What you see: Mental Health
What skill your child sees: Stamina
I want to help my child be calm, happy, optimistic, and handle stress in a healthy manner
What you see: Learning & Education
What skill your child sees: Knowledge
I want to help my child become smarter, learn new skills, and think through problems creatively
What you see: Chores & Homework
What skill your child sees: Teamwork
I want to help my child learn to help me and others with tasks and be a good team player
What you see: Health & Fitness
What skill your child sees: Strength
I want to help my child eat well, exercise, have good health, and practice great hygiene
What you see: Relationship Building
What skill your child sees: Kindness
I want to help my child build stronger connections with family and friends
What you see: Focus & Self Control
What skill your child sees: Focus
I want to help my child do things on their own and have a sense of motivation and aspiration for their life
Motivate your child to build these 6 defining character traits through a language they understand: digital games
Choose a couple of the 6 character traits, and we'll provide you with a small list of recommended activities (known as Quests) to get your child started on strengthening these core life skills.
Your child chooses a virtual pet (called a Doter) to feed, wash, and grow. When they complete the real-life activities assigned to them, their Doter grows and levels-up in the game helping your child visualize their own progress.
As your child progresses in the game, we'll start recommending new character building traits to work on, adding to their growth and continuing to teach them new important life skills to help them succeed.
Add daily reminders, keep track of completed chores and activities, and monitor their progress on a daily, weekly, and monthly schedule.
To help both you and your children stick to their routines, Joon will send relevant and timely reminders.
Your children will stay motivated to do the activities assigned to them, helping strengthen their character and improve their behavior.
Research-backed activities to help your child build the necessary life skills to be happy, successful and a self-sufficient adult.
We're only 16 weeks old and families already have tons of positive things to say
"I love Joon because, with Joon, the reward is the game. It's not buying them things or giving them money to stay motivated to listen, help around the house, and most importantly, develop a sense independence!"
"Joon is helping my kids think about others instead of only what's fun for them. It's just such a great life skill that I never thought a 4 year old could develop. This is just one of many life skills the game teaches my kids on a weekly basis."
"There is no reason for this app to be limited to chores. Any task you need your children to do can be added and they will rush to do it! Within 5 minutes of introducing it to my kids they were running back and forth completing quests and asking me for more!"
"The best part of Joon is the part that gets us closer, using technology to get the family closer and do activities together rather than getting absorbed into addictive screen-time."
"My son uses Joon every week. It's been great in motivating him to develop positive habits like brushing his teeth and becoming a more well-rounded individual."
"All of my kids use Joon. It helps motivate them to do their homework, chores, and keep physically fit! These are things I could never convince them to do on my own."
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