No more nagging.
No more “I already did it.”
Lootti turns chores into a game your kid actually drives — photo proof and coins that become real rewards you set. So you finally know it's done, without asking twice. Built for families with kids 5–12.
Ad-free · Parent-controlled · We never sell your kids' data
The app parents open when the sticker chart dies by week three.
You're not failing.
You're just doing a job an app should do.
The exhaustion isn't the chores. It's the reminding. Every day. The same five things. Until your own voice starts to feel like background noise — even to you.
"I'm sick of reminding my kids five times to put their cereal bowl in the sink. At this point, I'm sick of my own voice."
"We began with sticker charts when my oldest was five. By week three something goes awry. By week six the chart is a forlorn piece of paper on the fridge."
"Nagging makes me feel like a failure. Like a bad mom. Like I must be doing something wrong."
Real parents, describing the problem in public forums. Not Lootti customers — the frustration Lootti was built to end.
How it works
Set it in seconds. Your kid takes it from there.
You assign a task
Name it, pick a category, set the coins it's worth. Thirty seconds — no economy to design, no chart to maintain.
Your kid does it — and proves it
They tap it done and snap a photo. You see the photo and approve in a tap — so you're not refereeing "I did it, I swear."
Coins become real rewards
Coins add up to rewards you set — extra screen time, a movie night, a small treat. No banking, no fees, no cash required.
Proof, not promises
The one thing chore apps never gave you: proof it was actually done.
Every other app takes your kid's word for it — tap, "done," reward. Lootti asks for a photo before the coins land, and you approve it from your dashboard in one tap.
- ✓ Ends the "I already did it" argument for good.
- ✓ No blind rewards — coins only land on real effort.
- ✓ You stay in control: nothing counts until you say so.
Photo proof is part of Lootti Pro.
You've tried the sticker chart.
This is the part where it doesn't die.
A paper chart is something you maintain. Lootti is a game your kid drives — which is exactly why it survives past week three.
The sticker chart
- — You draw it, fill it, and remember it
- — Novelty wears off in a week or two
- — "Did you really brush?" — no way to know
- — Lives on the fridge, forgotten by Friday
Lootti
- ✓ The app reminds them — you don't
- ✓ Streaks & real rewards keep it alive
- ✓ Photo proof = you actually know
- ✓ Lives on their device, in their hands
Your voice retires from the nagging business.
Kids see their own tasks and get their own reminders in the app. You stop being the human alarm clock — and mornings stop being a fight.
They earn it — and learn what it's worth.
Coins turn effort into rewards your child chooses and works toward. Responsibility, patience, and a first real sense of "I earned this" — built into the loop.
"Isn't this just bribing my kid?"
A bribe is a surprise payoff to stop a meltdown. This is the opposite: rewards agreed in advance, tied to real effort, mostly non-cash — and once the streak takes over, the habit outlasts the reward. It's how kids learn that follow-through pays off.
Built for kids' safety
Photos of your kids stay yours.
A chore app that asks for photos has to earn trust. Here's exactly how we handle it — no fine print games.
Parent-controlled
You set up everything. Kids join by a code — no accounts, no profiles, no chat.
Secure & deletable
Photos are encrypted and can be deleted anytime — delete the account and everything goes with it.
We never sell data
No ads, ever. We don't sell or share your child's data. Full stop.
COPPA-minded
Verifiable parental consent and a data model built around a child's privacy from day one.
Why we made Lootti
We built Lootti because we were tired of being the bad guy at home — the human alarm clock, the nag, the referee of "I already did it."
We wanted our kids to feel the pride of finishing something, not to hear us ask a sixth time. So we made the thing we wished existed: a game they'd actually open, that shows you it's really done.
We don't rent applause.
Lootti is new, so you won't find invented five-star reviews here. What you will find: real parents describing the exact problem — and space for real families' words as they arrive.
"I give them their tasks in the morning and I don't need to spend all day remembering to remind them. They get reminders on the app."
"No more nagging and repeated reminders — now she's able to take ownership of her tasks."
Start free. Upgrade when it's clearly working.
No pressure, no gotchas. Try the whole loop free, and go Pro only if your family wants more.
Free
Everything you need to start.
$0
- ✓ Core tasks & coins
- ✓ Rewards you set
- ✓ Manual parent approval
Lootti Pro
Best valueFor families who want the full loop.
$29.99/year
or $4.99/month · $99 once (lifetime)
- ✓ Photo proof on any task
- ✓ More than one child
- ✓ Everything in Free, plus every new Pro feature
Questions parents actually ask
Will my kid actually stick with it?+
That's the whole design goal. Streaks, rewards your child picked, and in-app reminders keep it alive well past the week-three cliff where charts usually die.
How does the price and cancellation work?+
Start free. Lootti Pro is an optional subscription — $4.99/month, $29.99/year, or $99 once for lifetime access. It's billed through your App Store or Google Play account, and you can cancel anytime from your subscription settings — no lock-in.
Isn't rewarding chores just bribery?+
Rewards are agreed in advance and tied to real effort — the opposite of a surprise payoff to stop a meltdown. Most rewards aren't cash, and the streak habit outlasts the reward.
What happens to my kids' photos?+
They're encrypted, visible only to you, and deletable anytime. We're ad-free and never sell or share your child's data. Kids don't create accounts — they join by a code.
What ages is Lootti for?+
Built for kids 5–12. The game mechanics, tasks, and rewards are tuned for how kids in that range actually stay motivated.
Do I have to use photo proof?+
No. On the free plan you approve tasks with a tap. Photo proof — where your kid attaches a photo you review before the coins land — is a Pro feature for when you want to see it's really done.
Tonight could be the last night you nag.
Set up your first task in a couple of minutes. Let your kid surprise you.