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Child home
The child opens the app and sees balance, today chores, and the routine that already belongs to the day.
How it works in practice
How Troke Kids works in practice
Troke Kids separates adult decision-making from the child experience. The result is a clear family routine flow: set up, complete, review, and deliver.
Primary adult account Separate Kid Mode Reward delivered by the family
Real flow in 5 screens
From chore to reward, this is what the family sees in the app.
These screens show the full path: the child follows the day, the adult reviews it, the photo supports approval, the balance updates, and the reward gets closer.
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Guardian home
The adult follows what needs to be created, reviewed, and approved without mixing it with the child flow.
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Approval with photo
When the family enables photo proof, the adult can validate the chore with more confidence.
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Balance after approval
After approval, the child sees the value added and understands the result of the effort.
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Child rewards
The child sees how much is left before redeeming and stays motivated by a clear goal.
From setup to request
The app routine happens in four simple moves.
The app helps most when the family stops relying on scattered reminders and starts following the routine with more clarity.
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The guardian sets up the family structure
Creates the group, adds kids, organizes chores and rewards, and defines sensitive controls such as PIN and access.
On Free, up to 3 recurring chores per child are included; on Premium, extra recurring chores, suggested routines, caregiver, and additional guardian are added.
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The child follows the day inside the right mode
Inside Kid Mode, the child sees what needs to be done, follows balance, and records chore completion without entering the adult area.
If the family enables it, a chore can include photo proof using the device gallery.
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Authorized adults review the submission
Approvals and rejections happen in the adult area. This prevents the child flow from becoming self-approval or unrestricted access.
When a caregiver exists, that person operates within the scope defined by the family and, when applicable, only for assigned children.
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Balance and reward close the loop
An approved chore updates balance inside the app. Then the child can request a reward, and fulfillment happens off-screen by the family.
The app tracks the agreement, but it does not replace adult judgment or automate real-world delivery.
Who does what
Each profile takes part in the routine differently.
When each person understands their role, the routine feels lighter and families avoid confusion while following chores and rewards.
Guardian
Configures, approves, and protects the group
Centralizes sensitive family decisions, handles approvals, manages rewards, and defines the limits of child use.
Caregiver
Supports the routine without becoming a full admin
Helps with the daily flow inside the scope allowed by the family, without taking over every group control.
Child
Lives the routine through a simpler experience
Sees chores, balance, requests, and progress inside a mode separated from Parent Mode.
What changes by plan
Free handles the basics. Premium unlocks family collaboration.
The goal here is to show, in simple terms, what changes in daily life when a family starts on Free and later needs more support.
On Free
- Up to 2 active kids per family
- Up to 3 chores per child, 3 recurring chores per child, and 3 rewards per child
- No caregiver and no additional guardian
On Premium
- More than 2 kids in the group
- Caregiver and additional guardian
- Up to 30 chores per child
- Unlimited reward creation
- More recurring chores per child
- Age-based routine suggestions
- Custom reward request
- Photo proof
- Free 7-day trial
Important boundaries
Trust becomes easier when families also understand what the app does not do on its own.
It does not deliver rewards by itself
The app tracks balance and reward requests, but delivery happens in real life by the family.
It does not mix child and adult areas
The child flow is separated from the adult environment, and Parent Mode can be protected with a PIN.
It does not turn every caregiver into an admin
When adult collaboration exists, scope stays limited to what the family configured.
After understanding the step-by-step flow, the next useful move is answering the most important questions.
The FAQ now covers availability, safety, roles, photo proof, and the difference between plans.