Overview
Chores are defined as reusable chore records and then shown as due instances for a specific day. The app supports recurring patterns, assignment to a household member, and completion tracking.
Track recurring chores with different experiences for admins and children.
Berg’s Chores tab is role-aware. Admins get a management interface for planning and editing chores, while children see a focused daily checklist for the chores assigned to them.
Admin View
Admins land in the chore management screen, where they can filter by child, switch between Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow, and create or edit chores from the toolbar.
- Use the plus button to create a chore.
- Use the child picker to focus on one child’s chores.
- Use the date buttons to review recent or upcoming chore load.
- Use the pencil icon to edit an existing chore.
How chores are grouped
Berg groups chores into Morning, Afternoon, Evening, and Today sections, then shows progress such as “2/5 done” for each child/section combination.
Child View
Children see a simpler “today” style view that only includes chores assigned to them for the selected date.
- Sections are grouped into Morning, Afternoon, Evening, and Today.
- The top-right Today button returns the view to the current day.
- If there are no chores due, Berg shows a celebratory empty state instead of a blank list.
Complete Chores
Chores are completed by tapping the circle/checkmark control beside the chore title. When an item is complete, Berg reduces the row emphasis and shows the finished state visually.
Children can complete their own assigned chores
This keeps the daily workflow straightforward while still letting admins monitor completion at the household level.
Role Summary
- Admins: create, edit, review, and complete chores from the management view.
- Children: see their own chores and mark those chore instances complete.