PRODUCT PRINCIPLES
Practice the real world.Do not simulate a scoring system.
The product may record what truly happened, but it must not turn children into data, family life into performative assignments, or the household into a performance system.
Read the six principles
Six principles we will not compromiseSix principles we will not compromise
These are not brand slogans. Every feature, sentence, and data structure should honor them.Each principle marks a design boundary.
Real life first
What is genuinely happening comes before performative educational tasks.
LIFE > TASKChildren are participants
They receive roles, information, and age-appropriate choice — not only instructions.
ROLE + CHOICERules before evaluation
Clarify resources, boundaries, and outcomes before judging behavior.
RULES → JUDGMENTEvidence is not a score
Practice evidence supports reflection, not rankings, labels, or personality prediction.
EVIDENCE ≠ SCOREHelp and retries belong
Negotiation, repair, recovery, and another attempt are part of practice.
HELP + RECOVERYFamily is not a miniature corporation
Keep real mechanisms while adults control intensity, risk, and recoverability.
REAL + PROTECTED
WHAT WE WILL NOT DO
Three explicit “no” statements
They help the team make fast decisions when a feature becomes complicated.
No scoring
Do not turn practice evidence into an ability score.
No surveillance
Do not judge a child through continuous status, duration, or location.
No manufactured tasks
Do not keep producing staged situations for the sake of education.
FOUNDING FAMILIES
Agree with the principles before joining the co-design.
We are looking for families willing to test where real practice stays safe, respectful, and useful.
No scores or rankings
Help and retries belong
Start with a real family matter