What JARVIS is and who it's for

How it works

There are four kinds of rules at home. You set them up, and your child sees them in their own app.

• Chores. Things that simply get done at home, like making the bed. If your child skips one, a deduction can be taken.

• Tasks. Things your child may do if they want, like reading for 20 minutes. A task earns coins.

• Rewards. What they spend coins on in the Obchod, like half an hour on the tablet.

• Goals. Something bigger your child saves up for, like LEGO or a trip.

Coins

Coins are points in the app, not money. You decide what your child gets for them. Coins for finished chores and tasks, and coins for rewards, move only after you approve.

Who it's for

For families where the child can handle a simple app of their own on a phone or tablet. A shared family tablet works too. In the iPhone app, the look and tone follow your child's age: For the youngest, Standard and For teens. On the web, only the greeting changes with age.

You can approve on your own or together with the other parent. Grandma or grandpa can have view-only access.

If something doesn't work

You're not sure it suits you.

Try the demo without signing up. You'll see a family with Adam from both the parent's and the child's side.

Your question isn't answered here.

Write to us at hey@jarvis.kids, or visit Support.

Related

• A week with JARVIS: Adam from Monday to Sunday
• Chores and tasks: why two different things
• What your child sees and doesn't see
• What JARVIS runs on and what it costs