Every chore has a clear amount.
Kids can see the value before starting and understand how each approved chore contributes to weekly pay.
Coming soon · Home & Family
InspectorChores turns the weekly chore plan into visible progress. Kids can see what is assigned, what each chore is worth, what they have completed, and how much they have earned—while parents keep final approval.

Weekly money that adds up clearly
Parents give each chore a dollar value. Together, the assigned chores show the amount available for the week. When a parent approves completed work, that chore’s value is added to the child’s earnings register.
Kids can see the value before starting and understand how each approved chore contributes to weekly pay.
A submitted chore does not silently award money. The parent reviews it and confirms the earned amount.
Optional and extra-credit chores can add payable opportunities above the regular weekly assignment total.
Illustrative numbers only. Actual totals come from the family’s approved chores and allowance register.
A running register kids can follow
The allowance ledger keeps earned credits and recorded payments connected to the family history. The child view summarizes this week, this month, year-to-date earnings, and unpaid balance.

The family workflow
Set chores, recurrence, due times, and the pay value that contributes to the weekly total.
Kids see assigned work, remaining value, completed chores, and progress toward weekly earnings.
Submit a completion report or photograph when the family requires evidence.
Approve the completed work and confirmed amount, or return it with a correction.
The approved credit enters the running register and updates weekly, monthly, and YTD totals.
Parent side
Child side
Coming soon
InspectorChores is not accepting orders yet. Its product page will show a clear price and purchase option when it becomes available.