Brush Busters

Brush Busters is a free educational kids game from Philips Sonicare that teaches kids how to brush their teeth properly in a fun and unique way. By brushing their own teeth, the kids help the two fictional characters Bjorn and Vicky to brush their teeth as well. Brush Busters also allows you to keep track of your kids brushing behavior while they learn and it’s filled with cool unlockable brushing rewards. As a matter of fact, you can even create your own custom rewards for your kids. @chriswinckel can tell you more!

Hi Product Hunt! Brush Busters was developed together with the awesome developers at ACHTUNG! from Amsterdam! Last week the app was even rewarded with three silver Spin Awards in the categories Design, Content and Game - #proud! Please let me know if you have any questions regarding the app by simply reaching out to me :)

Hahaha! Amazing and disgusting at the same time! I wish I had this when I was a kid!

LoL, so this is like Farmville for your kids teeth ;)?

My son will love this! I'll beta test it with him and let you know how it goes ;) lol

Hey! This looked interesting so I just ran through it with two of my kids - ages 7 and 9. I realize the best experience would be when the app is used in conjunction with the Sonicare toothbrush so I'll stick to my thoughts on the aspects that have nothing to do with that. 1. My kids know they aren't allowed to enter any personal info into any app without permission so when this app asked them for their name they tried to enter a fake one and were thwarted by auto-correct. Not a huge deal but it frustrated them that it changed what they entered. As a parent, I'd prefer you didn't ask for their names at all and perhaps let them choose an avatar or something else instead. 2. Asking to use the microphone really freaked them out. Because they are not Sonicare users they couldn't fathom why the app needed to listen to them. 3. They got agitated at the whole set up process saying, "Just click finish... finish... finish." 4. The language used in the tutorial bit before the "game" could have been more kid friendly. Perhaps "germs" instead of "bacteria" - not sure - it just felt too mature both in language and in presentation. 5. We mistakenly thought the app was similar to dentist-type games they've played before and enjoyed. I did not realize it was to be used AS they were brushing. First, there's no way the iPad (or phone) is going in the bathroom with my kids and water. Just not happening. Second, I do not know what the experience is with a Sonicare, but without one they just couldn't see the fun in it. 6. Finally, after they watched the monster's teeth get scrubbed, they were a bit peeved that the app showed them "one tooth saved." They said, "All that to save one tooth?! Let's go back and scrub again!" (Yay.) But when they tried the app told them they had already brushed today - come back tomorrow. 0_o Sorry, but it was a unanimous vote to delete the app.