Joon: Behavior Improvement App

Finally I had to search outside the boarders of Denmark to get the help needed Amazing Abb Supports parents and kids in different ages and threre diversity A lot of fun. Perfect and loving way of teaching skills Regards from at whole ADHD family though many generations

I have to admit, it does get my son to do the things I want him to without a fight! It is still early, we have only had the app for a few days. There are some bugs, lost quests, and information on my son’s app (says I have something in review and I do not), and his coin total changed all of a sudden from 22 to 24 without completing a task. So there are some bugs. Kelli

but a bit buggy.

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My kids love this app. 6 and 10 years old. We are a family of two homes, and this app makes the daily schedule much more easy for my oldest kid to watch, understand and follow in both homes which gives him a lot more overview and peace of mind. My okdest kod has a adhd diagnose and he really praices this app himself saying how nice it is for him. Irs nice how kids in different age groups can get something different from the app. My youngest kid loves the gamifacation of it and hos little pet, where my oldest kod mostly use it for dayily overview of tasks and plans. Its very easy to use the parent side of the app as well. In general I can really recomend this app to anyone especially for kids with adhd symptoms. Its a great took for our family in general But especially when our kids shift betweens two homes yet still need some consistency.

I wished this app was made for danish kids also.

My kid who does not have a diagnosis love this app. Five year old. It’s a bit hard because it’s in English, but he loves his dragon. It makes everything easier and he is so motivated to help the dragon. He learns so much. I would like for the app the be more smooth and quick. Also it’s very tiresome to confirm the quests have been done over and over. Three steps they are confirmed or collected and it’s waaayyyy too much for me. 1. I wish he didn’t have to collect them again after I have confirmed them. 2. Also I wish when he has done a quest, he would not have to confirm to have done it. Maybe a swipe from red to green would be easier for everyone. 3. I wish I didn’t have to confirm he did the chores. But I understand why it’s there if some kids are big and independent and the parents have to check up on it. But it’s not necessary in my current situation- so there is a lot back and forward from the profiles.

I wish this app support otter languages and not just English :/

I downloaded this app even though it’s almost $100 because it specifically said they’d send reminders about the free trial ending. And of course they didn’t. I should have known and set a reminder myself. Didn’t get a single app notification or a single email. My son likes this app just ok. It doesn’t hold his interests that long because there’s not too many things to do. He’s on his second egg, and after feeding etc there’s literally nothing else for him to do. So he don’t really see that much of a reward for completing quests. Also, why is this app so expensive? And why isn’t there an option to pay monthly? My guess is that this app is geared towards desperate parents who are at their wits end trying to help their child become functional adults. A week’s long trial meant for children with adhd or autism is not nearly long enough. Even if you got rid of the trial and just have an option for monthly payment that would be fine. But I just paid almost 100$ for an app that my child is already losing interest in after only a week. So. Fun times for me I guess.

This app is what we finally needed to get our son on track, we’ve tried many other systems but Joon is what finally worked!