FAQ

Habisun is a family collaboration app designed to help kids build better habits through tasks and rewards.

It is designed for families with children aged 5-13 who want a fun way to build routines and responsibility.

Habisun is available on iOS and Android.

Habisun is built as a kids chore app with coins, parent approval, and linked rewards—so chores feel motivating without turning into a punishment chart.

Yes. Habisun is a kids habit app combining chores, routines, coins, badges, and visible progress—designed for families with children ages 5–13.

Set clear tasks, let kids pick linked rewards, and celebrate approved wins. Visible coins and badges replace nagging with predictable positive feedback.

Yes. Templates, voice proof, and simple visuals scale from early elementary through middle school—one family account can include multiple child profiles.

The free plan supports one child profile only. Premium plans allow for more family members.

Yes, you can invite another parent to co-manage tasks and approvals.

Absolutely! You can create custom rewards like "Extra Screen Time" or "Trip to the Zoo" and set their coin price.

Wishes are items children want. Parents can review them and convert them into official rewards in the shop.

Yes, the Growth section provides detailed reports and history of completed tasks and earned coins.

Most features work offline and will sync once you are back online.

Yes. The family inbox notifies parents about submissions, wishes, and other items that need review.

Yes. Habisun works as a digital star chart and behavior chart with coins, badges, and optional printable daily lists.

Yes. The focus timer helps kids track study and focus sessions, with progress reflected in growth reports.

Habisun supports habits across chores, study, health, kindness, screen time, and more—with templates for common routines.

Yes. Pro families can export daily checklists and visual schedules to PDF for a wall chart or fridge copy.

Yes. Coins, badges, and parent-approved rewards make daily progress visible—like a star chart that never loses stickers.

Yes. Add separate child profiles under one parent family. Limits depend on your subscription plan.

Pro and Premium families can design custom badges for milestones that matter to your family. (In progress)

Pro families can export today’s checklist to PDF. Free users can try our chore chart maker for a weekly printable. (In progress)

Use our chore list generator for ideas by age 5–13, then customize tasks in Habisun to match your family.

Yes for daily tracking—coins and badges show progress digitally. You can still print lists when you want paper.

Yes. Habisun is a parent approval chore app—children submit photo or voice proof, and rewards unlock only after you review and approve.

Yes on Pro plans. Young children can record short voice check-ins instead of typing—great for pre-readers building chore routines. (In progress)

It is a kid-friendly Eisenhower matrix: tasks sort into “do first,” “grow habits,” “plan later,” and “optional”—helping children prioritize without adult jargon.

Use the focus timer, daily quadrants, and task-linked rewards to build a homework routine app rhythm—small wins after parent-approved sessions.

Yes with task-linked rewards on Pro: finish an agreed chore and the named prize moves to ready-to-claim—coins-only and mixed modes are supported too.

The Parent PIN is a 4-digit code that prevents children from accessing administrative settings or granting themselves coins.

We prioritize privacy. Family data is encrypted and child profiles are managed entirely by the parent account.

You can reset it via the "Settings" menu using your parent account password.

Habisun offers a free version with essential features, and a premium subscription for advanced tools.

Subscriptions are managed via the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

You can request account deletion in the app or by emailing support@habisun.com.

Inviter steps: 1) In the Habisun app, open Family management and tap Invite parent. 2) Enter their email (optional relationship and display name). 3) Copy or share the HTTPS invite link (https://www.habisun.com/invite/…). 4) Send the link by message, email, or chat. 5) You can revoke pending invites in the list; links expire in about 7 days. Invitee steps: 1) Open the link on a phone to review the invitation. 2) Not installed: tap Join family, install from the App Store or Google Play, return to the page, and tap Join family again. 3) Installed but new to Habisun: the app opens the invite page—register (preferably with the invited email), then accept. 4) Already registered: sign in and accept. If you already have a family, the new one is added as a switchable second family—nothing is merged or deleted. 5) Expired or revoked: ask the inviter to send a new invitation.

Return to the same invite link and tap Join family again so the app can open the invite page. Confirm the invitation is still pending (not expired or revoked), and sign in with the same account you use in Habisun. If the link no longer works, ask the inviter to send a new invitation from Family management.

No. Habisun is a kids app without child email—profiles live under your parent account with a Parent PIN protecting settings.

Yes. Children submit wishes in the app; parents review and can convert approved wishes into rewards in the family shop.

Yes. Earned rewards can sit in a treasure chest and pending collection area until your child is ready to redeem them.

Yes. Parents can grant bonus coins for extra effort, kindness, or one-off celebrations outside regular tasks.

Pro families can link tasks to coins only, a specific reward, cash allowance records, or a mix of coins and prizes.

No. Habisun records allowance amounts for parents to fulfill manually—it does not move real money or connect to banks.

Yes. Children earn coins when parents approve completed chores. Coins can be spent in the family reward shop or saved toward bigger wishes.

Habisun records allowance amounts tied to chores for parents to fulfill manually. It is not a bank or payment app—no real-money transfers.