For families with teenagers, 13 to 17
Who you are is what you do
when no one is watching.
Wazna gives parents and teenagers the same record of the week — what was expected, what happened, and how the score was calculated.
Free while Wazna is new. New accounts are approved by hand, and a parent creates each child's login.
You: Done · Parent: Done
You: Done · Parent: Done
This week, taken apart
The idea
Not more reminders. A clearer conversation.
Expectations
Everyone knows what is expected. A parent writes one list, and gives each line two weights: what doing it earns, and what failing it costs. Both run from 0 to 5.
Two perspectives
Parent and teenager mark independently, and neither sees the other's mark until both have answered.
One honest record
The week is calculated from what actually happened — and only from what was actually assessed.
One list. Four areas. One score.
Give each habit one or two of four areas — Body, Mind, People and Spirit — and see where the week is going. The areas never become four scores.
Read our philosophyHow it works
One loop, lived every week.
- 01
Set the expectations
A parent writes the list, and gives each line its two weights.
- 02
Live the week
The teenager lives an ordinary week. Nothing is tracked, and nothing is logged.
- 03
Both mark
Parent and teenager record what happened, each blind to the other until both answer.
- 04
Wazna calculates
The score reflects what was expected and what was actually done.
- 05
See the progress
The teenager sees the score, the history, and what contributed to it.
The two experiences
The same week, seen from both sides.
One record and two views of it. The parent's side is built for a desk and works on a phone; the teenager's side is built for the phone first.
For Parents
Today is home: what needs attention, then every child.
Needs attention
Children
- Today
- Children
- Habits & Rules
- Weights
- Consequence Ladders
- Rewards
- Progress
- Excused Days
- Daily Note
- Household Quote
- Settings
For Teenagers
Five tabs, and Today is home. Nothing else becomes a tab.
Proud of you for yesterday.
From Mum, todayYou: Done · Parent: Done
You: Done · Parent: Done
- Today
- Week
- Rewards
- Consequences
- History
- Profile
- Streaks
The score
A number you can take apart.
Every score opens. One tap on Why? goes from the total to the items behind it, then to the days, then to the single mark that moved it.
Only what was assessed counts. An unmarked day leaves both sides of the fraction — it is never a hidden zero.
The official score comes from the parents' marks. The teenager's own marks sit beneath it as Your self-check — never two rival numbers.
Every item behind it, worst first · the days and the marks · and what any of it triggered
This will be the 2nd this week → No phone tonight
Rewards
Something worth working toward.
Rewards are real things a family agrees on — an evening, an outing, a thing that was wanted. No coins, no levels, no badges, and nothing that can be bought with points.
70 / 75 · 5 to go
70 / 90 · 20 to go
Unlocked
Once unlocked, always unlocked. A later correction to an old mark never takes a reward back.
Privacy
Private by design.
All three are enforced in the database itself, not only in the screens.
Read the privacy policy- A child sees only their own records.Never a sibling's list, marks or score.
- A household sees only its own household.No comparison between families, and no leaderboard.
- The service operator cannot read what's inside.We can approve, suspend or delete a household. We cannot open one.
Start with a better conversation.
Set a few expectations. Mark the week. See what happened.