What keeps happening
- דI’ve asked three times already”
- ×The same routines become daily negotiations
- ×Good effort gets missed while you chase what hasn’t happened
Choose one everyday thing your child can already do themselves.MyWins helps you reduce the prompting, build the routine and hand more ownership to them.
MyWins gives everyday expectations somewhere visible to live — so your child can see what matters, what went well and what comes next.
When the activity happens, +1 makes that success visible. The Win can be banked or deliberately linked to a challenge.
−1 records that the activity did not happen. It never removes a banked Win or reduces a reward balance. It is information, not a punishment.
Visible progress and quick feedback make small successes easier to notice, while challenges and meaningful rewards give children a clear next goal and more ownership.
MyWins is not about perfect behaviour. It helps children practise responsibility, independence, consistency and motivation in a way they can actually see.
Make expectations visible, specific and easier for children to own.
Help children start and follow through with fewer prompts from you.
Notice repeated effort until everyday routines begin to feel more normal.
Connect progress to encouragement and rewards that genuinely mean something.
Their own simple view shows what they are working on, what has gone well and what comes next — while you keep the final say. Turn on Self-log only if it suits your child.
Independence looks different as children grow. Ages 7–9 might focus on getting dressed, teeth or a school bag; ages 10–12 on homework, clubs and remembering equipment; ages 13–15 on revision, deadlines, getting ready independently and agreed responsibilities.
Challenges are optional. Use them when a clear goal helps. The reward does not have to be something you buy. It can be a choice, privilege, experience, time together or extra independence.
Choose the routine, responsibility, learning habit or character behaviour that needs a clearer focus.
Pick something meaningful: choosing the film, extra activity time, choosing dinner, one-to-one time, a family outing, a privilege or extra independence.
Choose how many Wins are needed and whether banked Wins can top up the final gap.
Your child sees the target, reward and progress together — then claims it when the challenge is complete.
Track one everyday problem for 7 days. Your progress stays saved, nothing converts automatically, and new recording pauses after Day 7 unless you choose a paid plan.
For one child — one clear place to build routines, independence and visible progress.
For families with more than one child — each child gets their own profile, progress history and independence focus after the free Reset.
Need more than 3 children? Contact us and we'll help set up the right family access.
Anonymised feedback from early MyWins families. These comments are useful signals, not a claim that every family will get the same result.
“I wasn’t sure whether we would actually keep using another family app, but this has been surprisingly easy. My daughter likes choosing what to work on, and I’ve noticed I’m having to remind her less. It’s made our evenings feel a bit lighter.”
“The biggest change for me is that I’m not repeating the same things quite as much. We still have normal family moments, but there’s more space to notice what went well instead of only talking about what hasn’t been done. I’ve already mentioned it to a couple of friends.”
“It was straightforward to set up and the children were interested in their dashboards straight away. I’ve started seeing little bits of independence that I probably would have missed before. They do compare their progress sometimes, so I’d love a gentle family challenge option in future.”
Clear answers for parents deciding whether MyWins is right for their home.
MyWins helps parents make positive effort visible while still recording misses honestly. The aim is to give children clearer feedback about what to repeat, rather than allowing every conversation to centre on what went wrong.
Parents can change activities as family needs change, add comments, see patterns across time and create a focused challenge with its reward attached. The child dashboard makes the progress visible without asking the child to manage the parent account.
Start with one agreed focus and frame MyWins as a way to reduce reminders and notice progress, not to watch everything your child does. Let them help choose the focus where possible, keep comments specific rather than judgemental, and turn on Self-log only when it feels useful.
MyWins moves expectations, progress and challenge targets out of repeated conversations and into a shared view. It cannot guarantee a particular family result, but it gives parents and children a clearer system to work from.
Yes. Parents can add clear, observable activities around kindness, effort, responsibility and independence—not only household chores—and then record the moments they want to notice.
Your history and dashboards stay saved. New recording pauses until you choose a paid plan. The Reset never converts automatically and no card is collected when it begins.
Your child sees their name and the wins, misses, comments, challenges, rewards and progress that you enter for them. They do not see billing, the parent account, marketing or other children's private login details.
No. MyWins can simply make progress visible. If a challenge helps, the reward can be an experience, privilege, choice, time together, a family activity or extra independence — not something you have to buy.
A simple update is just +1 Win or −1 Miss, with an optional note when it adds useful context. The daily interaction is designed to be a quick check-in rather than another administration task.
Personalised Insights surface patterns once there is enough activity. Parent Coach is the paid guidance layer that uses limited derived signals from those patterns to explain what may be worth trying next. It supports parent judgement rather than making decisions about a child. See how AI-assisted features handle family data.
Not yet. One parent account currently owns the family workspace. We do not recommend sharing passwords. The right next product step is invite-based co-parent access so each adult can have separate credentials and appropriate permissions.
MyWins uses the parent account details needed to run the service and the child profile information you choose to add, such as a name or nickname, username, activities, wins, misses, comments, challenges, rewards and progress. Children do not need an email address, phone number, home address or payment details. Read the full privacy information.
Track it for seven days. Spot where prompting is easing, what still needs support and the next routine worth building.
No card required.