A happy home, one little task at a time.
Every feature in Twiggly is grounded in child psychology — not just task management.
Kids earn points for completed tasks and save them toward real rewards. Childhood self-control is one of the strongest predictors of adult health, wealth and wellbeing.
Visual streaks at 7, 14, and 30 days turn daily tasks into lasting routines. Kids stay motivated by seeing their own consistency.
Notifications remind kids what's due. Parents approve with a tap. The app does the nagging so you don't have to.
Short, direct parenting tips explain the psychology behind each task type. A parent who understands the "why" stays consistent.
Multiple children, each with their own tasks, points, and progress. Kids log in with a simple PIN — no email needed.
A living garden grows as your child completes tasks. From seed to full bloom — progress they can see and be proud of.
Parents create tasks and assign points based on effort.
Children mark tasks done — snap a photo to prove it.
One tap to approve. Points land in their balance.
Kids save points and trade them for rewards you choose.
Twiggly may require a paid subscription. Current pricing and free-trial terms are shown in the app before purchase. Subscriptions are managed through the Google Play Store.
Twiggly is built for children roughly 6–14, with age-aware parenting tips that adjust as your child grows. Younger kids benefit from the visual streaks and garden; older kids respond to points and reward saving.
Not yet. Twiggly is launching on Android first. iOS is on the roadmap but not yet in development — we'll share an update when it is.
A sticker chart rewards immediately. Twiggly's point system teaches delayed gratification — kids save points toward rewards they actually want. A 32-year longitudinal study of ~1,000 children found that childhood self-control predicts adult health, wealth and wellbeing (Moffitt et al., PNAS 2011) — and it's what chore charts can't build.
No email, ever — and they don't need their own phone if you'd rather they use yours. Setup takes a moment: you share a one-time code from your side of the app, they pick a PIN, and from then on they sign in with just that PIN on that device. We store only what the app needs to run (a nickname, birth year, optional profile photo, and task activity), and it stays within your family. See our privacy policy for the full list.
When a child marks a task done they can snap a photo. Parents see the photo in the approval screen and approve with one tap. It's optional per task — useful for tidying rooms, less so for brushing teeth.
Up to 20 children per family. Each child has their own tasks, point balance, streaks and garden. Twiggly is built for whole families, not single kids.
The point system teaches delayed gratification. The streaks build discipline. The tips help you understand why it works. Twiggly is designed around how children actually develop — so the habits stick.
Twiggly is launching on Android first. iOS is planned.