# Kids Point Tracker

> Kids Point Tracker is a free iOS and Android app for parents that turns chores, homework, and good behavior into points and Kid Cash rewards for kids ages 2 to 16.

## Key facts

- Publisher: Enzak LLC
- Price: free to download and use, with no subscription. Parents see a banner ad on some screens; kids signed in on their own device do not see ads.
- Platforms: iPhone and iPad (iOS 15.1 or later) on the App Store, and Android phones on Google Play.
- Audience: parents and guardians run the app. Child profiles cover ages 2 to 16, up to 6 children per parent account. Kids can sign in on their own device by scanning a QR code from the parent.
- Core features: a tap-to-fill numbered points board per child (tap a lower number to take points back), Kid Cash wallet at a parent-set rate per point with a ledger (spends can carry a note and photo), a money or picture reward per child, family invitations (Co-Parent, Guardian, Viewer roles).
- Not included: no preset chore lists, no per-task point values, and no screen-time reward type. The parent decides what earns a point and taps the board.
- Not a bank: Kid Cash is a balance tracked inside the app. The app holds no real money and issues no card. Any real payout is handled by the parent.
- Support: support@kidspointtracker.com

## Get the app

- [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kids-point-tracker/id6746169003): Kids Point Tracker for iPhone and iPad
- [Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.enzak.kidspointtracker): Kids Point Tracker for Android

## Pages

- [Home](https://kidspointtracker.com/): What the app does, features, how it works, and FAQ
- [About](https://kidspointtracker.com/about): Publisher, platforms, price, and support contact at a glance
- [Blog](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog): Parent guides on chores, allowance, screen time, and rewards
- [App Updates](https://kidspointtracker.com/updates): Friendly release notes for every Kids Point Tracker update
- [Privacy Policy and Terms of Service](https://kidspointtracker.com/privacy-policy): One page covering both documents

## Blog guides

- [Chore Chart App for Kids: What Actually Gets Chores Done in 2026](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/chore-chart-app-for-kids): A chore chart app works when kids can see the chore and the reward right away. Here is what to look for, from toddlers to teens, and a free option to try.
- [Allowance App for Kids: How to Actually Connect Chores to Money](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/allowance-app-for-kids): An allowance app for kids should track chores, a dollar value per point, and a ledger of what was earned and spent. Here is how to choose and set one up.
- [How to Teach Kids Money Management (Without a Lecture)](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/how-to-teach-kids-money-management): Kids learn money by making small, real decisions again and again, not from one big talk. Here is a practical, age-by-age plan parents can start today.
- [Point System vs. Sticker Chart: Which One Actually Works Longer?](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/point-system-vs-sticker-chart): Sticker charts work fast, then fade. Point systems last longer because the reward scales. Here's the real difference, and when to use each.
- [Best Free Rewards App for Parents (No Subscription Required)](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/best-free-rewards-app-for-parents): The best free reward app for kids has no paywall on multiple children, custom rewards, or a spending ledger. Here is the checklist, plus one free option.
- [Screen Time Rewards System for Kids: Make Screens Something They Earn](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/screen-time-rewards-system-for-kids): A screen time rewards system lets kids earn minutes with points for chores and good habits, so screens stop being a daily fight. Here is how to set one up.
- [How to Stop Nagging Kids About Chores (Without Yelling More)](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/how-to-stop-nagging-kids-about-chores): Nagging fails because it puts the reminder burden on you, every time. Here's how to move that burden onto a visible system your kid checks themselves.
- [Reward System for Multiple Kids: How to Avoid the 'That's Not Fair' Fight](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/reward-system-for-multiple-kids): One shared chart for multiple kids almost always causes fights over credit. Here's how to run a fair, age-adjusted reward system for siblings.
- [Digital Behavior Chart for Kids: Tracking More Than Just Chores](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/digital-behavior-chart-for-kids): A behavior chart covers manners, kindness, and homework, not just chores. Here's how to build one digitally that actually reflects daily behavior.
- [20 Kids Point System Ideas Parents Actually Use](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/kids-point-system-ideas): Real point values for chores, behavior and rewards you can copy today. Track them free with Kids Point Tracker and adjust the list for your family.
- [Kids Reward App: How to Choose One That Works](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/kids-reward-app): A kids reward app should let you set the rules, show kids their progress, and pay out fast. Here is what to check, with a free iOS and Android option.
- [Chore App for Teens: What Works at Ages 10 to 16](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/chore-app-for-teens): The best chore app for teens uses real pay, a say in the list, and a quick check-off. Here is how to set one up so your teen actually opens it.
- [Homework Reward System: Reward Effort, Not Grades](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/homework-reward-system): A homework reward system works best when it rewards effort kids control, like starting on time and finishing. Here is how to build one that lasts.
- [Reward Chart Not Working? 6 Fixes That Restart It](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/reward-chart-not-working): A reward chart stops working when the reward is stale, the goal is too big, or tracking slips. Here is how to diagnose yours and reset it in 10 minutes.
- [Reward System for Kids With ADHD: What to Set Up](https://kidspointtracker.com/blog/reward-system-for-kids-with-adhd): A reward system for kids with ADHD works best when rewards are quick, specific, and consistent. Here is a simple home setup, built on CDC and AAP guidance.

## Optional

- [Full text of this site](https://kidspointtracker.com/llms-full.txt): home page FAQ and every blog guide in full, as plain text