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Belg turns chores and practice into missions. Your children earn beans for them and spend those beans on what you put in the shop.
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Extra housework becomes missions, missions become beans, and beans become things your children look forward to. And you deliver just as much as they do.
Anything beyond ordinary life together goes in as a mission: clearing the cellar, washing the car, walking the dog when it was someone else's turn. You say how many beans the mission is worth. When it gets done is up to the child, and that is exactly what makes it different from nagging.
Once the mission is done, the child photographs the result. The picture lands on your phone. One tap, and the beans move to their account. If the cellar is only half cleared, you send the proof back. That saves the checking and the argument about whether it counts as finished.
You fill the shop. It holds no toys, but the things a child actually saves up for: time together, longer evenings, more screen time. The child sees what costs what, saves towards it and buys it once they have enough.
This is where the whole system stands or falls. The child does something they would not have done otherwise. In return it is your turn when they cash in: if the swimming pool is in the shop and your child has earned it, then you go to the swimming pool. Not some time, not when it happens to suit. Beans are worth exactly as much as you honour them, and children notice faster than any accountant when a currency stops being worth anything.
Behind it sits a real ledger, not a score. Every entry stays traceable, and the balance cannot quietly drift.
What it looks like
An invented household — Mia, Jonas, Sarah and Daniel. The numbers and rewards are examples; you fill the shop yourselves.
Balance, quick buttons, tiles, dates and weather. Every child arranges their own home screen.
One button, and your parents know where you are. The map shows who is already on the way.
The next school day from WebUntis: when it ends, what is cancelled, what to pack.
Round after round, with sound. What will not stick gets a memory hook, with a picture if you like.
One list for everyone, sorted the way the shop is. Every entry gets its own drawing.
Clouds, rain and wind above your own town. It answers the coat question before the door.
What is up for grabs and what already belongs to someone. One glance: value, deadline, approval.
What there is and what it costs. What is bought sits in the vault until it is redeemed.
Practise first, then play. What may be played is your call.
The household's list. Every line carries a face, or it belongs to everyone.
The questions nobody else answers. Parents can read along in every conversation.
Sums until the monster is full. Every right answer is one bite.
A currency in a child's room can easily backfire. So we gave ourselves four rules, and we play by them too.
Beans are not taken away again. If something does not get done, nothing is earned. A currency you can lose again teaches caution, not independence.
Clearing your own plate is part of living together and is not paid for. Beans are for the extra work, for what would otherwise stay with you.
Ordering at the bakery alone, going down to the cellar in the dark, the talk in front of the class. If you know what your child avoids, that is exactly the mission worth the most.
The shop holds permissions, not things: staying up later, unlocking a game, walking to a friend alone. You decide what is in it and what it costs.
The app does not force this on you. Amounts can be corrected by hand at any time, in both directions. We simply stick to it, and the missions are built that way.
Belg Basic stays free for good. Belg Plus unlocks what costs money: the AI, the learning modules, the school connection and the buttons that make you reachable.
The first month is free.
0 €for good
The loop of missions, proofs and shop. Plus the shopping list, calendar, to-dos and documents.
8,99 €per month
or 69,99 € per year
Everything Belg can do, for up to eight people in the household. Grandparents and a second home included.
Data
In plain words, without paragraphs of law. The full version is in the privacy policy.
Servers and database are in Germany. Delete your household and the content is gone.
Read the privacy policy
Belg can help you too.
Five films. Belg is the superhero who turns up when everything at home is happening at once.
For iPhone and iPad.
Not available yet. Belg comes to iPhone and iPad first, Android follows.
The app is built and runs in families every day. What is left is review by Apple. The launch date will be here as soon as it is certain. You can start for free with Basic.
You get one email with a confirmation link. After that we write when Belg launches and almost never otherwise. Every email has an unsubscribe link. Privacy
