A reward chart that lives on your phone instead of your fridge. Award points for good behavior, set rewards your child actually wants, and skip the printing entirely.
A reward chart works on one simple idea: your child earns something visible for behavior you want to see more of. Paper charts get that idea right and the logistics wrong. Praiserz keeps the idea and drops the printer, the sticker sheet, and the mental math.
Every new week means a new sheet. Miss one print and the chart quietly disappears.
The reward loses its shine the moment the sticker sheet is empty or the marker goes missing.
A chart on the fridge can't recognize good behavior at grandma's house or in the car.
Counting squares to figure out who earned what turns encouragement into bookkeeping.
Open Praiserz and award points the second you notice something worth praising — no fridge required.
Tap +1, +3, or +5. Bigger moments earn bigger points, so effort and reward stay in proportion.
Set quick, medium, and big rewards. Your child always sees the goal and how close they are.
Invite another parent or caregiver so praise arrives from whoever is with your child.
| Tier | Points | Reward examples |
|---|---|---|
| Quick | 20–30 points | Ice cream, pick dinner, one more bedtime story |
| Medium | 50–75 points | Movie night, baking day, stay up late |
| Big | 100–150 points | Sleepover, bowling, pool day |
Need inspiration? Browse 30+ reward ideas for kids.
Type each child's name. No printing, no laminating, no setup fees.
Choose a quick, medium, and big reward together so the chart means something to them.
Tap a point button whenever you catch good behavior. The chart updates instantly.
When your child hits the goal, they redeem the reward and start working toward the next one.
Keep point values steady. If helping with dishes is worth 3 points today, keep it at 3 next week. Predictability is what makes a reward chart work.
Praise out loud, not just on the chart. Say what you noticed as you award the point. The words matter more than the number.
Aim for a reward they can reach this week. A goal that's weeks away feels impossible to a young child. Start with a quick reward and build up.
Let the chart follow your family. Because it's on your phone, the chart works at the store, at a grandparent's house, or on vacation.
Praiserz is free to start. Add your kids, pick your rewards, and award your first points in under two minutes.