Print an A4 weekly sheet, tick or fill a box after each task, then scan to record points automatically. Kids do not need the phone day to day.
Print on Monday, scan on Sunday. In between, there is one less screen in the house.
Pick the member, the tasks and the point values in the app, then print one A4 page. It never needs charging and never buzzes — it simply waits on the table for someone to tick the first box.
The ticks, the filled boxes and the “we are so proud of you” a parent wrote by hand all live on the same page. One scan turns them into points and a growth curve; the sheet stays on the fridge door.
Start in four steps, then print one sheet each week.
Choose a member, tasks and point values to generate a weekly A4 sheet with up to 24 tasks.
Print with AirPrint or export a PDF, then place the sheet where it is easy to see.
After completing a task, tick or fill the corresponding box.
Scan the whole sheet, review the result and confirm to record the points.
The check-in happens on paper and in real life. No child needs to unlock a phone to tick boxes every day.
Every box carries a point value. Scanning writes it to the ledger, ready to trade for rewards your family agreed on in advance.
AGou and ATu are only the default profiles — rename them to the people in your home. Everyone gets their own tasks, points and sheets.
The growth screen brings a weekly brief, trend charts, a calendar view and eight milestone achievements — so you can see which weeks really held.
Every printout carries a unique ID. Scan midweek, scan the same sheet again on Sunday — the app lists the newly filled boxes and posts only the difference.
The phone shows up for exactly two jobs: printing a fresh sheet and the occasional scan. The rest of the week it can stay in a drawer.
The often-cited 66 days is an average from one study, not a standard for habit formation. The app records activity without claiming that a habit has formed.
How we think about habitsLally 2010 · Gollwitzer & Sheeran 2006 · Harkin 2016 · Silverman & Barasch 2023
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The free plan includes creating, printing, ticking or filling, scanning and scoring. Pro adds capacity for more members, sheets and scans.
Lay the sheet flat, keep the light even, get all four corners in frame and step back a little. The usual culprits are a creased sheet, the phone’s own shadow falling across it, or a scaled printout. There is a review screen afterwards — if a box was read wrong, just fix it there.
A4, portrait, scale 100%. Do turn off “fit to page” or “shrink to fit” — any rescaling moves the corner markers and the scan will misread. Double-sided printing is fine; just photograph the side with the grid.
Sign the device in with the Apple Account you bought with, open the plans screen and tap Restore Purchases. With Family Sharing turned on, the household can share the same subscription. The subscription itself is managed in Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions.
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