Everyday missions
Make the bed, brush teeth, read — tiny wins that add up to a big adventure.
Features families love
Missions, rewards, and parents in control.
Real rewards you choose
Approved missions earn Stars, and Stars go toward real-world rewards you set up, like a movie night or a trip to the park.
Safety first
You decide which missions and rewards wait for your yes, and you approve them with one tap. The AI features stay off until you turn them on.
How it works
A simple loop the whole family can follow.
- 1
Pick a mission
Parents set real-life missions — make the bed, brush teeth, read a chapter.
- 2
Send proof
Kids complete the mission and send a photo when a parent asks for it.
- 3
Unlock the fun
A parent says yes and the Stars arrive, ready to spend on the rewards you set up.
Missions kids actually finish
Make the bed, brush teeth, feed the pet. Every mission has a picture and a Read it to me button, and the ready-made ones list two or three simple steps, so a child who is still learning to read can follow along. Kids tap I did it!, or take a photo when a grown-up asks for one.
Rewards you choose together
Ice cream, movie night, a day at the park. You add the rewards, and kids save their Stars and ask when they are ready.
Built for the whole family
Parents stay in control. Kids celebrate every small win. All of it happens in the Zupzi app.
For parents
Approvals, missions, rewards, and a Safety Center — all from the Zupzi app on your phone.
Parents manage everything in the Zupzi app
For your child
On their own side of the Zupzi app, opened with a 4-digit PIN, chores become missions and Stars your child can feel proud of.
Your child uses the Zupzi app too
Everything parents need, on their phone
Create missions with a time and a photo check, approve what is done, and see the whole week at a glance.
A week they can be proud of
In My week, kids see day by day the missions that were approved, the Stars they earned, their rewards and what is still waiting for a grown-up.
Safety first, always
You decide what waits for a parent's yes.
- Mission photos are private to your family and are deleted after one month, unless you pick another period in the Safety Center.
- No chat with other people: a child can only ever talk to Zuzi, the voice companion, and only after you allow it.
- By default, Stars and rewards arrive only after a parent says yes.
- Your child's side has no ads, no web links and no public feed.
Free for families
No card, nothing to buy.
Free
For iPhone and iPad
- Up to 2 children
- Unlimited missions
- Photo proof included
- 10 minutes a month with Zuzi, shared by the family
Questions families ask
What is Zupzi?+–
Zupzi is a free family chore app for iPhone and iPad that turns everyday chores into missions. You choose the missions and the rewards; your child completes them, sends a photo when you ask, and earns Stars when you approve. It was built by a father for his two daughters. Zupzi is spelled Z-U-P-Z-I.
Is Zupzi free?+–
Yes. There is nothing to buy in the app or on this site: no in-app purchases and no ads. Each family can add up to two children, with unlimited missions, photo proof included, and 10 minutes a month with Zuzi, the voice companion, shared by the whole family.
Which devices and countries is Zupzi available in?+–
Zupzi runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 16.4 or later, and it is on the App Store in the United States and Brazil. The app is in English; Zuzi, the voice companion, also speaks Brazilian Portuguese when your child does.
Is there an Android version of Zupzi?+–
No. Zupzi runs on iPhone and iPad only. There is no Android version and no web app. This website explains the app; everything a family does happens inside Zupzi on an iPhone or iPad.
How does my child use Zupzi?+–
Your child opens their own side of the app, picks their profile and enters a 4-digit PIN, so a sibling can't play as them. Each mission has a picture and a Read it to me button, and the 26 ready-made ones list two or three simple steps. They tap I did it!, or take a photo with the camera when you ask for one.
Who can see my child's photos?+–
Only the parents in your family. Mission photos are stored privately, shown only through short-lived links, and deleted after one month unless you pick 1 week, 3 months or 1 year in the Safety Center. If you turn on the optional photo coach, the photo is also sent to Alibaba Cloud's Qwen service for a tip; Zupzi keeps no copy of the photo, and it is not used for training.
What is Zuzi?+–
Zuzi is the voice companion inside Zupzi. She stays off until a parent allows her in the Safety Center; then your child can talk with her within 10 minutes a month per family and a daily limit you set. After every talk you get the full transcript and a summary by e-mail. She says she is a toy character, not a person.
Does Zupzi have ads, tracking or chat?+–
No. The app has no ads, no third-party analytics or tracking software, and no advertising identifier. There is no chat with other people: a child can only ever talk to Zuzi, and only after you allow it. Your child's side of the app has no web links.
Can I write my own missions?+–
Yes. Pick from 26 ready-made missions in six groups, or write your own. For each mission you set the Stars (from 1 to 1,000), how often it repeats (daily, weekly or once), an optional time of day for daily missions, and whether it needs a photo. There is no limit on missions.
Can I delete my family's data?+–
Yes. In Settings, Delete family account removes everything, photos included. You can also remove one child under Family. For any other request, write to support@zupzi.io; a person reads every message.