The child finishes the job. The parent confirms it.
A completed tap is useful, but it should not automatically settle whether the task was done. Parent Quest adds a quick parent review before progress is confirmed.
Protected approval stays behind the Parent PIN, keeping the final decision with the adult.
That extra approval step separates “I tapped complete” from “the parent has checked it.” It gives families a simple way to let children record progress without automatically granting coins, rewards or confirmed completion before an adult has reviewed the task.
Quick questions
Can parent-approved tasks be different for each child?
Yes. Each child can have their own tasks, and the parent can review completed work separately for each child profile.
Who creates tasks that require parent approval?
The parent or guardian creates and manages them, then uses the protected approval flow to decide when completed work should be confirmed.
Does the approval flow decide whether a task is suitable?
No. Suitability remains a parental decision. The approval flow only helps the adult review progress after the task has been marked complete.