Kroni

Chores and allowance, together

Agree on chores, follow your children's progress, and approve when needed. Keep track of allowance, savings, and rewards you choose together.

Emil's Today list with chores, a balance and work waiting for approval.
The parent's view of three kids, with chores waiting for approval.
Your child sees what needs doing.

New families with one child get 14 days of Kroni Family, free, no card. After that, one child and five active chores stay free.

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Kroni is a chores and allowance app for families with kids aged 6 to 14. Parents set up chores and choose which ones need approval. Kids earn virtual coins they can save or spend on rewards the family agrees on. No real money moves through the app, and there is no card or bank link. Kroni also works in a browser on a computer. Kroni is free to download on iPhone, iPad and Android. The free plan covers one child and five active chores, and the Family plan unlocks more kids and chores. Kroni is made by Nilsen Konsult in Norway and is available in English, Norwegian, Swedish and Danish.

How it works

A clear agreement, from start to done.

They see what needs doing. You see what needs you.

  1. The chore list with two must-dos on top, paid and unpaid chores on set days, and a one-time chore.

    Agree on the chores

    Choose the chores, when they happen, and whether they earn money. You decide which ones need approval.

  2. The celebration a child sees after ticking off a chore: it waits for a grown-up, and they will get +$3.

    They mark the work done

    Today's chores have their own simple view. Work that needs approval waits for an adult.

  3. Approvals with a button to approve all three of one child's chores, and Reject and Approve on each chore.

    You follow up

    Approve finished work or send it back for another try. Paid chores add to the balance when approved.

Kroni keeps track. The app does not transfer real money.

See everything Kroni can do

Chores, routines and a balance your kids can see.

Works without a phone for your child.

Your child doesn't need a phone of their own. Use the family phone or a tablet, or connect their own device when you're ready.

Who's doing chores? Three kids on one tablet, each with two chores left.

Read aloud

The device's own voice reads the chore and its steps. Good for kids who are still learning to read.

Isla's Today list with 14 stars, a button that reads the chore aloud and three steps to tick off.

Practice time

Reading, times tables or an instrument: your child starts the timer, can take breaks, and hands it in once the minutes are in.

Practice the piano, opened from Sofia's Today: the timer is running, with a ring counting down and a Pause button.

Stamp card

Each approved chore adds a stamp. When the card is full, your child can ask for the reward you picked.

Emil's Today with the stamp card for Family game night: 6 of 10 stamps and 4 more chores to the reward.

Good to know

Does Kroni move real money?

No. Kroni records balances and agreements. If you want to pay out real money, you do that yourselves outside the app. Record what you hand over as Paid out, so the balance matches.

Does my child need a phone or email address?

No. Your child can use the child view on your phone or connect their own phone or a tablet. You create the child profile; they do not need their own email address. When siblings share a tablet, Kroni opens on a board where each child taps their name.

Does every chore need approval?

You choose whether a chore needs approval. When it does, it waits for an adult before it counts as approved and any payment is added to the balance. If you trust a child to do what they say, their chores can count the moment they tick them. Chores that need a photo still wait, and you can undo for 24 hours.

Does a timed reward block other apps?

No. The countdown helps you follow an agreed duration. Kroni does not control or block other apps on the device.

Start small. Make room for more.

Try Kroni with one child. Expand when you need more children or chores.

Free

  • One child
  • Five active chores
  • No payment to get started
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Kroni Family

More room for your family

  • 14 days free for new families with one child, no card
  • Unlimited children
  • Unlimited chores
  • Purchases managed by the parent

Kroni Family on the web

A subscription that renews automatically at the price above until you cancel.

Included in both

  • Allowance and balances
  • Rewards and savings goals
  • Approvals and focus mode
  • Must-dos and automatic saving

Current prices, billing periods and any eligible offers are shown before you buy.

Before you get started.

You'll find more help on our support page. You can also write to us directly.

Go to help and support
Is Kroni free?
Yes. New families with one child get 14 days of Kroni Family, free, no card. After that you can use Kroni free with one child and five active chores. Allowance, rewards and savings goals are included too. Kroni Family makes room for more children and chores. Current prices and offers are shown before you buy.
Why subscribe on the web?
When you subscribe at kroni.no, more of what you pay usually goes into developing Kroni. Apple and Google keep a share of every purchase in their stores. Sales and promo codes are also only available on the web. You manage the subscription yourself on the subscription page (switch plan, change card, cancel), and our support team can see it and help you directly. The same Kroni Family unlocks both the app and the web.
I subscribe through the App Store or Google Play. Can you help?
Subscriptions bought in the App Store or Google Play are handled entirely by Apple and Google: payment, renewal, cancellation and refunds. We can't change them, so please contact Apple or Google. To move to the web, cancel the subscription there, and you can subscribe at kroni.no once the period is over.
Can we use Kroni on a computer?
Yes. Kroni works in the browser at kroni.no, with the same account and the same family as the app. You can add chores and approve from your computer, and your kids can use their side of Kroni there too. Everything is the same in the app and in the browser.
How are savings different from rewards?
A savings goal shows how close your child's balance is to something they want, and about how many weeks are left at their usual pace. A reward is something your family agrees on, such as a movie night or an activity, and your child can ask to spend their balance on it.

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