SimFit vs Locus Therapy

SimFit is a fitness app that combines game mechanics and AI to consistently motivate and engage you on your fitness journey. SimFit will immerse you in the world of virtual games and esports by using real-time exercise stats provided by your paired fitness watch to drive character performance and gameplay. In other words, the more effort you put into your workout, the better your character will perform in the gameplay!  Features: Real-time, Exercise-driven game experience: Feel the thrill as your exercise powers an immersive real-time game experience! The more effort you exert during your workout, the better your character performs in the gameplay. Compete solo or challenge friends in multiplayer mode. Our personalized Game AI adapts to your fitness level, providing the perfect blend of competition and motivation. Games library: SimFit offers a library of games to choose from, ensuring each time you exercise is an exciting adventure. Fitness watch compatibility: SimFit seamlessly integrates with your Apple Watch so we can use your accurate exercise data in real-time for precise gameplay.

You know your child. Something doesn’t feel right — but you don’t know where to start. Maybe your child struggles with handwriting, coordination, focus, emotions, behaviour, sensory sensitivities, excessive screen time, unhealthy lifestyle habits, or school participation. You’ve searched online for answers. You’ve waited months for referrals. You’ve been told to “wait and see.” But your child still needs support now. Locus was created to help parents take meaningful early action — especially when therapy services feel difficult to access because of long waiting lists, high costs, distance from specialist services, or uncertainty about where to begin. Early support can make a life-changing difference. Locus helps families recognise challenges early and begin guided intervention at home before difficulties impact confidence, learning, independence, emotional wellbeing, health, and everyday life. FREE CHILD SCREENING Start with our free screening tool designed to help parents better understand their child’s development and daily functioning. Answer simple questions related to: • Motor coordination • Fine motor and handwriting skills • Attention and concentration • Emotional regulation • Sensory sensitivities • Behavioural challenges • Learning and school performance • Gadget addiction and excessive screen time • Confidence and self-esteem • Healthy lifestyle habits and childhood obesity concerns • Daily living skills The screening helps identify areas where your child may need additional support. PERSONALISED REPORTS After completing the screening, parents receive a personalised report highlighting possible areas of difficulty and support needs. Each support area is graded using percentage scores to help parents understand the level of difficulty. Higher percentage = higher level of difficulty. The report is designed using simple parent-friendly language without confusing medical terminology. HOME-BASED THERAPY PROGRAMMES If concerns are identified, parents can access structured home-based intervention programmes created by Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, and Special Educators. Programmes support: • Gross motor development • Fine motor and handwriting skills • Attention and concentration • Behaviour and emotional regulation • Sensory integration • Confidence building • Screen addiction management • Healthy routines and lifestyle habits • Childhood obesity support • School readiness and participation skills Practical activities are designed for real family life and can be implemented at home. PROGRAMME LEVELS • Basic Programme (3 months) – ideal starting point for early support • Intermediate Programme (4–6 months) – for children needing additional guidance • Advanced Programme (7–12 months) – for long-term structured support Parents can begin with the Basic Programme at a nominal starting cost before progressing further. NO LONG WAITING LISTS Many families wait months—or even years—for assessments and therapy services. Locus helps parents begin supporting their child immediately instead of feeling helpless while waiting. Whether services are unavailable, too expensive, too far from home, or difficult to access, Locus empowers families to take positive first steps with confidence. WHO IS LOCUS FOR? Parents, carers, and educators supporting children aged 6–16 years who may benefit from early developmental support. Especially helpful for children who have not yet received a formal diagnosis. CREATED BY PROFESSIONALS Locus was developed with input from Paediatric Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, Special Educators, and Educational Consultants with years of experience supporting children and families.