Earn points foreveryday tasks.

Choose tasks like brushing teeth or tidying up. Kids earn points when you approve completed tasks and save them for rewards your family chooses.

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How points and practice work

A point for making the bed can bring your child one step closer to family movie night.

  1. Complete a task

    You choose tasks like making the bed. Your child marks the task done.

    A child’s Make my bed card with a one-point value and an I did it button.
  2. Approve points

    You review the task and approve the point. Kids save their points for a reward you choose together.

    A parent’s review screen with one completed task waiting for approval.
  3. Add learning practice

    Preview and assign a short exercise. Your child can practise skills like addition or dictation.

    An addition exercise in Growbito with a place to enter the answer.

Inside Growbito

A closer look at practice.

Explore 10 exercise examples, from dictation and arithmetic to fractions, patterns and charts.

Listen and write.

Children listen to a sentence and write one letter in each box.

Dictation exercise with a speaker button and letter boxes for a short sentence.

Work out the sum.

Children add two numbers and enter their answer. A hint is there if they need help.

Addition exercise showing 7 + 5, an answer field, and Hint and Check answer buttons.

Put numbers in order.

Children arrange the numbers from smallest to largest, then check their answer.

Number-ordering exercise showing 30, 10 and 20 with arrow controls to move them.

Practice multiplication facts.

Children solve a multiplication problem and check their answer.

Multiplication exercise showing 6 × 4 with an answer field and a Hint button.

Work out what is left.

Children subtract one number from another and enter the result.

Subtraction exercise showing 15 − 7 with an answer field and a Check answer button.

Compare two fractions.

Children decide which fraction is greater, or whether both are equal.

Fraction comparison showing 1/2 and 3/4 with less than, greater than and equal to choices.

Find the next number.

Children look for the pattern and complete the number sequence.

Number sequence showing 45, 47, 49 and a missing number, with an answer field.

Solve a word problem.

Children read a short problem and use the details to work out the answer.

Word problem about 30 marbles, with 5 outside a box, asking how many are inside.

Find the distance around.

Children use the side lengths to find the perimeter of a rectangle.

Perimeter question about a rectangle with sides of 5 cm and 7 cm.

Read the chart. Find the answer.

Children read a simple bar chart and use it to answer a question.

Bar chart showing that Dana read 3 books and Amir read 5. The question asks how many books Dana read.

Manage Growbito.Just ask ChatGPT.

Check points, manage daily activities and rewards, and prepare practice in a conversation. You confirm changes and review new practice in Growbito before assigning it.

See how to connect

Example requests

  • How many points does Maya have?
  • Give Maya one point for brushing her teeth.
  • Create a family movie reward for Maya worth 50 points.
  • Prepare five addition exercises for Maya.

Maya is a fictional child. These example requests do not show completed actions.

Your confirmation comes first.

Check which child the change is for and what will change. Preview and approve new practice in Growbito before assigning it.

Every small step has a place.

Set everyday tasks, approve points, and choose rewards together. Add learning practice to your family’s routine.

Practice with purpose.

Set learning goals and prepare practice for your child with help from AI. You review the exercises and decide what to assign.

Make room for good habits.

Turn everyday activities into a clear family routine. Review completed activities and keep track of points.

Rewards chosen by your family.

A movie night. Time together. Something worth working toward. Create rewards and let children see their progress.

A clear view for parents.

Use a separate profile for each child. Review their activity history and manage device access in Growbito.

Features

A conversation. With you in control.

Look for the connector named Little Step in ChatGPT. You can connect when it is available in your account.

  1. Connect your account

    When Little Step is available in your ChatGPT account, open it and follow the connection steps. Sign in to Growbito and review the requested access.

  2. Ask in your own words

    Choose a child and ask about points, daily activities, rewards or practice. Try one of the example requests above.

  3. Review and confirm

    Check which child the change is for and what will change, then confirm. Preview and approve new practice in Growbito before assigning it.

Your family. Your language.

Growbito supports English, Hebrew, Arabic, Ukrainian, and Russian. Hebrew and Arabic read from right to left.

Questions from parents.

Do I need ChatGPT?

No. You can use Growbito directly in the app. ChatGPT is another way for parents to handle supported everyday tasks.

Can ChatGPT change points without asking?

Changes require your confirmation. Check which child the points are for and the exact amount before you confirm.

Can I prepare practice through ChatGPT?

Yes. Ask for practice in chat, then review the private preview in Growbito. Approve it before assigning it to your child.

What still happens in the app?

Use Growbito to sign in and manage child device access, the parent PIN, accounts and family members. Not every setting is available in chat.

More questions & answers

Make space for a little growth.

Bring your family’s next small step into Growbito.

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