Roles and kid logins

Parents create and assign chores, review work, approve rewards, and change settings. Anyone who makes final calls should be a parent.

Children see their chores, submit them, and request rewards. What else they can do depends on the permissions you set.

Viewers can look but can't change anything. It suits a grandparent or sitter who wants to know what's going on.

Children don't need an email address or password. Open the child's profile from Family, generate a magic link, and open it on their device within 15 minutes.

If a child gets signed out, generate a new link. Don't create a second profile for the same child. Their history and points would be split across two accounts.

On a phone or tablet, add Choreze to the Home Screen so it opens straight to their chores and can send notifications.

Invite adults from Family with their email address. The invite lasts 7 days, and you can copy the link if the email doesn't arrive.

Settings → Family Settings controls whether children can see each other's chores, propose chores, request and accept chore transfers, and use learning tasks.

Letting siblings see each other's chores cuts down on “why do I have more?” In some houses it starts comparisons instead. Try it for two weeks, then decide.