Jason's Place launches ChoreQuest, a parent-approved family chore and allowance game, at CA$2.99 a month

ChoreQuest, a Jason's Place family game built by ARQS, turns household chores and allowance into a bright, parent-approved quest game.

By West Coast News · October 15, 2026

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VANCOUVER, B.C., October 15, 2026 — ChoreQuest, a Jason's Place family game built by ARQS, turns household chores and allowance into a bright, parent-approved quest game. Kids pick a quest from the quest board, such as making the bed or helping at dinner, and tap I did it when the job is finished; a parent checks it with a four-digit PIN before stars and optional allowance are added. Stars can be spent in the reward chest with a parent's approval, and an adventure log shows what each explorer has accomplished. Parents add quests with stars, allowance in Canadian dollars and daily, weekly or one-time repeats, add explorers by nickname, and can back up, restore or erase family data. ChoreQuest never asks for a child's real name, email, birthday, location or photo: nicknames, progress and the parent PIN stay in the browser, and there is no child chat, advertising or public profile. ChoreQuest Family is CA$2.99 a month through secure Stripe checkout in CAD.

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About Jason's Place

Jason's Place is a children's adventure mansion. Meet Jace, Juno, Juni, Ella, Jake and Lumi, open the doors, read the stories and play the games. Jason's Place is part of the ARQS.ca portfolio. More at Jason's Place and in the release Jason's Place added to the ARQS.ca portfolio.

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ARQS (ACK Research Quantitative Systems) runs ARQS.ca, one web address for AI software, business services, online learning, publishing and its portfolio of digital platforms. Products are sold through the ARQS Store; company news is in the ARQS Newsroom and on West Coast News product releases.

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