Weekly View is the S’moresUp reporting experience for current and recent chore activity.

Use it to see what happened across the week without opening every chore one by one.

Quick Start: A Five-Minute Check

1. Open Weekly View.
2. Choose the current or prior week.
3. Filter to one family member when helpful.
4. Group by category or time.
5. Review one win and one repeated problem.
6. Make one change for next week.

What Weekly View Shows

Confirmed Weekly View behavior includes:

• Current week
• Prior week
• Family-member filtering
• Grouping by category
• Grouping by time
• Pending chores
• Chores waiting for Approval
• Completed chores
• Missed, shown with an icon
• Late chores
• Locked chores

Excused and Rejected are not shown as separate visible statuses.

Both parents and children can access Weekly View.

Parent Actions in Weekly View

Parents can:

• Mark a past chore complete
• Move a chore back to pending
• Approve a chore
• Reject a chore

Parents cannot Excuse a chore from Weekly View.

Use the normal chore-card flow for Excuse.

Today’s Progress Versus Weekly View

Use Today’s Progress to answer:

What needs attention now?

Use Weekly View to answer:

What happened across the week?

Use Calendar to answer:

What is coming up?

Each view has a different job.

Filter by Family Member

Use the member filter to review one person’s activity.

This can help answer:

• Are the chores assigned correctly?
• Is the workload realistic?
• Are reminders arriving at the right time?
• Is one category often missed?
• Is the child ready for more ownership?

Do not use the filter only to compare siblings.

Group by Category

Category grouping can reveal patterns such as:

• Morning chores missed often
• Pet care working well
• Kitchen chores assigned unfairly
• Evening tasks arriving too late

The category should help the family understand the work.

Group by Time

Time grouping can show:

• A crowded morning
• Too many after-school chores
• Approval delays in the evening
• Chores that conflict with practices or events
• Flexible chores using the wrong due time

Change the schedule before adding more pressure.

Review Approval and Rejection

When Approval is on, S’mores wait until the parent approves.

After rejection:

• The chore returns to active
• No S’mores are awarded
• The child can correct and resubmit
• The original submitted photo is no longer visible

Weekly View can help the parent find Approval activity, but Rejected is not a permanent visible status.

Review Late, Locked, and Missed

Late

The chore was completed or remains available after its due time, depending on setup.

Locked

Premium Lock prevented normal completion after the deadline.

Missed

Weekly View uses a missed icon.

Use the pattern to decide whether timing, clarity, ownership, or workload needs adjustment.

Review S’mores Separately

Weekly View explains chore activity.

Wallet history explains S’mores balance changes.

If an earning looks wrong:

1. Check the chore in Weekly View.
2. Check Approval.
3. Check Late Penalty or Collaborate split.
4. Check Wallet history.

Parents and Children Use It Differently

Parents may use Weekly View to:

• Review the family
• Approve or reject
• Correct a past chore state
• Adjust the system

Children may use it to:

• See recent work
• Notice completed chores
• Understand late, locked, or missed activity
• Review progress

Common Questions

Can children access Weekly View?

Yes.

Can parents Excuse a chore there?

No.

Can parents mark a past chore complete?

Yes.

Does Weekly View show monthly reports?

No confirmed monthly reporting is included.

Is it a full analytics dashboard?

No. It is the current and prior-week chore reporting experience.

Best First Action

Filter to one family member, group by time, and change one schedule that repeatedly creates late or missed work.

Related Articles

• Review Your Week in S’moresUp
• How to Filter, Group, and Update Chores in Weekly View
• How Weekly View, Activity Log, and Wallet History Differ
• How Today’s Progress Works