Progress over months, not moments

A chart shows today. A tracker shows the trend. This page is about the second one: what a term of history looks like when every chore, behavior, mood and reward carries its own date.

You get a per-child view and a whole-family view, so you can see whether the change you made three weeks ago actually did anything.

What you can see

• Stacked behavior charts: how the mix changed, not just the total
• Chore completion rates by child and by weekday
• Mood on the same timeline as behavior
• Daily and weekly point totals over any period
• Achievements and streaks that mark real milestones

The questions it answers

After a week of history, the parent-only insights screen answers these in plain language from your own data — one thing going well, one thing to watch, one thing to try.

• Which day of the week goes wrong, every week?
• Did bedtime get better after we moved it, or does it just feel that way?
• Is one child doing most of the chores?
• Did the reward we set actually change anything?
• Is a rough patch showing in mood before it shows in behavior?

Bring it to the people who ask

Teachers, paediatricians and counsellors ask how often, for how long, and what changed. Per-child charts over a chosen period answer all three without you reconstructing the term from memory.