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FAQ

Questions parents usually ask first

The short version: QuestSpark helps you make chores, routines, and rewards feel clearer and less emotional. If you want the details, they're here.

What is QuestSpark?

QuestSpark is a family app that helps parents turn chores, routines, and everyday responsibilities into a simple reward system. Kids earn coins for completing tasks, then spend those coins on rewards like screen time or other things your family chooses.

How does screen time work?

Parents decide which apps count for screen time rewards and how many coins each reward costs. Kids earn coins by completing chores or routines, then exchange those coins for minutes they can use inside the apps you allow.

Can I use rewards other than screen time?

Yes. Screen time is only one option. You can also set rewards like dessert, later bedtime on weekends, a toy, an outing, or anything else that makes sense for your family.

What kinds of tasks can I set up?

You can use QuestSpark for chores like cleaning a room, unloading the dishwasher, or feeding a pet, and for routines like getting dressed, brushing teeth, reading, or practicing piano.

Do kids need their own account?

No. QuestSpark is designed for shared-device family use. Parents manage the household, and kids switch into their own profile on the same device.

Can I ask for proof that a task was done?

Yes. Depending on the task, you can ask for a photo, a voice note, or a simple check-in. That gives you a little more confidence without turning every task into a big inspection.

Can more than one parent use it?

Yes. QuestSpark supports co-parents or guardians so more than one adult can help manage tasks, approve completions, and keep rewards consistent.

What age is QuestSpark best for?

It works best for families with kids who are old enough to understand simple tasks, earning, and rewards. The exact fit depends on your child, but the system is designed to be flexible enough for different ages and stages.