Chores, points, and something to save up for.
Kiyu turns the things a family already asks of each other — beds made, dishes done, reading finished — into points a child can save and spend on rewards a parent has chosen. No lectures, no charts on the fridge, no arguments about what counts.
How it works
- A parent sets the tasks and what each is worth. Some repeat on certain days; some are one-offs.
- A child finishes one and it is confirmed, and the points land in their balance. The record is a running ledger, so nothing quietly disappears.
- A parent stocks the rewards. Screen time, a film night, a trip to the park, or something a child is saving towards over weeks.
- A child asks; a parent hands it over. Nothing is spent until a parent taps to fulfil it, which is also the only moment points leave the balance.
Built for parents to stay in charge
There is no child account and no child login. Everything happens inside the parent's own session, and the child's view is opened from it — so there is no separate password for a young child to keep, lose, or share.
No purchase, no reward and no withdrawal happens without a parent's explicit action. Children cannot buy anything in Kiyu.
We do not sell family data, we do not run advertising, and there is no tracker on this page or in the app.
If your school uses Kiyu Ed
Kiyu works completely on its own — most families using it have no connection to a school at all. Where a child's school happens to be a Kiyu Ed partner, a parent can connect the two, and what their child earns at school becomes visible at home. Connecting is a parent's choice, and it can be undone.
Getting it
Kiyu is in development and is not in the app stores yet. If you would like to hear when it is, or you would like to be part of an early group of families, write to hello@kiyuhome.com.