points are added and they level up.

■ Trade points for rewards Set up rewards like a treat, screen time, a family outing or pocket money. When kids have enough points, they tap "I want this!" to ask. You can also show points as money (e.g. 1 pt = 10¢).

■ Shared by the whole family Add Mom's and Dad's phones and your child's tablet with a 6-character invite code. When anyone approves a chore, everyone sees it right away. Siblings can share one device, or you can hand your own phone to your child.

■ Safe and simple • No account or sign-up. Nicknames are fine • No ads, no in-app purchases • Kids' devices can't add points themselves — only parents can approve • Delete all of your family's data at any time from Settings

■ English and Japanese The app is available in English and Japanese, and can show chore names in both languages side by side — great for language practice.

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