Chores
Faithful in small things.
The work is the lesson.
Other apps turn household chores into a slot machine — quests, premium monsters, in-app gold. Doorpost is plainer and more honest: a small list and a quiet streak. Kids see the work; the work is the lesson.
The board
One board. Every child.
No confusion.
The chore board gives every family member their own column — each child can open just their own list on the Wall Mode tablet, and parents see all columns at once. A family-shared queue sits at the side for the work that can go to whoever picks it up first: take out the trash, sweep the porch, fold the towels.
- Per-kid columns visible on the kitchen tablet. Each child sees their own work clearly without the comparison pressure of a shared leaderboard.
- Repeats how the week actually works — daily, weekdays, weekly, every Tuesday — without piling up instances when a day is missed.
Rewards
Your rewards.
Not a publisher's.
Doorpost doesn't sell in-app currency or virtual prizes. Parents set the rewards — screen time, a special outing, a small cash allowance, a later bedtime. The points come back to the home. The child earns something real from people who love them, not a token from a publisher who doesn't know their name.
- Define any reward you want: screen time in minutes, an outing, a dollar amount, or a custom note like “choose dinner.” No in-app store required.
- Parents approve redemptions. The child requests; the parent confirms. Simple, unhurried, keeps the relationship central.
Sabbath mode
Rest is rest.
Not a missed streak.
On your chosen Sabbath day, Doorpost clears the chore board with a quiet note rather than logging failures. No streak broken. No shame. The Wall Mode dashboard shifts to a calmer layout — today's verse, the family name, a welcome. Set the day once in family settings and forget about it.
“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.”
Start free. The board is ready.
Add the kids, set the chores, and the kitchen tablet picks it up. No tutorial needed.