Manual · Motivation

Avatar, coins and levels

For kids the avatar is the actual reason to open the task list. Behind it sit two separate currencies and a level system — the separation matters, because it stops cosmetics from eating the real rewards.

Two currencies, separate on purpose

Coins 🪙 are earned for completed tasks. Kids spend them in the shop on the rewards you defined — screen time, a trip out, a pocket money bonus.

Magic coins ✨ are only for avatar cosmetics. Kids earn them for completed mandatory tasks — a small counter runs in the dashboard ("2 more tasks until the next magic coin") — and from the mini-games.

The separation is the point: without it, every avatar hat would compete directly with the trip to the cinema, and cosmetics would win because they are available immediately. This way both motivations run side by side.

Normal coins can also be exchanged for magic coins in the shop. You set the rate in the settings — it is the lever that balances the two worlds.

XP, levels and titles

Separately from coins, every kid collects XP and climbs levels. XP cannot be spent — it shows what has been achieved overall, and a level-up gets its own celebration.

Titles hang off the level: kids tap their name in the dashboard, see every title they have unlocked and pick the one they like. Frames for the profile picture come on top.

Titles are the quietest but often most effective reward in the whole system — they cost nothing, cannot be bought and show what the kid actually did.

The avatar

Every kid has their own avatar. The customizer has three areas:

• Look — character, colours and styles
• Items — decoration in categories, split into basics, exclusive (the character-specific categories of the Premium animals) and finishing touches
• Feed — the playful part of the avatar

If you would rather not browse every category, there is step by step: a guided run through the main decisions. Or random — one tap, done. With younger kids the random button tends to be the most-used feature in the app.

The avatar is not a side show: it is also the character in the mini-games. Whatever a kid puts together, they see again while playing.

Pets

On top of the character itself, every kid can have a small pet by their side — from a tiny bird to a snail. Pets are purely cosmetic, always in their own little motion, and cost 3 magic coins ✨ each in the Pet category of the customizer. They are part of Premium.

Streaks

Doing things regularly builds a streak. Streaks reward persistence rather than single achievements — and they are why kids still check off that one task on the Tuesday they do not feel like it.

What Premium changes

The default pig and everything unlocked with coins belongs to the kid permanently, regardless of Premium.

Premium unlocks every other character — from the farm (cow, chicken) to fantasy (dino, unicorn) —, each with its own exclusive decoration category, plus every pet. If Premium expires, characters and pets go back to their default state and come straight back once it is active again — nothing is deleted.

Details in Premium and the free-tier limits.

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