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A goal tracker kids actually understand

Not levels, coins, or pets — just stars toward something they chose.

The Today screen in Moguchi: a “Bike” goal with a progress bar at 36 of 70 stars, and the day’s tasks — brush teeth, make bed, read 10 minutes.
What the child sees: the goal, the progress, and today’s tasks.
The parent screen in Moguchi: the “Bike” goal at 36 of 70 stars and its four tasks, each with the time of day and the stars it is worth — brush teeth, make bed, read 10 minutes, brush teeth at night.
What the parent sets up: the goal, the tasks, and what each one is worth.
The Achievements screen in Moguchi: badges for a first star, 25 stars, three days in a row, a whole week and three perfect days, with the ones still to come below.
What it adds up to: badges for stars, days in a row and perfect days.

Sound familiar?

Most “goal” apps for kids are really game economies — coins, pets, levels. A child can chase those for weeks and end up with nothing real.

Example tasks

0 / 5 ★ Tap a task to try it
30 ★60 ★100 ★

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