Pom points are theirs.
Leo's bank: 45Each kid's own bank, for the prizes you set and Pom Arcade.
Kids do the chores. Pomjar handles the rewards.
Less reminding, no keeping score. Kids check off chores on your tablet, you approve from your phone, and their rewards land right away.
Founding families: $149 a year instead of $179, locked for as long as you stay.Open until January 31, 2027.
14 days free. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing.
5:42Parent's phone
Waiting on you
1 of 3
Mayachecked off a chore
Feed the dog
+5 pom pointsMaya has 20 pom points.
Leochecked off a chore
Clear the table
+5 pom pointsLeo has 40 pom points.
Ivychecked off a chore
Put toys away
+2 ★Ivy has 3 stars.
Family goal
Pizza night74/100
Example family. Tap Approve to drop pom-poms in the jar.
- Runs on your tabletThe one you already own.
- Set up tonightIt takes about ten minutes.
- One price, every kidNothing is sold per kid.
- No ads or in-app purchasesAnd we never sell your family's data.
The chart on our fridge lasted nine days.
My son's pre-K teacher kept a jar of pom-poms. Every good job put a pom in the jar, and a full jar meant a popsicle party. I copied it at home with our five kids, and it worked.
Then I found the weak link, and it was me. I'd promise pom-poms in the middle of a busy afternoon, get distracted, and never put them in. So I built the smallest thing I could think of: a jar that fills itself.
Read the whole storyAdd your kids and their chores
Pick starter chores for each kid's age and snap their photos, or let your AI assistant draft it.
Kids tap their face
Each kid taps their photo on the tablet and sees only their own list. Pre-readers can hear it read aloud.
You approve. The jar fills.
One tap on your phone lands their pom points or stars and drops pom-poms into the family jar.
Your tablet becomes the family board.
Between chores, it's a photo frame: your family photo, the clock, and the jar.
5:42 PMTuesday, September 22
Pizza night
86/100
Family cardsToday's board
Who's helping?
Maya25pts
Leo45pts
Ivy3
Theoroutine
Example family on the kiosk screen. Your own photos show here.
More than a chore chart.
From a three-year-old's routine card to a ten-year-old's savings goal, every kid gets a level that fits. Every rewarded chore also fills one family jar.
Pom-poms are everyone's.
Family jar: 86 of 100Every rewarded chore fills the family jar, and it never goes down.
Every kid at their own level
Theo
RoutinePut shoes away
Bring your plate
TodayA simple listNo pom points or stars.
Ivy
StarsPut toys away★
Feed the cat★
Next prizeChoose dessert3 of 5 stars
Leo
Pom pointsClear the table+5
Empty the dishwasher+8
Saving forA new building set45 of 150 pom points
Give them something to work toward.
You pick the prizes and set the prices. Kids save their pom points or stars, and no prize is bought until you approve.
Choose dessert★ 5
Pick the family movie30pts
Stay up late on Friday40pts
A new building set150ptsLeo has saved 45
Backyard campout
200pom points140/20060 to go
- Maya put in 80 pom points
- Leo put in 60 pom points
Pom Arcade: family games that know when to stop.
Short, simple games on the family tablet, and most of them star your own family. Kids spend pom points to play, so points keep moving without another prize to buy.
- Ages 3 and up
Peekaboo Pop
Pop bubbles to find faces
- Ages 3 and up
Jar Band
Tap anywhere to make music
- Ages 3 and up
Pom Paint
Paint to uncover a picture
- Ages 3 and up
Snack Time
Feed the hungry family
- Ages 3 and up
Pom Sort
Sort pom-poms by color
- Ages 3 and up
Hide and Seek
Find the family at home
- Ages 4 and up
Photo Puzzle
Rebuild a picture
- Ages 4 and up
Match the Faces
A memory game of faces
- Ages 4 and up
Pom Bakery
Bake for family customers
- Ages 6 and up
Jar Catcher
Catch falling pom-poms
- Ages 6 and up
Pom Snake
Steer a growing snake
- Ages 6 and up
Pom Pilot
Fly through three skies
You set the limits.Prices, plays per day, and open hours. Little ones play free.
Every round ends.Games end on their own. Closing time and the daily limit stop new plays.
No ads, leaderboards, or alerts.No in-app purchases, and games never pay out points.
Example rulesOpen 4 to 7 PM8 plays a day1 to 3 pom points a game
Bring your own agent.
Pomjar was built to work with AI. Connect the assistant you already use, and it can set up your board, approve chores, and add prizes when you ask. You stay in charge.
- You say yes first. Pomjar asks first, and an assistant that signs in can stay read-only.
- You see every change it makes. Every change is logged to the assistant, and you can disconnect it anytime.
- Some doors stay shut. No assistant can reach PINs, billing, or your kids' sign-ins.
Works with Hermes and OpenClaw, and other assistants that connect over MCP.
Your assistantConnected to Pomjar
Set up Pomjar for us. Maya is 8, Leo is 6, and Ivy is 4.
Here's a plan: three kids and eleven chores that fit their ages. Should I apply it?
Yes. Then add movie night as a prize for 30 points.
Done. The board is ready, and "Pick the family movie" is on the prize shelf.
Your family stays private.
Read the privacy policy- Your data is never sold
- Notes stay with the grown-ups
- Photos in private storage
- Export or delete from your account
One plan. The whole family.
Everything Pomjar does, for every kid and grown-up in your house.
No screen to buy. No debit card to open.Family hub screens cost $150 to $700, plus their own subscription. Pomjar runs on the tablet you already own.
- Every kid and grown-up
- Chores, routines, approvals
- Banks, prizes, shared pots
- The jar and family cards
- Photo frame and Pom Arcade
- Notes and cash tracking
Start free trial
Billed yearly after your 14-day free trial. Card required.
The 14-day promise
Use all of Pomjar for 14 days. If it doesn't earn its place, cancel from your account before the trial ends and you pay nothing. We email a reminder on day ten.
What parents ask first.
Should every chore earn pom points?
No, and Pomjar is built that way. Setup starts each kid with family chores that earn nothing, plus bonus jobs that earn stars or pom points. The littlest kids get a routine card with no pom points at all. You can change any of it.
Will my partner use it too?
Both parents get their own login on equal footing. Invite the other caregiver by email, and either of you can approve chores and prizes from your own phone.
Is there an App Store app?
Not today. Pomjar is a web app you add to your home screen, and the setup guide shows you how on iPhone and Android. It doesn't sync calendars or school email.
Do I have to use AI?
No. The board, approvals, prizes, and jar all work without it. If you already use an AI assistant, you can connect it, choose read-only when it signs in, and disconnect it anytime. If you remove a co-parent, every assistant key and app they connected is disconnected too.
Does Pomjar hold my child's money?
No. The cash feature records money you manage yourself, like birthday money. Pomjar doesn't hold or move it, and there's no debit card.
Not ready yet?
Get the chores-by-age list: starter chores and a reward mode for every age from 3 to 12, on one printable page.
Give the next reminder to the board.
Set it up tonight in about ten minutes. Then give it 14 days to earn its place.
Start free trial
Founding families: $149 a year, locked for as long as you stay. Open until January 31, 2027. Card required, and you pay nothing if you cancel before the trial ends.
Example family goal
Tap the jar to drop in a pom-pom.