iRewardChart: Parents Reward Tracker Behavior Chore chart

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iRewardChart makes it easy to reward your children for good behavior and keep them motivated.

1. Type their name,
2. Select a few tasks from our list of suggestions, and
3. Reward their accomplishments with a single tap in the weekly chart

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When stars have been earned, your child can pick from the default list of suggested rewards, or you can setup your own custom rewards especially tailored for each of your children, like "$2 Pocket Money" or "One Hour Of TV".

Children love to feel responsible, challenged and respected. But most children don't like being told what to do... iRewardChart also allows you to set up abstract goals like "Patience" and "Sharing With Others", so rewards teach the virtues you want your child to learn.

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TechCrunch.com: "iRewardChart Gets Your Kids To Shoot For The Stars... And Behave"

DadsOnTech.com: "This allows them to get excited about the stars they earn, and it reinforces the importance of good behavior."

theiPhoneMom.com: "The developers have done a nice job combining the chart and rewards into one app and I think the idea of a star payout is clever."

BestKidsApps.com: "If you've got a star chart front and center on your fridge right now, this might be the app for you."

sCommerce.com: "Overall, the app is useful and fun and, when used with your children so they can see their progress, it can be a real motivator."

KillerStartups.com: "At the end of the day, this is an excellent way of keeping your children motivated."

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"iRewardChart Lite" is a full featured free version with only the following limitations:

- It supports a maximum of one child.
- It supports a maximum of four tasks per week