Stars & Rewards

Progress they can see. Rewards they actually care about.

Mango Meerkat makes effort visible without turning siblings into competitors. Kids can help shape what they’re working toward, while parents decide what works for the family.

Working toward

New bike helmet 🚲

35 of 50 stars
15 more to go
Motivation with context

Connect effort to something meaningful.

Tasks and routines can earn stars when that makes sense. Reward goals show exactly how progress is building, without vague promises or hidden math.

A simple lifecycle

From idea to received.

💡

Suggest

Kids can suggest rewards they care about instead of working toward something chosen entirely for them.

🎯

Working toward

Choose a goal and see current stars, required stars and exactly how many are left.

🔓

Unlocked

When the goal is reached, the reward becomes available without confusing the star balance with fulfillment.

🎁

Received

Parents can track when a reward has actually been purchased or delivered.

Their progress, not a sibling scoreboard

Celebrate momentum without ranking kids.

Mango Meerkat is being designed around each person’s own goals and recent progress — not “who has the most stars.”

Stars earnedThings completedRoutine progressReward progress

A star is useful when it makes progress easier to understand — not when it becomes the point of family life.

Clear expectations first. Rewards second.
Everyone gets a say

Rewards kids help shape.

Kids can suggest what they’d love to work toward. Parents decide what works for the family, set the final star value, and keep fulfillment under parent control.

Be an early family

Try Stars & Rewards before launch.

Join the pre-launch waitlist. Early families receive a founding-family discount.

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