SkillSprouts — A co-parenting chore chart for two households

Built for shared custody, not against it

Four things that make two-household routines calmer.

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Per-home routines, one timeline

Name both homes and tag routines to whichever one they belong to — or leave them shared. Your child sees a single list of what they're growing, with a small home chip on the ones that live in one place.

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Each grown-up tends their own home

A guardian confirms and edits their own home's routines and sees everything else. No one edits the other home's list, and nobody has to ask permission to see how the week went.

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A record that can't be quietly rewritten

Every confirmation is recorded with who, when, and which home. Entries can't be edited or deleted — a mistake is corrected by adding a correction beside the original, which stays visible. Kept 12 months.

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A weekly summary you can hand over

The Sunday Garden Report totals the week, splits it by home, and exports three ways: share text, a share-image, or a plain-text journal entry that's export-ready for OurFamilyWizard.

What SkillSprouts doesn't do

The honest part. We'd rather you know before you download.

No custody calendar. You can type a rhythm note like "Mon–Wed · alternating weekends," but it's just a note for grown-ups. We don't schedule your custody, and we never will — that's not a job for a kids' chore app.
No lawyer talk, no evidence claims. The confirmation record exists so two homes can trust the same list, not to win an argument. Entries carry the timestamp of the device that recorded them — we can't countersign or notarize anything, and we don't pretend to.
No affiliation with OurFamilyWizard. The export writes a plain-text entry you paste into your own journal yourself. We have no partnership and no integration with them.
No messaging between grown-ups. There's no chat, no comment box, no free text between adults anywhere in the app. Cheers for your kid come from a fixed set of phrases. There's nothing here to argue inside of.
No child data leaves your devices. First names, PINs, and emoji avatars are the whole child identity. With Family Sync on, everything is end-to-end encrypted with a code that never leaves your phones — we can't read any of it. No ads, no analytics, no tracking, ever.
Roles are enforced by the app, not by separate keys. Everyone you invite shares one encrypted family record, so only invite grown-ups you trust. We'd rather say that plainly than imply a wall that isn't there.

One child, two homes, one growing garden