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OYNA
AI family app that turns kids' habits into quests
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AI family app that turns kids' habits into quests
1 follower
OYNA helps parents of kids 7–16 build good habits without nagging. Parents set quests or simply describe them to Jey, our AI helper. Kids complete them in their own app with a photo report, parents approve, and kids earn coins for rewards the parents choose. Jey also chats with kids within safe daily limits and suggests quests that fit each child. Made for families in Central Asia. Free for one child; Premium adds up to 4 kids and a second parent.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Madiyar, co-founder of OYNA. I'm a father of four in Tashkent, and I spent 20 years building payments and fintech products before starting this.
Why we built it. Every evening at home looked the same: reminding, repeating, negotiating. Chore charts on the fridge lasted a week. Most family apps we tried were built for the US, in English, with rewards that make no sense for families in Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan.
What OYNA does:
Quests instead of reminders. A parent sets a quest, or just writes to Jey, our AI helper: "let her read for 20 minutes" and the quest is ready.
The child has their own app. They see quests, send a photo report and collect coins. The parent approves in one tap.
Rewards the family chooses. Coins turn into rewards parents set: screen time, a trip to the park, a toy.
Who it's for: parents of kids 7–16 who want less nagging and more independence at home. We started in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. The app is available in English, Russian, Uzbek, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Arabic and Spanish.
What's different: the AI helper works for both sides. Parents get ideas for quests and rewards that fit their child; kids get a friendly companion with safe daily limits, not an open chatbot.
Since October more than 5,000 families have signed up. Our hardest problem right now: getting the child to log in to their own app on day one. If you're a parent, how would you want to hand a new app to your kid? We'd love your honest feedback.