What is Juno?
Juno is a family task and rewards app with separate parent and child experiences. Parents manage tasks, rewards, approvals and household settings; children get a simpler space for their own tasks, points and progress.
FAQ
A clearer explanation of how Juno works, who it is for and how the parent and child sides fit together.
Juno is a family task and rewards app with separate parent and child experiences. Parents manage tasks, rewards, approvals and household settings; children get a simpler space for their own tasks, points and progress.
Juno is designed for families who want a clearer system for everyday routines, responsibilities, rewards and progress.
No. Children use the child experience rather than a standard parent account. Juno supports a family QR setup flow and child PIN sign-in.
Yes. Juno is built around households with multiple individual child profiles.
Yes. Juno includes a second-parent joining flow so another parent can become part of the same household.
Parents can create tasks, assign them to children and manage both one-off and recurring routines. Completed tasks can flow through parent approval where required.
Parents create and control rewards and set their points cost. Children can browse the reward shop and request available rewards when they have enough points.
Points make progress visible and give children a clear route towards rewards. Juno also tracks current and lifetime progress.
Yes. Daily streaks provide a simple view of consistency over time.
The Prize Wheel is an optional extra reward mechanic that adds occasional variety to the core task-and-reward loop.
No. Juno is designed without advertising or an attention-driven social feed.
No. Juno focuses on progress inside the household rather than ranking children against other users.
Android is the first major release target, with iPhone support planned to follow.
A web build exists for testing and access, while the main product experience is designed around mobile devices.
Not yet. The Google Play and Apple App Store releases are still marked as coming soon.