A chore app for kids and families that keeps things fair
Set a chore once, let it rotate, and approve it when it is actually done. Points or allowance are there if you want them.
Why paper chore charts stop working
A chore chart on the fridge fails in two ways. Nobody remembers to update it, and nobody can tell whether a chore was really done or just ticked off. Add pocket money or points and now there is an argument about what is owed as well.
Set it once and let it rotate
A chore in rumaloom can happen once, daily, weekly, or on the days you pick. Assign it to one person, or let it rotate automatically through a list of family members, so the dishes do not quietly become the same child's job every week.
Photo proof and parent approval
Any chore can require a photo before it counts. Once a chore is marked complete it waits as pending until a parent approves or rejects it, which matters most for the chores that are easiest to half-do.
Points, allowance, or neither
Rewards are tracked as points or as money, whichever suits your family. Children can redeem them from a rewards catalog you set up yourself, or you can pay them out directly. Rewards are optional, so you can switch them off and just keep the tracking.