Prizly is a clear reward box with a hidden smart lock. Your child can see the prize inside — and it opens when you confirm the task is done.
Product concept in development · images are design renders
A toy, a treat-free surprise, a game controller — anything that fits. The clear case keeps it in sight; the hidden lock keeps it put.
“Finish homework”, “Tidy your room”, “Read for 20 minutes”. One tap to create it.
Tap Unlock Reward. The light turns from amber to green, the latch clicks, and the door opens.

No sticker charts to lose, no arguments about “later”. The reward sits in plain sight until the job is done — and a parent always makes the final call.

A physical lock can’t be bypassed in settings. Put devices in, set the goal, and unlock when it’s earned — for kids, or for yourself.

Parent-only accounts. Kids don’t need a login, an email or a phone. We collect as little as possible and never sell data.
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Not yet. Prizly is a product concept in development in Australia. We’re building working prototypes now and plan a crowdfunding / pre-order launch once we know enough families want it. Waitlist members hear first.
No — it’s a parent-controlled storage and display box. Parents hold the app and the unlock. It’s designed for families with children aged 3 and up.
The lock is hidden inside the frame and the panels are thick acrylic. No box is unbreakable, so we’re designing and testing it to make tampering hard and obvious — and safe.
You’ll get low-battery warnings in the app, and the box is designed never to trap your things — there’s always a safe way to open it.
No. The core app (tasks, approval, unlocking) is planned to be free with the box.