Problem Size vs Brain Personal Trainer LB

Problem Size helps kids, including neurodivergent children with ADHD and ASD, practice reading social situations and reacting in a way that fits using the “Size of The Problem” methodology! Through a library of 300 cartoon-styled videos, kids learn to sort situations into three categories used in clinical practice: Glitches, Bummers, and Disasters. As they watch and respond, their AI buddy, Bolt, gives real-time feedback to help build confidence and judgment. Collect awards and grow your streak by practicing regularly! Grown-ups! You can track your child's practice sessions and see exactly where they're improving, for targeted practice through the Parent Dashboard Problem Size was created by high schooler Sherry Chen, after watching her mom spend countless hours trying to teach her brother social skills using scenarios just like the ones in this app! Questions or feedback? We'd love to hear from you at sizeoftheproblemapp@gmail.com. More information can be found

A personal trainer for the mind: fourteen short exercises across memory, numbers, focus and logic, one score that makes everything comparable, and a Challenge between two nearby phones. Runs entirely on the device, with no account and no network. HOW IT WORKS The screen is split in four by its diagonals, one colour per area. Tap a sector, pick an exercise and a difficulty, play for a minute. At the end you get a score from 0 to 1000, the same scale for every exercise: a good Pairs round is worth as much as a good arithmetic round. Statistics show an overall index and one per area, day by day. THE FOUR AREAS • Memory: colour sequence, grid, digit span, Pairs with playing cards, animals, food or objects. • Numbers: quick maths, estimation at a glance, what comes next, and the till: give the exact change by catching coins and notes in nine currencies. • Focus: colour or word (Stroop effect), reflexes, the odd one out. • Logic: matrices, anagrams, analogies. WHAT SETS IT APART • The till: an exercise found nowhere else, born from someone who really stands behind a counter. • Several players on one phone, each with their own statistics, records and certificates. • The certificate of the month: your personal best on a sheet to share or print. • The player card: take your results to another phone in a file. • Age adjusts the games: timings and the yardstick for reflexes change with the years. • Six Home themes, including a marquetry of four woods. • Fifteen languages; anagrams and analogies rewritten, not translated, in five. REAL PRIVACY No account, no data collection, no ads. History is a file on the phone. The only permission requested is local network, and only for the Challenge. FREE AND PRO All fourteen exercises are open, at every difficulty. Free: six sessions a day and the last seven days of history. Pro, one payment and no subscription: unlimited sessions, full history, nearby Challenge.