ChoreAttack at Mac App Store analyse

Inspires work-shy kids and flatmates to do their fair share of the housework. The app was created by Katie, Caitlyn, and Meghan in their Apps for Good course at Wick High School in Scotland. The team often avoided doing their chores and found this was a problem for lots of families. They decided to create an app that makes doing chores more fun, as well as offering rewards for getting them done. FEATURES ▪ Set rewards for your kids to encourage them to do their chores ▪ Create league tables for healthy household competition ▪ Use in student households to get everyone doing their part Chore Attack won the Productivity category sponsored by SAP at the Apps for Good Awards 2014, the national competition for Apps for Good students. As an Apps for Good Awards winner, the team worked with development agency Fuerte International to have their app built professionally and launched on to the market, with the support of Apps for Good and SAP. Apps for Good is an education technology movement where young people learn to create apps that change their world. Apps for Good partners with schools across the UK to deliver its course to young people aged 10-18. Find out more at www.appsforgood.org Please write us a review – we’d love to know what you think. GET IN TOUCH Twitter: @ChoreAttack Website: www.choreattack.instapage.com