Screenshots are from the real application populated with a seeded demonstration family — the Cedars, and everything about them, are fictional. Shots follow your theme: Roost ships matching light and dark themes on its Night Camp palette, and this page swaps between the two with the toggle above.
The parent dashboard
The whole household on one screen — each kid's screen-time balance for today and what they've already banked for tomorrow, bonus-minute and spend controls, and the approval queue: kids claim a chore, parents approve it, and the reward mints for tomorrow through a ledger the kids can't tamper with. Below, the chore board itself and a live activity feed of every earn and spend.
The kid's own view
Kids get their own login and their own game: a level ring with playful rank titles, a day streak that rewards showing up daily, a weekly goal bar, and an “I did it!” button on every chore that sends it to a parent for approval. XP, badges, and the sibling leaderboard are all derived from approved chores — gamification layered on top of the ledger, never touching the minutes themselves.
AI meal planning with price intelligence
The Premium tier plans the week's meals around what's genuinely on sale. Every advertised deal is checked against its trailing typical price — real discounts drive the menu, and inflated “sales” get flagged and skipped, with the estimated savings up top. The plan rolls into a shopping list where each item opens directly in Instacart search.