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.