Points only ever go up.

A chart can take a sticker back. That teaches a child to protect what they have instead of trying, and one bad afternoon undoes a fortnight.

Here, a point earned is theirs. Not when they have a hard day, not when you cancel, not ever. That single rule is the whole design.

You answer a few questions about what is hardest right now — mornings, homework, listening, big feelings. You never have to invent a single button.

Your child picks their world. A stable, a dig site, mission control, an art studio — 8 of them, each with its own words, colours and journey. Not everyone wants the same one.

They tap what they did and watch it add up toward something you actually agreed to give them.

You see the week, and when they have grown out of something the app says so — "you just do this now" — and helps you pick what is hard next.

• Take a point back
• Tell a child "not yet"
• Count a missed day against them
• Show them anything they failed at

Add it to the home screen and it opens from its own icon, full screen, with your child never typing anything. It works on a tablet with no signal too.

$7 a month, or $59 a year. One price, no tiers — deciding whether your child will use something is enough of a decision.

If you stop paying you keep every point ever earned and every prize won and every prize still owed. A card is not allowed to take anything from a child.