How are you feeling?

What might help?

Pick as many as you like, or skip this part.

How to use these activities

• Start the adventure plays all four parts in order and takes about two minutes. Each part moves on with one tap on Next — nothing is lost or marked wrong by skipping.
• Feelings Check-In asks a child to name one of five feelings. Any answer is a good answer, and the free-text box is never saved.
• Calm Corner paces a slow breath (in 4, hold 2, out 6) with a circle that grows and shrinks. There is no timer and no number of breaths to reach.
• Focus Quest is Ada's pattern game: read the row of shapes, then tap the shape that comes next. A wrong tap simply invites another try.
• Brave Thoughts offers kind reframes for thoughts children often have, plus a box for writing their own.
• Story Time is a short story about a big feeling and what helped. Sound is optional and off by default.

Comfort & access

Saved on this device

Nothing saved yet.

Friendship Fortress controls

Approve, remove or block friends, make expiring friend codes, and read the activity list. There are no accounts or servers in this prototype, so these tools work on this device only — nothing reaches another device yet.

Daily feelings & wellbeing

The most recent feelings a child chose. Only the feeling word, the "what might help" chips and the date are stored — never free-typed notes.

Books, shop & launch

Everything about products and money lives behind this gate. No prices, checkout or payments are active.

Privacy, in plain words

• There are no accounts, no sign-in and no passwords.
• No names, photos, locations or contact details are asked for or stored.
• Nothing is sent to a server and there is no analytics, advertising or third-party tracking.
• Feeling check-ins (a feeling word and any “what might help” choices) stay in this browser on this device. The free-text note is never saved.
• “Clear feeling check-ins” and “Reset everything” remove the saved details immediately.

About this prototype

• A first MVP from Paradise Abbey Music Group, made for young children — including children with ADHD and autistic children.
• Designed for low sensory load: no flashing, no scoring pressure, no punishing timers, no streak counters.
• Every activity can be left at any moment using Home, Back or Next. Nothing is broken or lost by leaving.
• MoochO and Ada are original illustrated characters created for this app. Ada uses a wheelchair in the same everyday way anyone uses a chair — it is simply how she gets around.
• This is a playful learning prototype. It does not assess, diagnose or treat ADHD, autism or any other condition, and it is not therapy.
• The adult gate keeps small hands out of settings. It is a courtesy gate, not security.

Companion activity

Mirror (optional)

A grown-up can open the front camera so a child can see their own face. The picture is never recorded, saved or sent anywhere, it switches off the moment this screen closes, and the challenge works just as well without it.

Sticker collection

Our long-term goal

What is planned

What has to be true before anything goes live

• A real listing with a verified link for each book, added by hand — never invented.
• A real checkout with prices, tax, shipping and refunds, tested end to end before it is shown as live.
• A consent flow that stores only a parent email for the whistle list, with a delete option.
• No behavioural advertising, no sale of children's data, and no public child profiles.

What it is — and what it is not

• It is a whistle a child can keep on a bag or coat to get a trusted adult's attention quickly.
• It is not a guarantee of safety. No product can promise that. Children still need trusted-adult guidance and practice.
• It is not a toy — never blow it in someone's ears or use it to startle people for fun.
• Children should use it only when they feel unsafe, and always go to a trusted adult afterwards.

The bundle we are planning

The idea is a simple set: the MoochO says Stranger Danger picture book, one safety whistle, and the safety quest in this app — so the story, the practice and the real-world tool all match.

A parent-approved bundle purchase would be added later. It does not exist yet.

Join the interest list

This form is a preview. No secure backend is connected, so it is switched off on purpose: it sends nothing, stores nothing, and no order, price, stock or shipping date exists.

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Our long-term goal

A MoochO family live show around October 2028 is a goal, not a promise. No venue, date or ticket sales exist, and nothing inside this app reserves a ticket, a prize or a place.

Community numbers will only be shown once real accounts exist. A counter this app invented would not be honest, so there isn't one.

Launch copy for caregivers

MoochO's Mighty Mind is a gentle companion app for children aged about 3–8 and the grown-ups who sit with them. It pairs short story books with something to do: a calm mission after reading about a wiggly body, a safety quest after the Stranger Danger story, and a kindness challenge while the screen-time title is being finished.

There is no login, no advertising, no public profile and no data collection. Everything a child taps stays on the device, and every activity can be left without losing anything.

Call to action: read one book together, then open its companion activity. If you would like the whistle interest list to open, tell us at Paradise Abbey Music Group — it will only go live with a real, tested, consent-based sign-up.