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Grab a task
Trash, set the table, tidy your room, whatever's due is in the app. Pick one.
A rewards system for kids links completed chores to real, freely chosen rewards.No boring note on the fridge. In DOTOG you grab tasks, collect stars and swap them for real rewards you pick yourself. No pointless dots, real stuff.
Last updated: 13 July 2026
Coming soon to the App Store & Google Play. GDPR-compliant, no ad trackers.
Easy: do a task, tick it off, collect stars, grab a reward. Done.
Trash, set the table, tidy your room, whatever's due is in the app. Pick one.
Done? Tick it off. Boom, the stars land on your account.
Every task is worth something. More effort = more stars. Big jobs pay off big.
Enough stars? Redeem a reward. Cinema, extra time, allowance, whatever your family sets up.
How to share tasks fairly first is covered in our guideshare tasks fairly.
Lots of apps just give you colourful points that do nothing. In DOTOG your family sets real rewards, and you actually redeem them.
Tasks earn stars, stars turn into rewards, all in one app. Your family sets it up themselves:
Fully customisable, your family decides which task earns how many stars and what the rewards cost.
In Germany, children helping in the household is set out in law, age-appropriate and according to their ability.
"A child is obliged to perform services in the parents' household in a manner appropriate to its abilities and position in life."
§ 1619 BGB ·gesetze-im-internet.de
But does a law really make it better?DOTOG shares the tasks at hand fairly and automatically among everyone.
Which tasks fit which age is shown in our guideChores by age.
We build DOTOG as parents, for families. That is why we deliberately leave out what makes many popular children's apps unacceptable according to Stiftung Warentest: contact with strangers, advertising, purchase pressure and data tracking.
More in ourChild Safety Standardsand theprivacy policy.
Source:Stiftung Warentest, game apps for children put to the test (Landesmedienzentrum BW).