Reward mix planner
Updated 2026-09-08
The reward-mix planner maps four kinds of family activity to points, virtual pocket-money progress, earned screen time or a real-life promise. The family chooses every row and receives a printable map; the browser tool does not deliver any reward.
Putting ordinary, extra, healthy and shared activities side by side exposes when one reward is being used for everything. The output is a conversation draft, so adults should resolve inconsistent choices before showing it to a child.
Turn a clear family agreement into missions children can complete and parents approve.
Plan a balanced reward mix
Draft reward map
| Suggested role | Draft reward map |
|---|---|
| Ordinary family task | points and recognition |
| Optional extra job | pocket money toward a goal |
| Healthy effort | a small amount of screen time |
| Shared family moment | a real-life promise |
Review the result together before using it.
Private by design: your entries stay in this browser and are never uploaded.
Plan at a glance
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Input | A small number of family choices made on this page |
| Output | A checklist or plan to review and print |
| Privacy | Entries stay in the current browser session and are not uploaded |
A practical checklist
- 1 — Choose the role for an ordinary contribution that belongs to shared family life.
- 2 — Choose a separate role for optional work that goes beyond ordinary upkeep.
- 3 — Decide whether a healthy effort may earn a small, capped entertainment window.
- 4 — Use a real-life promise only when an adult can reliably fulfil it.
- 5 — Print the four-row map and test it with one task from each relevant row.
Example for the first week
Use points for an ordinary task, virtual pocket-money progress for an extra job and a shared promise for family time.
Common question
Does selecting pocket money transfer real money to the child?
No. The planner only prints the family's chosen role. It has no account, wallet, bank connection, payout or link to the KlusQuest app.