Mind Shift vs TodoGatya

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■ Turn "won't listen" into "moves on their own" Getting ready, homework, bath time… "Hurry up!" "Why won't you just move?" You get tired every time you say it. TodoGatya lets kids spin a gacha to decide what to do next — all by themselves. The child chooses. So they start moving. ■ Easy to use (3 steps) ① Parents register tasks like "brush teeth," "homework," "get dressed" ② Kids spin the gacha ③ Do the task that came up! "Do it now!" becomes "What's coming out next?" That small shift can change your family's every day. ■ The trick: mix rewards into the gacha Add plenty of small rewards like "10 min of games" or "favorite snack" and the excitement keeps going. When a task is done, praise them. Reward tasks become natural reasons to cheer them on. [Tips for registering tasks] · Always include short, easy tasks that can come up first. If the first one's too hard, kids won't stick with it. Building a sense of "I did it!" is what matters most. ■ Great for kids and families who… · Take forever to get ready in the morning · Find it hard to switch once they start something · Are saying "I don't want to!" more often lately · Have trouble making new habits stick · Find planning out the next step a bit tough · Are sensitive and like keeping the same routine These are everyday things many kids go through. TodoGatya uses the power of "I chose it myself" to bring small changes to your days. ■ Safe and private · Ads appear only on the parent management screen. The gacha screen kids use is completely ad-free. We don't track users. · All your child's data stays on your device. Nothing is sent externally. May your days feel a little lighter. ■ Sister apps "TodoBingo" — for kids who want to decide — tasks go on a bingo board and they pick the order. "TodoLadders" — for kids who move once they can see ahead — the day laid out as a board game.