Chores become quests. Quests become pets.
Kids do real chores. Each one earns coins. Coins bring home pets that grow.
Free. Nothing to install. Works on any phone or computer.
Maya’s quests
Tick one →0 / 44 XP
How it works
A grown-up runs the list: the Quest Guide. There can be more than one. Everyone else is an Adventurer.
Write a quest
Water the plants. Finish the reading log. Each one is worth a few coins. A quest can repeat, take turns, or run on a timer.
Hand it in
Tick it off on the family phone or your own. The Guide approves it and the coins are paid.
Spend the coins
An expedition brings back a new pet. The Guide can add real rewards too: a movie night, choosing dinner.
Play in the Arena
Two pets a side, against wild teams or a brother or sister. Winning earns hats and auras for the pets, never coins.
The pets are the point
Twenty-six pets, five types. Found on expeditions, raised on chores. Any of them can turn up rare.
Level 1Hatchling
Level 10Grown up
Level 30All grownFive places to look
The Ember Caves for Fire, the Tide Pools for Water. Anywhere is luck.
Quests have an element
Watering plants is Nature. Dishes are Water. A pet of the same element earns double XP.
Milestones and seasons
Twenty-seven milestones to collect, and a hat or aura only that season can earn.
A den of their own
Coins also buy things for the room the pets live in: a rug, a bed, a poster. If a Guide allows it, brothers and sisters can come and look.
Made for real households
Not only for households
Any group with a list and someone who signs it off.
Classrooms
The teacher is the Guide. Reading logs, tidy desks, homework in.
Clubs and teams
The coach writes the quests: uniform washed, drills done, on time.
Shared houses
Trash out, dishes done. First one wins the coins.
Workplaces
The week’s small jobs, raced for. Duels settle who is better.
Your data stays yours
No accounts, no ads, no tracking. A first name is all it asks for, and a nickname will do.
Everything stays on your phone. Sharing with a second phone is off until a Guide turns it on, and even then the group is scrambled before it leaves your phone. Nobody else can read it, us included.
A child’s coins are their own business: brothers and sisters do not see how many each has. They do see each other’s pets, since a pet is each person’s picture and a sibling’s team is who they battle. The Guide sees everything.
Questions parents ask
Does my child need a phone of their own?
No. One phone is fine: hand it over, they tick off what they did, you approve it. If they have their own, share the group and you both see the same quests.
Is there anything to pay for?
No. Nothing to buy, no subscription, no ads. Every pet is earned.
What happens to the photos of finished quests?
A Guide can ask for one on a quest, and a child can add one anyway. It goes to the Guide and is deleted the moment the quest is approved or sent back.
What if I lose my phone?
Make a backup from Settings and keep the file somewhere safe. Restore it on a new phone and everything is back. Nothing readable is stored on our side, so without a backup, or a second phone that joined the group, it cannot be recovered.
Can I try it before installing anything?
Yes. The browser version is the whole app. Add it to your home screen and it works offline. On an iPhone, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, and it opens full screen.
How old does a child need to be?
There is no minimum. You write the quests, so they fit whoever does them. An adult sets it up and holds the PIN.
Two children, one job — who gets it?
Give it to both. Each does their own, or it is a race and the first to hand it in wins.
Can my children see each other’s pets and coins?
Their pets, yes: each person’s picture is their pet, and in the Arena they battle each other’s teams. Their coins, no: each child sees only how many they have. A family goal, or weekly standings if you switch them on, show what everyone earned toward it. The Guide sees everything.
Do the pets evolve?
They grow up, and they never turn into something else. Hatchling at level 1, grown up at 10, all grown at 30. Same face, same name, the whole way.
Is it only for families?
No. Any group with a list and someone who signs it off: a classroom, a club, a shared house, a small team.
Support
Something not working, or an idea? Write to us. A real person reads it.
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