Reward Management on App vs Calendar Device | Everblog Help Center

Reward Management: App vs Calendar Device

Everblog allows you to manage rewards both on the mobile app and the Calendar device, but some actions are only available on one platform. Here’s a corrected comparison:
FeatureEverblog AppCalendar Device
Create Rewards✅❌
View Rewards✅✅
Redeem Rewards✅✅
Assign Stars to Chores✅❌
Cancel Redeemed Reward✅✅
Delete Reward✅❌
Set Repeatable Reward✅❌
Tip: Use the app for creating, deleting, assigning stars, and setting repeatable rewards. The Calendar device is mainly used for viewing and redeeming rewards, as well as canceling redeemed rewards.

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