Kinwick

Household work, seen and shared.

A little help
makes a home.

Share household chores and see what happens next.

Create your household

Free · Up to six members

Put the books away

  1. Assigned
  2. Submitted
  3. Approved
Home Bucks earned +5 Home Bucks

Illustrative handoff · Fictional household

How it works

A shared place to start.

Clear ownership. A visible next step. Less to keep in your head.

  1. Add your household

    Bring your people into one shared place.

  2. Share the work

    Give chores an owner and make the next step clear.

  3. Watch it get done

    See submissions, review when needed, and follow progress.

Why Kinwick?

“Kin” means your people. “Wick” evokes a home or village. Together, they express a simple idea: a shared place, with everyone playing a part.

Two presentations. One household.

Same work. A different way in.

Grown-ups see Chores. Kids see Quests. Both Member presentations have the same permissions.

Grown-upMember · Fictional example

Monday at Maple household

Chores

One chore is waiting for you.
My ChoresOpen BountiesHistory
In progress 5 Home Bucks

Put the books away

●  Alex

Put the books on the shelf and clear the table.

Submit for review

Compact cards. Status and reward up front.

YouthMember · Same fictional example

Monday

Your quest board

Hey, Alex. A little help makes a home.
Quest boardHistory

Your quests

Assigned to you. Take them one at a time.

Your next turn

Put the books away

Put the books on the shelf and clear the table.

You're on it
Reward 5 Home Bucks
▶  I’m done

Task tickets. More guidance. One clear next action.

Presentation changes the experience, not the permissions.

Admins manage the household in either case.

Bounties, Home Bucks & Family Goals

Little contributions. Shared possibilities.

Earn Home Bucks for work, choose a reward, or contribute toward a shared savings target.

Pick up a bounty.

Optional work with a clear Home Bucks reward.

Water the plants 10 Home Bucks

Earn Home Bucks.

When the work is approved, the credit appears in your wallet.

Wallet credit +10

Choose where they go.

Request a reward

Or add to Family Goals

Family outing40 of 100 Home Bucks contributed

Illustrative earn-and-spend examples

Belonging is not earned.

Shared savings, without individual rankings. Room for everyone to contribute differently.

Start with your household

A clear place to begin.

Free · Up to six members

One household. A shared way to get things done.

Kinwick+

Coming soon
  • Unlimited members
  • Proof photos

Paid plans are not available yet.

Household work,
seen and shared.

A little help makes a home.

Create your household

Free · Up to six members