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Create your account
Register with email and password, or sign in with Google. One parent account can manage up to 5 kids.
RegisterHow to Use Kids Star Tracker
A quick guide for parents and kids. Follow these steps to set up your family and start earning stars.
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Add your kids
Go to Kids, add each child's name and age, and pick a fun avatar. You can also turn on optional PIN login so a child can open their own task page safely.
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Create tasks with icons
Go to Tasks, type a task name like "Brush Teeth", and the app auto-suggests icons. Kids see a large picture on their task card — perfect for children who do not read yet. Assign tasks to one or more kids.
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Kids complete tasks
Open a child's Tasks page from the dashboard. They tap Complete when done. The app plays a cheerful sound, shows confetti, and awards stars for that day.
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Set up rewards
Go to Rewards and create prizes like "Movie Night" or "Ice Cream" with a star cost. When a child has enough stars, you can redeem the reward from the rewards page.
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Track progress
Use the Dashboard for charts, streaks, badges, and a leaderboard. Check History to see completed tasks by day, week, or month — and export a CSV if you want a record.
Features
Visual task icons
Tasks show big icons so young kids understand what to do without reading.
Star rewards
Each task earns stars. Balances are tracked in a clear ledger.
Redeemable rewards
Kids save stars and unlock treats or privileges you define.
Dashboard & charts
See daily, weekly, and monthly progress at a glance.
Streaks & badges
Stay motivated with streaks and fun achievement badges.
Child PIN login
Optional PIN keeps a child's task page private on shared devices.
Celebrations
Confetti, sounds, and encouraging voice messages when tasks are done.
History & undo
Review completed tasks and undo mistakes if needed.
Dark mode
Toggle light or dark theme from the navigation bar.
Tips for Parents
- Start with 3–5 simple daily tasks so kids are not overwhelmed.
- Use higher star values for harder tasks and lower values for quick habits.
- Let kids help choose reward goals — they stay more excited that way.
- Open the child task page on a tablet and let them tap Complete themselves.
- Check the dashboard together at the end of the day to celebrate wins.