You’ve already asked. More than once.
Brush your teeth. Pack your bag. Pick up your clothes. You’d love to talk about something else. Harmonia gives your kids a list to follow, with points toward rewards you choose together.
- Free for one child
- No ads, ever
- Ages 5 to 14
Chores they can see, Their own routine, Rewards you choose together, Less to remind them about, Everyone can help, Effort counts too, Rules agreed on together, Room for an off day, Points to earn, Each child’s progress, A little help at home, Ideas for the morning, Parents can follow along, Time together
Remembering it all is exhausting.
You’re home from work, dinner still needs making, and you’re asking about the same little things again. It adds up.
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Morning “Have you brushed your teeth?”
It’s nearly time to leave, and you’ve already reminded them.
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After school “I know, I’m about to do it…”
You’d love homework to start without having to ask again.
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Before dinner “Just five more minutes!”
You’d already agreed on when the tablet goes away.
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Bedtime By bedtime, you’ve got very little left
The kids are finally in bed. You need a break too.
Start with the things you do every day.
Harmonia is a chores and rewards app for kids ages 5 to 14. You choose what needs doing and talk about what they’d like to earn.
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1 You choose the tasks
Getting ready, doing homework, tidying up before bed… Choose from over 40 templates or add your own tasks.
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2 They check off what’s done
Your child follows their picture list and checks off what they’ve done. You take a look before approving it.
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3 The points add up
Once you approve a task, the points are added. Your child can see what they’ve earned and unlock items for their character.
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4 They work toward a reward
A trip out, a book or time with you: pick rewards together. Your child uses their points to ask for one.
Try it free with one child.
Chores, routines and rewards are free for one parent and one child, with no time limit. For both your kids or another parent, there’s Harmonia+, with one price for the whole family.
- Chores, routines and rewards included free
- One price per household, never per child
- No ads or data sales
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Léa is on a 56-day streak, her longest yet!
Which days are the most effective?
You don’t have to be the only one keeping track.
See what each child has done and what’s left. With Harmonia+, another parent, a nanny or grandparents can follow along too. You choose the tasks and how many points they’re worth.
- Shared with other adults through Harmonia+
- Morning and evening routines
- A weekly recap, child by child
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Equipped!Something to look forward to when they’re done.
Your child can see today’s tasks, their points and the reward they’re saving for. They can also make their character their own as they go.
- Their tasks for today
- A character to make their own
- Rewards you’ve chosen together
- Progress you can look at together
Chores and rewards, chosen together.
No ads, no data sales, and no email address needed for your child.
What our test families are saying.
“Mornings are finally calm. My daughter wakes up, opens Harmonia, and I don’t have to say a thing.”
“My son is dyslexic. Routines in pictures changed everything: he finally feels capable.”
“We’re a blended family with three parents. Harmonia gets everyone on the same page, and I’m no longer the one policing it all.”
Two kids? They can each have their own space.
With Harmonia+, each child has their own tasks and rewards. You can add another parent too. Personalized tips and exclusive avatars are included.
- All your kids and the other grown-ups at home
- Exclusive avatars and themes
- Expert advice
Ideas for the everyday stuff
Chores for different ages, routine ideas and answers to the questions that come up at home.
Chore Chart by Age, 3 to 14 (+ Free Printable)
Which chores can a 4, 7, 10 or 13 year old really handle? The complete chore chart by age, the mistakes to avoid, and a free generator to build your own.
Read the guideMorning and Evening Routine for Kids: Guide + Printable
Mornings without shouting and evenings without negotiation: age-by-age routines from 5 to 14, concrete tips and a free printable routine chart.
Read the guideReward Chart: The Method That Works (+ Free Printable)
How to use a reward chart without bribing your child: the principle of positive reinforcement, a 4-step setup, and a printable template to download.
Read the guideMontessori Routine Chart to Print: How to Use It
How to build a Montessori routine chart that makes the child the owner of their day: principles, mistakes to avoid, and a free printable chart.
Read the guidePick a first task together tonight.
Download Harmonia and try it with one child. It’s free, with no ads or credit card needed.