TodCards - Toddler Flash Cards

TodCards - Toddler Flash Cards

ABC, Numbers, Shapes, Colors

78 ratings
92 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 4, 2019
  • September 21, 2021
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About

This app is designed to be an interactive learning tool for parents and toddlers. It focuses on supervised screen time, using minimalistic design and research-backed methods to teach ABCs, numbers, shapes, and colors. The goal is to foster bonding and learning without encouraging digital addiction.

Interactive learning tool
Supervised screen time focus
Minimalistic design
Research-backed training methods
On-the-go convenience
Font mirroring school penmanship
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What's New in TodCards

1.5.1

September 21, 2021

Bug fix for devices on night mode

Subscription plans

Unlock All Decks (Monthly)

Unlock all current and future decks

$6.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$1.99

ABC Deck

Learning ABC Deck

User reviews

Doesn’t Randomize Decks Except Numbers

There is no point in the reinforcement cards, because the letters are all in alphabetical order. It says they are supposed to be randomized in the description and they’re not. A rip off for $6.99. Do not buy. Only the numbers are randomized. If this is a bug, they need to fix asap. I canceled.

No Family Sharing!?

With an app meant for our child, you would think the developer would enable family sharing so both mom and dad’s phone could have the full version. I’m not paying for it twice, and I already wasted money on my phone! Finding another app for our child. DO NOT DOWNLOAD. Also, subscription model? Get bent. I’d pay $10 to unlock everything forever. I’ll find a cracked version and sideload it before I pay you monthly! Greedy devs.
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No family share between parents, REALLY???

I love this app, I’m happy to support it with the in app purchases, and it’s worth 5 stars but my husband would have to repurchase everything to use it? WHY? That seems…. Unhelpful at best and greedy at worst. Honestly, an unfortunate deal change for me. The lack of family share reduces the so to 3 stars. Very unfortunate…
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Reinforcement deck isn’t working, paid $6.99

This is a really easy code fix. Please push an update

App fails

When trying to open app the app stops working and closes on its own. I am unable to utilize it.

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FAQ

What does the TodCards app do?

The app serves as an interactive tool for parents and toddlers to learn fundamental concepts like ABCs, numbers, shapes, and colors. It emphasizes supervised screen time and aims to foster bonding between parent and child through educational activities.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include an interactive learning design, a focus on supervised screen time to avoid addiction, research-backed familiarization and reinforcement training methods, and on-the-go convenience. It also uses fonts designed to mirror early childhood penmanship exercises.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, but it offers in-app purchases. This means some content or features may require an additional purchase to access.

What age group is this app suitable for?

The app is specifically designed for toddlers and young children. It focuses on early learning concepts that are appropriate for this age group, such as letters, numbers, shapes, and colors.

How does this app differ from other toddler learning apps?

This app differentiates itself by focusing on supervised screen time and a minimalistic design, avoiding the flashy graphics and music common in other apps. It is intended as a tool for parents to interact with their children, rather than a standalone digital toy, and is backed by research on memory building and early childhood education.