Chorish
6.5#17 in chore apps$2.99 one-timeFree planiOS
VisitChorish vs PointUp
What both publish
| Fact | Chorish | PointUp |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | The privacy policy says household tasks, members, notes, and completions are stored on-device and are not sent to a server; it also says anonymous usage analytics may be used. | The privacy page says PointUp is committed to protecting privacy, but directs readers to enable JavaScript to view the full policy. |
| Purpose | Chorish is an iPad app for organizing shared chores for families, housemates, and small teams. | PointUp is a family chore app that turns daily tasks into quests where children earn XP and Gold and unlock rewards. |
| Rewards | The free version lets members earn points, while Chorish Plus unlocks a household reward catalog for redeeming them. | Children spend earned Gold in a family reward store on rewards their parents create. |
| Support | The support page offers email help and says replies usually arrive within two business days. | PointUp lists [email protected] for support and says it typically responds within 48–72 hours. |
Chorish plans
- FreeFree
- Chorish Plus$2.99, paid once
PointUp plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$3.99 a month
Pick Chorish if…
Chorish suits households or small teams that want shared chore assignments, checklists, and progress tracking on an iPad. It may also fit people who want offline use and the option to export household data for their own backups.
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.