Sweet chores. Sticky habits.
The chore list your kids actually want to open.
Chorzle turns the family chore list into something everyone can feel good about. Parents set it up in minutes. Kids tap chores done, earn Chorzles, and watch their hive grow. The whole family stays in sync in any browser, on any device.
Free to try, with 14 days of Chorzle Plus free. No ads, ever.
How Chorzle works
Three steps, and you're a hive
Set up the family
Add your kids and your chores in a few taps, or start from a built-in starter pack. Decide what each chore is worth, from one to five Chorzles.
Kids tap them done
Each child opens Chorzle to a clear, friendly list of what to do today. A tap marks a chore done, with a quick photo when you want proof.
The hive grows
Finished chores earn Chorzles. Kids keep streaks alive, collect badges, fill their honeycomb hive, and trade points for rewards you choose together.
The part we didn't expect
The kids started chasing the last chore
We built Chorzle to keep one busy household on the same page. The surprise was the kids. Most evenings now, they're the ones checking the list, hunting down the last chore so they can tap it done before bed. Some nights there's a small uproar when they run out of time before they run out of chores.
We're not going to oversell it. Some days a chore is still just a chore. But a list the kids open on their own, without being asked, was more than we set out to make. That's the part we wanted to share with other families.
Everything in one shared place
Built to be kind, and to be used
Real rewards
Kids trade the Chorzles they earn for rewards your family picks together. You approve the wishes they add.
Badges and streaks
Small, kind milestones that celebrate showing up day after day, not just finishing a single chore.
Points that stay kind
Every chore is worth a small handful of Chorzles, one to five, never hundreds. Kid-sized numbers a child can actually count.
Proof, only when you want it
Ask for a quick photo on the chores that need one. Approve them yourself, or let them auto-approve.
Any device
Phones, tablets, laptops, any browser. Sign in and the same family shows up everywhere, in sync through your account.
Private by design
No ads, and we never sell your data. Once you sign in, no third-party trackers touch it. And no dark patterns: no nagging, no fake urgency, no tricks to keep kids hooked. Chorzle celebrates what your kids do, and never shames what they don't.
Private by design
Your family's life is nobody else's business
Your family's chores, photos, and names live in Chorzle's own secure database, reached through your account. We use them only to run Chorzle and to help you when you ask. There are no ads, we never sell your data, and once you sign in no third-party trackers ever touch your family's data. We use privacy-minded analytics on our marketing pages to make Chorzle better, never to advertise or sell. Just your family, and Chorzle the bee.
Simple, honest pricing
One plan. One simple price.
Chorzle is free to try for 14 days. After that, Chorzle Plus keeps the whole family going, billed through secure web checkout.
Chorzle Plus
Free for 14 days, then keep going for
That's $1.67 a month, billed once a year.
No charge until your 14-day trial ends. Cancel any time from your account.
Start your free trialBilled through secure web checkout. Cancel any time from your account.
Prices are in US dollars and exclude any tax, which is added at checkout.
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Share the work, cheer the wins, and make the chore list a part of family life that actually feels good.
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