ChoresFlow started with a simple frustration: we couldn't find a single chore app that worked around our family's actual schedule — the one built around five daily prayers.
Every app we tried was designed for a 9-to-5 household. Reminders fired during Salah. Prayer times lived in a separate app, and kids had to create email accounts just to log in. None of it fit.
So the ChoresFlow team built what we needed for our own kids: a chore tracker where families can label and schedule routines around familiar moments in the day, where kids log in with a simple PIN (no email, no Apple ID required), and where the whole family can see today's Fajr-through-Isha schedule without opening a separate app.
We started using it at home. It worked. The kids actually opened it without being asked. Chores could be described in language that made sense to our family, while the adjustable clock-time window kept the actual deadline clear as prayer times shifted through the year.
We shared it with a few other families in our community. They had the same reaction. So we cleaned it up, added a rewards store, savings goals, kid PIN logins, and built-in prayer times — and launched it.
ChoresFlow is built specifically for Muslim families — though any family that wants a clean, simple chore and rewards app is welcome. The prayer time integration is optional. The simplicity isn't.
The app can calculate prayer times for your location and keeps them visible beside your family's routines. Precise coordinates are sent to the prayer-time and reverse-geocoding providers described in our privacy policy only after you allow location access.
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