"Brush your teeth!" "Read a book!" "Put away your toys!"
How many times a day do you repeat the same things?
Have you tried making a reward sticker chart, only for it to disappear from the refrigerator before two weeks have passed?
Jun Village is a family habit app that transforms daily nagging into a child's "Today's Growth Quest."
■ How it works
1. Parents set today's quest.
You can create small tasks needed in your home yourself, such as brushing teeth, reading for 10 minutes, putting away toys, or dressing independently.
2. When the child completes the task, parents send hearts.
Praise that used to be just words becomes a tangible reward.
3. Use the collected hearts to grow your village at the block shop.
From houses, trees, flower gardens, animals, to play decorations.
A village that has grown a little bigger than yesterday serves as proof to the child that they have grown more than they were yesterday.
■ Features of Jun Village
· Today's Growth Quest — Start immediately with recommended quests, or customize them to suit your child
· Block Shop — Collect nature, buildings, toys/decorations, and even animals one by one using hearts
· Village Mailbox — Letters written by parents at night are delivered to the child's village the next morning
· Encyclopedia — New friends visit as the village grows
· Village Defense — The child defends against monsters swarming at night
· Heart Bottle Shelf — Hearts collected so far stack up neatly
· Parent Screen — Manage quests and hearts from a parent-only screen locked with a PIN
· Family Device Sync — Connect Mom's phone, Dad's phone, and the child's tablet together with a single family code
· Customize settings for bedtime, sounds, and weather/seasonal effects to suit your home
■ Reasons Parents Can Rest assured
· No registration required
· We do not collect real names, phone numbers, addresses, or location information
· Hearts within the app are in-game rewards only and are unrelated to actual payments
· No ads
· One-time payment, not a subscription
■ Suitable for these families
· From kindergarteners Families with young elementary school children
· Families who tried reward sticker charts but couldn't stick to them for long
· Families who want their children to develop their own daily habits
· Families where siblings build habits together
· Families who value parent-child interaction
■ 10-Day Free Trial
First, try it out to your heart's content for ten days.
All you need to do is check if your child asks, "What's today's quest?" the next morning.
Inquiries: hanibal081578@gmail.com
Quests instead of nagging. The child collects hearts on their own to grow the village. 10-day free trial