Tummy Scan vs BloomDay

"I'm full." "I'm not hungry." "I don't want to eat." Sound familiar? Every parent knows the mealtime struggle. You've made the food, set the table, and your kid has taken two bites of rice and declared they're done. You know they're not full. They know they're not full. But try convincing a 4-year-old of that. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ What if your phone could settle the argument? Tummy Scanner turns your phone into a "tummy fullness detector." Your child places the phone on their tummy, watches a real-time scanning animation, and gets a scientific-looking percentage of how full they are. "Only 27%? I need to eat more!" That's the magic. The result comes from *you*, not from an argument. An invisible slider lets you secretly set the number before the scan completes. Your child sees science. You get peace at dinner. **How it works:** - A convincing scanning animation with haptic feedback. - You secretly control the result with a hidden slider - Kids see a percentage they actually believe - Tap on organs to learn about digestion (Mouth, Stomach, Intestines, and more) Why parents love it: No more "eat three more bites" negotiations Kids *ask* to be scanned — they're excited, not resistant Works at home, at restaurants, at grandma's house Sneaky onboarding teaches you the trick without kids seeing **A note on the magic:** The "Top Secret" page in setup explains everything to grown-ups. Just don't let little eyes see it. No accounts. No ads. No data collection. No internet required. Less than a dollar / month — cheaper than the food they leave on the plate.

A gentle habit tracker for people who find productivity apps stressful. Complete tasks, earn seeds, grow a living garden — no guilt, no shame, no punishing streaks. NOTION SYNC BloomDay is the first gamified productivity app that connects to Notion. Sync your Notion task database, complete tasks inside BloomDay, and they get checked off in Notion automatically. No more switching between apps. Your garden grows while your Notion stays organized. — BUILT FOR ADHD BRAINS Most to-do apps are designed for neurotypical minds. BloomDay is different. Built on research into dopamine micro-rewards, executive function scaffolding, and Attention Restoration Theory, it turns task completion into something your brain actually wants to do. No red alerts when you miss a day. No broken streaks. No guilt. Just a quiet garden that grows alongside your progress. — HOW IT WORKS Every task you complete earns seeds. Spend them in the nursery to collect over 200 hand-illustrated botanical species — from monstera and snake plants to dwarf fruit trees, heritage vegetables, and rare exotic specimens. Decorate three garden environments with 100+ objects. Build streaks if you want, skip days without punishment. — FEATURES - Gentle task planner that rewards progress, never punishes - Notion sync — two-way task sync with your Notion workspace - Focus timer with ambient sounds for deep work and pomodoro sessions - Daily challenges that adapt to your pace - Journal and time capsule system tied to your plants - 200+ plant species with real botanical trivia and care facts - Plant trivia quiz with 100+ questions - Three garden environments: cosy interior, English garden, allotment - 100+ decorations to arrange and resize freely - Weekly progress reports with visual streaks - Achievements that celebrate every milestone - Full localization in English, Turkish, and Spanish — WHO IT'S FOR BloomDay is for people who want to be productive but find most task apps overwhelming. If you have ADHD, executive dysfunction, or have ever abandoned a habit tracker because missing one day felt like failure — this was built for you. It's also for Notion users who want their task management to feel rewarding instead of mechanical. — PRICING Free to use with ads. Optional premium tiers unlock rare plant collections, unlimited watering, ad-free experience, and exclusive garden decorations. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/