Golden star chart & reward app for kids ⭐
Responsibility and autonomy transform children's education and shape well-rounded, emotionally balanced adults.
Create tasks, track behaviors, and set rewards. Starlly is the golden star chart app that shifts your family's routine from "scolding for disobedience" to "rewards for good behavior."
The game changes. What was conflict becomes teamwork. Build your golden star chart together, as a family. 💚
We know how it feels…
Asking them to clean their room turns into a fight. Homework needs reminding every single day. Lunchtime is a battle. In the end, you feel more like a cop than a parent. But how do you fix it?
⭐ Remember how much you loved getting gold stars from your teacher?
Kids need structure, purpose, and motivation to help out. Starlly makes it easy with a fun golden star chart app.
Simple for you. Fun for them.
Create tasks and behaviors
Set up what earns stars on the chart: doing the dishes, reading a book, finishing their meal... and what loses stars, like fighting with siblings or forgetting a deal.
Track the star chart in real time
See each child's star balance on their golden star chart. You decide how many stars each task is worth and deduct when needed.
Set the rewards
Create goals: 20 stars = trip to the park, 50 = ice cream, 100 = a toy? Your family, your rules.
Science showed the way. Starlly made it easy and fun.
Research shows that children with responsibilities grow up happier and more prepared. A golden star chart brings structure to everyday life.

🔬 Estudo científico
85 years of research
The Harvard Study of Adult Development has followed participants since 1938. The connection between household chores and adult success was popularized by Julie Lythcott-Haims in her 2016 TED Talk.
Harvard University · Since 1938
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🔬 Estudo científico
9,971 children analyzed
Children with household responsibilities showed greater self-competence and better social skills.
White, DeBoer & Scharf · JDBP, 2019
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🔬 Estudo científico
Executive functions
Age-appropriate tasks develop working memory, focus, planning, and self-control — essential skills for school and life.
Tepper, Howell & Bennett · La Trobe, 2022
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🔬 Estudo científico
20-year longitudinal study
Children who started chores in preschool had more academic, professional, and relational success in adulthood — regardless of income or gender.
Rossmann · Univ. of Minnesota, 2002
View original study ↗ →Everyone wins.
For the kids ⭐
- ✅ Learns that effort leads to rewards
- ✅ Develops focus, organization and autonomy
- ✅ Feels they truly contribute
- ✅ Boosts self-esteem: "I can do it!"
For the parents 💛
- ✅ Less conflict when asking for help
- ✅ Visual progress tracking
- ✅ More predictable and consistent routine
- ✅ More connection, less nagging
Choose your family's plan
Free
$0
- 📋 Up to 6 tasks/child
- 🎁 1 reward/child
- 📢 May include ads
Star Plan
US$15
/mo
(≈ R$ 76,78)
- ♾️ Unlimited
- 📢 No ads
Cancel anytime
Families that already changed their routine
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"My daughter now remembers to make her bed on her own. Just like that."
— Sarah · Austin, TX
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"Now my son knows that to get the toy he wants, he needs to eat fruit every day. Nutrition made easy."
— Michael · Denver, CO
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"We stopped fighting over homework. The 100-star goal did the trick, haha"
— Jessica · Chicago, IL
Start your golden star chart today. It's free. ✨
You don't need to be the perfect parent. You just need Starlly — a system that works.
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