Harder as progress grows
Each new level requires more approved effort than the last.
Middle view ยท around 9-12
Tasks, progress, saved Bucks, levels, badges, and reward goals become more visible without turning the home screen into an adult dashboard.
For jobs to put on the chart, use the chore ideas and self-check for ages 9-12. Adapt the work and adult support to your child.

Motivation with a purpose
Approved work builds level progress. Higher levels take progressively more effort and unlock larger fixed weekly Savings Boost amounts. These are virtual family points.
Each new level requires more approved effort than the last.
Keep at least 5 Bucks saved to qualify. Weekly boosts are +1 Buck at levels 1โ3, +2 at 4โ6, +3 at 7โ9, and +4 at level 10 or above. Catch-up is capped at four eligible weeks. These are virtual points, not bank interest.
First chore, consistency, saving, giving, and reward milestones make growth visible.


Independence with a record
Children can move their own virtual Bucks between spending and savings, choose a family member for giving, follow a named goal, and inspect the history. Parents still control credits, debits, and reward approval.
Still child-safe
The middle view adds independence inside a restricted profile. It does not unlock chore editing, reward pricing, balance creation, approval decisions, family management, or sync controls.
ChoreRally Plus includes the younger, middle, and teen child views.
Child profiles included; adult access requires setup and verification. See pricing and access details.