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Open Kids Quest and tap "Create Family". Enter your family name, your name, and choose your role. You'll receive a unique 6-digit family code to share with other members.
Share your family code or QR code. Other members download Kids Quest, tap "I have a code", enter the code, and choose their role.
Yes — each family member should use their own iPhone or iPad for the best experience. Everyone sees their own tasks, stars, and rewards.
As a parent, go to a child's task list and tap the "+" button. Choose a category, pick a template or enter a custom title, set the star reward, and optionally pick a cover illustration or photo. Tap Save.
Tasks are organized into 9 categories: Homework, Sport, Hygiene, Chores, Reading, Cooking, Pet Care, Sleep, and Other. Each category has ready-made template tasks you can add in one tap — no typing required!
When a child completes a task, they tap "Done" and can optionally take a photo as proof. Parents receive a notification and review the task — approve to award stars, or reject with feedback to ask for revision.
Yes! When creating a task, enable the recurring option and choose which days of the week it repeats (e.g., Monday / Wednesday / Friday).
Parents create rewards with a star price (e.g., "Ice Cream — 10 stars"). Children save stars by completing tasks, then purchase rewards from their shop. Parents get notified and mark rewards as redeemed when fulfilled.
Absolutely! Create any reward you like — from a small treat to a trip to the amusement park. Add an emoji icon or custom photo, and set any star price you choose.
All data is securely stored in Apple's iCloud using CloudKit. Your data is encrypted and private — only family members with your code can access it. We do not collect any personal data.
Yes — Kids Quest includes an offline mode using locally cached data. Tasks and rewards remain visible offline. Sync resumes automatically when the connection is restored.
Kids Quest works on iPhone and iPad running iOS 26.0 or later.
Kids Quest is available in 6 languages: English, Russian (Русский), French (Français), Spanish (Español), German (Deutsch), and Italian (Italiano). Change the language in Settings.
You can create a family and try all features. After the trial period, a one-time purchase unlocks full access permanently — no subscription, no recurring charges.
If you're logged in as a parent on any device, find the family code in Settings → Family Code. If you've lost access completely, you will need to create a new family.
Yes — parents can delete the entire family and all associated data directly from Settings. All data is stored privately in your iCloud account and is only accessible to you.
Earn Time is a screen time management app where children earn app access by completing tasks. Instead of hard limits, kids learn to manage their digital time through responsibility and effort.
Download Earn Time on the parent's device. Create a family, then install Earn Time on your child's device. Grant Screen Time (FamilyControls) permission when prompted — this lets Earn Time block and unlock apps based on earned time.
Earn Time requires iOS 26.0 or later. Available on iPhone and iPad.
Parents set a daily base screen time allowance and create tasks with time rewards (e.g., "Make your bed — earn 20 minutes"). When a child completes a task and a parent approves it, the earned time is automatically added to their balance.
Parents choose which apps and app categories are controlled by Earn Time. When the screen time balance runs out, controlled apps are blocked until more time is earned. System apps (Phone, Messages, etc.) are never blocked.
Yes — parents can always override restrictions, add bonus time, or temporarily disable controls from the parent view. Full control stays with the parent.
Screen Time app blocking requires the FamilyControls permission. Without it, Earn Time works as a task manager but cannot block apps. To enable: go to Settings → Screen Time → Family Controls and authorize the app.
No. Screen time data is processed entirely on-device by Apple's FamilyControls framework. We never see, receive, or store any screen usage statistics.
No — Earn Time and Kids Quest are completely independent apps with separate families, tasks, and data. They do not share any information with each other.
Earn Time offers a free trial. After the trial, a one-time purchase unlocks full access permanently — no subscription, no recurring charges.
No — each app has its own separate family setup and cannot be linked together. If you use both apps, you will need to set up families independently in each one.