Homeworld
Chores build the Eiffel Tower. The whole family plays.
What it does
Every chore anyone finishes adds points to a landmark your family builds together. Finish it, celebrate with a real reward, stamp it in your World Passport, pick the next one. No leaderboard, no weekly reset. Parents play too.
Homeworld is a chore app for families. Every chore earns points toward a shared landmark — finish it and celebrate with a real reward, together. No leaderboard, no nagging. Free on the App Store and Google Play.
Chores earn points toward one shared build, like the Eiffel Tower. Hit 100% and the whole family celebrates with a real reward you picked together. The real app, one family, 93 seconds — from the first chore of the day to Stamp Day. “Every chore chart works for about a week. Then you’re back to reminding everyone ten times.” Homeworld swaps the chart for a landmark the whole family is building, one chore at a time, so the motivation doesn’t fade after week one. Adults and kids sit in the same list: same size, same weight. No admin account lording over a kid's chart. Dishes, homework, laundry. It all funnels into the same build. Everyone watches the tower rise. A real celebration reveal, wax…from homeworld.my.id
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