About Kibu
A family app built like a game, because chores rarely work when they feel like one.
Why Kibu exists
Kibu turns the daily list every family already runs (chores, prayers, homework, routines) into missions kids choose to finish, because there's a reason to: coins, levels, a squad watching. Coins only land after a parent approves what happened, so it stays a system the family runs, not something kids can game on their own.
Who it's for
Families with kids roughly 6 to 16, including the shape families actually take: mothers, fathers, grandparents, and other caregivers can all hold a parent account, up to 3 per family. It's built for shared tablets and family phones as much as personal ones.
Motivational, not punitive
Every mission is something a kid opts into and gets rewarded for finishing, not a rule enforced from outside. Parents still approve everything that matters: mission completions, reward redemptions, and every new friendship, if they choose.
Built for Arabic-speaking families
Kibu is fully localized in Arabic with right-to-left support, and prices are set in Saudi riyal, built first for households across Saudi Arabia and the wider Gulf.
Trade nagging for missions
Download Kibu and see what your family makes of it.