Kids Behavior Tracker vs The Points System

Helping kids build good habits doesn’t have to be a struggle. This app helps you motivate your kids to show positive behavior and complete daily tasks and routines — with rewards that actually work. Kids love challenges, competition, and earning rewards. Parents love seeing their kids motivated, responsible, and proud of their progress. This app turns everyday routines into a fun, goal-based system that works for the whole family. SIMPLE TO USE ● Enter your child’s name ● Assign behaviors and routines from the built-in list or create your own ● Reward good behavior with stars and stickers and track progress toward goals ● Kids collect stars, completions, and stickers that can be exchanged for real rewards ● Once a goal or time period is completed, start a new cycle and keep the motivation going FEATURES ● Create profiles for multiple kids with names and photos ● Visually track progress for each behavior or routine ● Collect stars (for single accomplishments) and completions (for completing goals over time) ● Exchange stars and completions for real-life rewards you define ● 25+ predefined behaviors and routines ● 150+ stickers (available via in-app purchase) ● Create custom behaviors and routines with names and photos ● Create your own reward list with photos ● Protect the app with a passcode so kids can’t reward themselves ● Daily reminder notifications to assign stars at a chosen time ● Record voice agreements with your kids to document promises and contracts and review them later — — — How does this app motivate kids to behave better? Kids earn stars, stickers, and completions for positive behavior and completed routines, which they can exchange for real rewards agreed upon with parents. Is this suitable for daily routines like homework or chores? Yes. You can create routines for chores, homework, bedtime, morning tasks, and any daily habit you want to encourage. Can I use this for more than one child? Yes. You can create individual profiles for each child and track their progress separately. Do parents control the rewards? Absolutely. Parents define the rules, rewards, and goals — and a passcode prevents kids from assigning rewards themselves. What if kids forget what they agreed to? You can record voice agreements with your kids, creating a clear record of what was promised and whether it was fulfilled. Does this work for kids who need extra motivation or structure? Yes. Clear goals, visual progress, and consistent rewards help children stay motivated and understand expectations. Is the app free? The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases such as additional sticker packs. — — — If you enjoy the app, please leave a review on the App Store — it really helps. Have questions or ideas? We’d love to hear from you. Support Email: AppsForParents@gmail.com Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/site/appsforparentsprivacy/

This system enables a salesperson to measure and reward him or herself for each step in the sales process. Further, this system recognizes that salespeople need to work in a positive environment and be rewarded for all activity including such negatives as cancelled appointments. It also rewards momentum gathering activity such as making calls by phone or in person even if you don't get to speak to the prospect or client. Activity is the key to success and reward must be given for all activity. By obtaining 20 points or more each day using this system you will increase your activity, sales and income! How it works: The approach: An approach is when you attempt to speak to a prospect or client. This maybe in person or on the phone. It is important to understand that you register 1 point if you don't get to speak to the person regarding an appointment. The contact: A contact is when you speak to a prospect or client in person or on the phone and you ask for the appointment. For this you reward yourself with 2 points whether the appointment is made or not. Missed appointment: Reward for a large negative. All salespeople feel negative about missed or cancelled appointments. Why? Because they have spent time preparing for it. If this is the case and the prospect or client cancels the appointment give yourself 3 points. The Interview: For each interview you conduct whether a 1st or 2nd interview, and you attempt to close the sale the reward is 4 points. Sale: A sale is the maximum of points. Note: you do not receive 4 points for the interview as well as the 5 points for the sale. Just 5 points for the sale. If the sale is made at the second interview, then you have the total of 9 points: 4 for the interview and 5 for the sale at the second interview. When starting this system, you must expect that most of the activity will be made up of 1 or 2 points from approaches and contacts.