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Chores that
build values.

Asiti is a chores app for kids ages 7–15. It turns everyday responsibilities into clear missions, motivating rewards, and teachable moments that help children build independence, consistency, and responsibility.

For children, parents, siblings, grandparents, and the family members helping them grow.

Kids see progress they can be proud of. Parents keep the structure, guidance, and final say.

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Today's missions

Ready to level up?

7-day streak

Set the dinner table

Due by 6:00 PM • Photo proof

+20

Put away clean laundry

Listen to Mom's instructions

+30
240

Points

12

Missions

4

Badges

Next reward: Family movie pick

60 more points to go. Small responsibilities add up.

Asiti makes expectations visible and progress meaningful. Parents decide what needs to be done, when it is due, how much it is worth, and whether proof or approval is required. Children get an age-appropriate experience built around achievable missions—not nagging.

Behind the simple daily routine is a complete family system for points, rewards, streaks, sibling collaboration, communication, personalization, and safe parent oversight.

Product capabilities

Everything built into Asiti

The beta brings together the parent, child, sibling, sponsor, rewards, communication, AI, and game experiences already represented in the product.

Chores, routines & parent guidance

Flexible Missions

Create one-time, daily, or weekly chores with instructions, point values, due times, and one or more children assigned.

Proof & Approval

Ask for photo proof, review submitted work, approve it to award points, or explain what needs another try.

Spoken Instructions

Parents can record instructions. Children can listen again or use read-aloud support when written directions are not enough.

Automatic Schedules

Recurring chores automatically become the right mission on the right day, keeping routines steady without repeated setup.

Parent Dashboard

See today's missions by child and status, review requests, manage rewards, and understand what is complete or waiting.

Kid-Friendly Access

Each child has a profile and simple PIN-based sign-in, while parents retain control over family settings and permissions.

Motivation, values & rewards

Points With Purpose

Approved work earns points and shows children how small acts of responsibility build toward meaningful goals.

Family Reward Store

Parents create rewards that fit their values—from choosing dinner or an outing to privileges and earned game time.

AI-powered

AI Reward Ideas

Generate age-appropriate reward ideas using a child's interests, the family's budget, and parent guidance, then choose what belongs in the store.

Streaks & Badges

Celebrate consistency, completed missions, saved points, and first rewards with visible streaks, milestones, and collectible badges.

Pooled Rewards

Siblings can combine points toward a shared family goal, turning individual effort into cooperation and shared achievement.

Transparent Point History

Children and parents can see what was earned, spent, corrected, refunded, or contributed, with clear notes attached.

Family teamwork & communication

Sibling Chore Trades

Children can propose swapping missions or offering points for help, with optional parent approval and safeguards before work is completed.

Family Chat

Use direct, group, or family-wide chat with read status, typing indicators, reminders, and mission context kept together.

Voice Messages

Send voice notes, dictate a message, or have text read aloud to make communication accessible for different ages and reading levels.

Extended Family & Sponsors

Grandparents, aunts, uncles, and trusted family members can participate and sponsor approved rewards through controlled family access.

Multiple Parents

Invite a co-parent, manage family join requests, and keep one coordinated view of chores, approvals, points, and rewards.

English & Hebrew

Children can choose English or Hebrew, with bilingual content and audio support across the family experience.

Personalization, AI & play

AI-powered

Custom AI Avatars

A parent can turn a child's photo into selectable game-style character options while controlling which avatars are available.

AI-powered

Personalized Read-Aloud

AI speech supports selected voices, English and Hebrew, and a tone that matches the child's chosen visual experience.

Earned Game Time

Parents can offer game-time rewards. Asiti tracks the child's available minutes and limits play to the time earned.

Road Racer

A built-in time-limited game turns earned privileges into a fun payoff while the game wallet keeps the boundary clear.

16 Built-In Avatars

Kids can choose from a growing character collection, unlock custom options, and make the experience feel like their own.

Cosmic & Neon Themes

Choose a visual style that makes the child experience energetic and personal without changing the family's rules.

Celebrations & Sound

Approvals, streaks, and milestones receive encouraging visual and audio feedback that makes progress feel real.

Age 7–15 Experience

The interface is designed for school-age children and teens: clear enough to use independently, structured enough for parents to trust.

How Asiti works

01

Set the expectations

Parents create chores, schedules, point values, instructions, and any approval or proof rules.

02

Kids take ownership

Children see their missions, follow the guidance, complete the work, and submit proof when needed.

03

Recognize the effort

Parents approve the result. Points, streaks, badges, and encouraging celebrations make progress visible.

04

Turn effort into values

Rewards motivate today while steady routines teach responsibility, patience, teamwork, and follow-through.

Why join the beta?

Help shape better family routines.

Beta families can explore the complete parent and child experience and help guide how Asiti supports different ages, household structures, values, rewards, and learning styles.

Beta access

Try Asiti with your family.

Tell us about your children and what you want to improve—chores, independence, routines, responsibility, teamwork, or rewards.