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The family hub for your kitchen counter

The family hub that helps kids grow.

Family PowerUp puts your family's day on one screen in the kitchen: the calendar, chores, dinner and what to wear. At the center is each kid's growth, with schoolwork in small daily steps, character and faith a week at a time, and a coach who cheers them on.

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Runs on a kitchen tablet, your phones, and the tablets your kids already have.

Meet the Riveras: one family's day, in under 2 minutes.

Music: “Wholesome” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0

One screen for the whole familyEach kid's own coach and space2 minutes a night for parentsNo ads. No tracking.
The hub

Everything your family runs on, in one place.

Put a tablet on the counter. Everyone sees the day at a glance, each kid opens their own space with a PIN, and the whole thing is built around helping your kids grow.

At the center

Each kid's growth

🎯School The biggest pieceSchool emails become three small quests a day. A coach checks in after school, and missing work gets caught early.
🌱Character and faithA verse and one of 12 character traits each week, with a small mission to show it.
🏠ResponsibilityChores for every age, with coins, streaks and prizes you choose.
🧠PracticeFive-minute math, spelling, vocabulary and Spanish rounds, plus quick moves to get the wiggles out.
And the rest of the family's day
📅 One calendarPractices, games, the dentist and field trips.
☀️ What to wearA 7-day forecast with a clothing tip for each day.
🍽️ Dinner, plannedA recipe box, a week of dinners and one shopping list.
🌙 BedtimesEach kid's bedtime, with later nights before a day off.
📸 Snap a paperPermission slips and flyers go on the calendar, signed on your phone.
💌 Fan ClubGrandparents hear about milestones and text back cheers.
For kids

Their own space. Their own coach.

Each kid picks a coach (an explorer, a football coach, an astronaut, and nine more) and opens their space on the kitchen screen, a tablet or a phone. It feels like a game, and it's full of real growth.

Mia's Game Plan with today's mission
Leo's Grow page: Philippians 4:13, read it, fill the blanks, say it to your coach
Ava's chores for today: make your bed, sock sweep
Mia's Locker: Fan Club cheers, level 8, spins and her superpower
Leo's Training Grounds: Math Arena, Spell Forge and Word Vault
School

School is the biggest piece, so it gets the most help.

Some kids, including many with ADHD, know the material and still fall behind. The work hides in emails and portals. Family PowerUp finds it, breaks it down and cheers them through it.

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School emails come in

Turn on PowerSchool's email notifications and forward them to your family's inbox. Teacher emails and Google Classroom work too. Each one is sorted to the right kid and turned into quests.

The Incoming page: teacher emails sorted to Mia, each turned into a quest
2

The coach checks in

After school, the coach sends today's mission by text or on the tablet: missing work first, then what's due soonest. Stuck? The coach breaks it into smaller pieces.

Mia texts that she doesn't know what to write, and Coach Rio helps her start
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You get tonight's summary

At 8 PM: what got done, coins earned, anything missing, what's due tomorrow, and one thing to praise. Two minutes, by text or email.

Tonight's summary for Mia: 2 quests done, nothing missing, mood great
Three weeks with the Riveras

One family, three kids, three weeks.

The week the Riveras put Family PowerUp on their counter, Mia's progress report showed four missing assignments. Here's how the next three weeks went for all of them.

Day 1On the counter

The kitchen screen goes up. Chores, bedtimes and a coach for each kid. Mia's first mission goes after her four missing assignments.

Week 1All caught up

Mia turns in all four by Tuesday. Leo memorizes his first verse, and Ava earns a character star for thanking her bus driver.

Week 2B+ and tacos

Mia beats the Science test Boss Battle and gets a B+. She spends her coins on picking Friday's dinner.

Week 310 days in a row

Grandma's cheers show up on the kitchen screen, and Mom signs the field-trip slip on her phone.

The Riveras are our sample family. Every screen on this page is the real app, showing their three weeks.

For parents

Know how everyone's doing without asking 20 questions.

The parent home page: Mia, Leo and Ava with coins, homework, bedtime and coach
Mia's view for parents: today's mission, Boss Battle, chores and badges
The coach texts page: every message between Mia and Coach Rio
A field-trip permission slip, signed by Dana Rivera on the signature line
Character and faith

Growing up well, a week at a time.

Each week has a verse to learn and one of 12 character traits from Character Driven Leadership, with a small mission to show it. The verse and trait sit on the kitchen screen all week, and a dinner question gets the whole family talking.

HonestyTrustworthyFaithfulnessJustice and MercyVisionCommitmentDisciplineSelflessnessRespectAttitudeCourageTruth-seeking

"I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength."Philippians 4:13 (BSB): the Riveras' verse this week

Leo's Grow page: read it, fill the blanks, then say it to your coach
Privacy

Your family's data stays small and private.

No ads, no trackingWe don't sell data, show ads or follow your family around the web. Original school emails and photos are deleted after 30 days.
Nothing hidden from youEvery coach message is on your page. The coach never shames, never threatens, and never mentions a diagnosis.
Safety built inRude words and anything worrying are flagged, and worrying messages text both parents right away.
Pricing

One price for the whole family.

How many kids?1

Basic

$12 a month

$12 for the first kid, plus $5 for each additional kid

  • The kitchen hub: calendar, weather, dinners and bedtimes
  • Each kid's own space and coach, by text or in the app
  • School emails turned into daily quests
  • Grow: a verse and a character trait each week
  • Chores, coins, badges and prizes you choose
  • Nightly summary for parents
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Premier

$25 a month

$25 for the first kid, plus $12 for each additional kid

  • Everything in Basic
  • Fan Club: grandparents send cheers to the kitchen screen
  • Live coach phone calls at homework time
  • Coach calls on the tablet for kids without phones
  • Team and activity apps checked for schedule changes
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Questions

Good questions.

Is this a homework app?

It started as one. Today it's the hub for your family's day, with each kid's growth at the center. School is the biggest piece of that growth, so it gets the most help.

What do we need?

A tablet for the kitchen counter works best (an Amazon Fire HD 10 is plenty), plus your phones. Kids use their own tablet or phone if they have one, or their space on the kitchen screen if they don't.

Does it work with our school?

If your school uses PowerSchool, turn on its email notifications and forward them to your family's inbox; setup walks you through it. Teacher emails and Google Classroom notices work too. You can also snap anything that comes home in a backpack.

Is the coach an AI?

Yes. Each coach is an AI with its own personality. It gives hints and next steps, never the answers, and you can read every message.

What if my kid has ADHD?

Family PowerUp was built for a kid with ADHD: small steps, short sprints, fast rewards and help when they're stuck. The app never labels your kid or mentions a diagnosis.

How does the faith part work?

Grow has three parts: faith, character and mind. Each week has a verse to learn in the Bible translation you pick, and younger kids can learn just the first sentence.

Put your family's day on the counter.

We're opening Family PowerUp to a small group of families first. Leave your email and we'll send an invite.

Just your email (and how many kids, if you like). One email from us, and a link to come off the list.