Climb Rewards — because the number only ever climbs. Nothing in here takes anything away for a bad day, a bad week, or a bad mood — the only thing that ever comes off is a tap you undo yourself in the first five minutes.
Just a first name. Nothing else is ever asked for — no surname, no birthday, no photo.
Pick as many as are true. This is how gets the right buttons — you’ll never have to think one up.
This doesn’t change any settings. It changes what I tell you next.
Pick a few. You’ll say how often each should happen — never what it costs. The arithmetic is mine.
The far one. Everything else they pick up along the way — this is the one that makes the picking up worth doing.
The next bit is ’s. They pick where all this happens, and name the voice that keeps them company.
One more thing, and then it’s theirs. When suits you? I’ll send one line at that time so remembering is not your job — and never on a day has already tapped something.
Whatever they pick, the points take a name to match — billions, fossils, sparks, pearls. Deliberately over the top: a big number is more fun to chase than a small one, and a child who announces they have four hundred billion is a child still playing. You’ll hear the number long before you hear about the prize.
This is yours. You can change it whenever you like — and you’ll never lose a single thing you’ve earned by changing it.
They’ll notice when you do something good. Pick one, or a grown-up can type any name.
Here is what they will see. Anything not quite right, you can change it in a minute.
How tomorrow goes
Next time you see them do one of these, open the app together and let them tap it. Four seconds, in the moment, out loud. There is nothing to remember at bedtime and nothing to catch up on.
Pop your email in and it’s saved — you get your own page to see how their week went, change any of these, and a way back if you change phones. No password to make.
One more thing you can do later. If a teacher would tap three buttons at the end of the day, their good days at school can earn too. You invite them from your own page, in your own email, whenever you like — and if you never do, nothing school-shaped ever appears on their screen.
One more thing. Is this their own phone or tablet, or yours?
Skip for now — the app works either way, but this address is the only way back to it.