iReward

I was hoping this app would be helpful. This app hasn’t been updated in 5 years. So many features do NOT work. Save your money.

Switch around the behavior/ reward part and it would be perfect for me. Right now i have to put the “chore” in the reward bar and the reward in the behavior bar as the chore because it makes more sense to me lol. Other than that this looks great!

This app continually freezes and crashes. Great concept but doesn't work! Please fix this or offer refunds.

My son is autistic and having a visual goal of what he's trying to achieve is great for him. I noticed another review giving this a low review because they weren't able to remove the default information. All you need to do is swipe across the name of the child or the behavior/reward and a delete button will appear. So far, this is working fantastic at getting my son to earn rewards for what he accomplishes. I'm going to be integrating this app with his school since he does so well on the reward system. The developer has some great tutorials on their website.

Highly disappointed! I cannot edit old info already on there, nor edit pictures and rewards. Can't use it and want money back!

I love this app for my EBD classroom. I wish it had an option to increase the number of tokens higher then 20. Really easy to use otherwise!! Love it!

I updated and then panicked because I couldn't unlock my rewards by shaking the iPad the way i could before. Then I discovered that the lock feature (which I find really useful) is still there but you must lock the orientation. So my review is back to 5 stars. This is a great personalized app. I like that you can have an actual photo of the reward.

Anyone how has worked in the field of special education has probably seen student earning charts designed to capture student interest. These teacher-created charts sometimes feature stick-on Velcro pictures or whiteboard checklists. While they are highly motivating and effective, traditional earning charts are also stigmatizing. There is no mistaking that the student carrying the chart to class is “different” from the rest of the students. iReward changes all that. Using an iPod, iPad, or iPhone, teachers can setup a variety of different earning charts for one student, or many students. Gone are the days of laminating and cutting out photos to attach to an earning chart. With iReward, educators simply use the internal camera or Google Image search to find an appropriate image. What sets iReward apart from traditional earning charts is the fact that it is not as stigmatizing. Students carrying portable electronic devices look very much like any other student. The small screen of an iPod or iPhone makes it easy to record student progress discretely.

It is great to have my reward chart with me at all times since it is on my iPhone. My son is more interested in getting to see the cat video than the actual rewards, so I'd love to be able to add more videos when he tires of this one. Otherwise, we really like it.

This is a really nice app for creating reward charts for your children - for chores, for good behavior, doing homework or whatever you wish. It is easy to set up for multiple children. You can use your own photos but I really love using the image search to find great pictures to customise the app. It is really flexible - you get to set the rewards, how many (stars, smiley faces, check marks etc) they need to earn to get the rewards. Each child chart can be different , but if you want to use the same chore/ reward for multiple children its easy to cut and paste too. You can also take away stars etc if you need to too. A well thought out and well executed app.