ChoreTrack
6.8#8 in chore appsFrom $50 a yearFree planAndroidiOS
VisitChoreTrack vs PointUp
What both publish
| Fact | ChoreTrack | PointUp |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | The privacy policy says the app has no accounts, ads, analytics, or tracking, and family data is stored locally unless sync is enabled. | The privacy page says PointUp is committed to protecting privacy, but directs readers to enable JavaScript to view the full policy. |
| Purpose | ChoreTrack lets children check off chores, earn points, and redeem them for parent-chosen prizes. | PointUp is a family chore app that turns daily tasks into quests where children earn XP and Gold and unlock rewards. |
| Support | Support is available by email, and the maker asks users to include their device type and what they tapped. | PointUp lists [email protected] for support and says it typically responds within 48–72 hours. |
ChoreTrack plans
- FreeFree
- ChoreTrack Plus (monthly)$5 a month
- ChoreTrack Plus (yearly)$50 a year
PointUp plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$3.99 a month
Pick ChoreTrack if…
ChoreTrack suits families who want children roughly ages 4–14 to track chores against parent-chosen rewards. The free plan is limited to two children and one shared device.
Pick PointUp if…
PointUp suits families who want children to complete and track chores through parent-approved quests and rewards. Its focus features and task breakdowns may suit families seeking support for neurodiverse children.