"Because 'because I said so' doesn't scale."
You spend your day managing deadlines and budgets, only to come home and do it all over again—except your team is tiny, irrational, and can't even spell "schedule."
The real exhaustion isn't the chores; it's the mental load. It's trying to recall if you owe your 10-year-old $5 from three weeks ago, minus the window they broke, plus the extra trash run they did last Tuesday. You aren't just a parent; you're the unofficial, unpaid bookkeeper for a team that relies on cash advances and can't find their own shoes.
Kid Pro Quo is a Family Command Center that turns household chaos into a functioning civilization.
We replace the "did you do it?" nagging with a Points Economy that tracks itself. Whether your kids are on a flat "Salary" or a per-task "Hourly" rate, the app handles the ledger automatically. No more "you forgot to pay me" arguments—if it’s not in the app, it didn't happen.
We replace the schedule panic with the Weekly Huddle—a 10-minute guided ritual that layers on top of the calendar you already use. We don't ask you to migrate data or abandon your current system. No double entry. No new habits to learn. We don't replace your schedule; we just make it actually work.
And running the show is Gerald—a sarcastic AI butler who remembers everything so you don't have to. Delegate the details to him. He tracks the history, keeps the score, and serves as the neutral third party with the receipts. He carries the mental load (and an attitude) so you can focus on the 37 other things currently running through your head (yes, you turned the kitchen lights off; no, the cat doesn't need more food; and don't forget you have to send a box of crayons to school tomorrow because... reasons?).
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "The memory game is over."
"I used to owe my kids 'some amount of money' from 'sometime last month.' Now, the app tracks the running balance. My son tried to claim he did the lawn twice; Gerald checked the logs and shut him down. 10/10."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Gerald is a jerk, but he's right."
"During the Weekly Huddle, the app flagged that I can't drive Timmy to soccer *and* Sarah to dance at the same time because I don't own a teleportation device. It assigned my husband to drive instead. Argument avoided."
⭐ "This app ruined my life."
"Dad used to just give me $20 on Fridays because he couldn't remember if I took out the recycling or not. Now he checks the 'Ledger' and says I have a point deficit. I actually have to work now. Unsubscribe."