Count down and reward quick dressing
A helps children understand time passing. Displays color changes from green to amber to red. Reveals a fun picture as time decreases. Encourages quick task completion through feedback. Tracks progress with a reward chart system.
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Didactoons Games SL
Play games and track progress
Kids can play -based games that adapt to their age and skill level. Features include solving arithmetic problems, earning rewards, and progressing through levels. Parents can track progress and set learning goals.
Franklin Kuok
Set , track routines, down
Create for transitions and routines. Set custom schedules for daily activities. Use calming tools like breathing exercises and white noise. Track progress and adjust routines based on child's needs.
Fino Soft Inc.
Play with kids, no time needed
Let children take turns playing without time limits. Features include turn-based gameplay, simple controls, and educational elements. Supports two players simultaneously. Encourages interaction and learning through play.
Runpoint LLC
Children with a green
Set a green to signal when it's okay to up. Use a visual timer to indicate remaining for transitions. Customize sounds and timer durations. Share settings across devices. Track sleep patterns and transition times.
Lovaas Foundation Fundacion
Practice sequences for daily routines
Teaches sequences for daily routines, social scenarios, and emotional responses. Users practice steps through interactive visuals and audio. Includes activities like personal hygiene, outings, and emotional recognition.
Yateland Kids Limited
Explore planets, learn science, play
Teaches counting, sorting, and classification through interactive . Helps recognize constellations and understand water's origin. Includes memory matching and letter recognition activities. Encourages science learning about the universe and .
Two Little Hands Productions
Celebrate with videos, books, and calls
Encourages with interactive features. Users can receive calls from Rachel, read books, and watch videos together. Tracks progress and offers rewards like stickers and Snickers.
Paliverse Apps, LLC
Count down to important events
Track upcoming events and to dates like birthdays, holidays, and vacations. Set alerts for individual events or streaks. Add notes and sort events. Choose background from photos or select from themed backgrounds.
Geoffrey Hom
Track attempts and progress
Track attempts for multiple children by recording success or failure and noting if wet or dry. Set single or repeating reminders for scheduled attempts. Log progress and view history to monitor consistency and improvement over time.
MagicBlox Inc.
Explore in multiple languages
Explore in multiple languages including English, Spanish, French, and Italian. Parents can help children learn to read and explore different cultures. New are added weekly by a creator community.
Anastasiya Zhemilevna Averina
Brush teeth and solve puzzles
Teaches dental care through interactive games. Develops logic, attention, and memory skills. Includes characters that explain dental hygiene. Encourages brushing habits with engaging activities.
iReka Soft
Count down to events in style
Countdown timers for upcoming events like vacations, birthdays, and concerts. Set custom time units including years, months, and seconds. Use personal photos as backgrounds. Receive notifications for events.
Nuclear Cyborg Corp
Set alarms with calming sounds
Helps users manage time with a customizable timer. Features include silent mode, multiple sound options, and a simple, interface. Designed for children, individuals with autism, and those with communication or cognitive delays.
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