Twiggly

New: Family Adventure. Instead of handing out separate tasks, you set one shared goal the whole family works toward: a day at the amusement park, a movie night, something nice together. It's broken into tasks anyone can pick up. Everyone can chip in, see the progression, and celebrate at the finish. A shared goal turns siblings into teammates instead of rivals. There is no race to out-earn each other, just one finish line they reach together! The time spent pulling together is the real reward. And adventures can play out over days or weeks, so it's also real patience practice: the kind that delayed gratification research keeps tying to good long-term outcomes. Also in this release: tapping a home 'create-task nudge' pre-selects that child on the new-task screen, cleaner admin home with a smoother review flow, and reliability fixes throughout.

New: Choice tasks. Instead of assigning one task, you can now offer your child a choice of two: they pick the one they'd rather do, and the other quietly disappears. Autonomy is one of the strongest drivers of intrinsic motivation. A child who gets to choose their task owns it: same chore, different ownership. And it's a nice boost for an otherwise reluctant child, since the protest is often about feeling ordered around, not the task itself. Also smaller improvements in this release: clearer reward displays on task cards and better contrast in few places while using dark themes.