Skilme App

Skilmeapp

About this app

🌟 Welcome to SKILME
SKILME is not just an app — it's your partner in discovering and developing the full potential of the adolescent mind!
Crafted by a passionate team of experts in Psychology and Technology, SKILME uses research-backed, interactive tasks to boost both cognitive and emotional skills.
The app is specifically designed for adolescents aged 13 to 19 years, addressing their developmental needs and growth.
🚀 Why SKILME?
Every adolescent is unique — and so is their journey. That’s why SKILME is designed to:
🎮 Offer gamified tasks to make skill learning fun and reduce test anxiety
📊 Provide personalized reports highlighting strengths, growth areas, and expert recommendations
📈 Track progress over time to monitor real improvement
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Support students, parents, and educators through dedicated dashboards
💡 What Makes SKILME Different?
* Built on rigorous psychological research and psychology theories
* Designed with real adolescent challenges in mind
* Supports academic achievement cognitive skills, emotional skills, and holistic personal growth
* Fosters self-awareness, confidence, problem solving, critical thinking goal setting and much more.
🎯 Who Is It For?
🧑‍🎓 Adolescents looking to improve their cognitive skills, memory, attention, goal setting, adaptability, and emotional awareness skills
👨‍👩‍👧 Parents who want to better understand and support their child’s development
👩‍🏫 Educators seeking insights into their students’ learning and emotional needs
🌱 Our Belief
Every mind is unique. Our mission is to help each one discover their potentials.
At SKILME, we empower young individuals to:
* Recognize their strengths
* Overcome their challenges
* And unlock their true potentials
Let’s build stronger minds together — one skill at a time.
⚠️ Disclaimer
The SKILME app is designed for educational and skill development purposes only. While it is based on proven psychological principles and psychology research, it is not a substitute for clinical diagnosis or professional mental health care.
For clinical concerns and mental health concerns, we encourage you to consult a qualified mental health professional.

What’s new

Consecutive wrong system added, and bug fixed