Anywhere ABC app

Hello Product Hunt I created Anywhere ABC for myself as a reminder to practise reading with my little boy. I started with alphabet letters and added simple words and sight words as he progressed. Seeing the "Letter of the Day" or "Word of the Day" widget on my home screen reminds me to practise a little every day. The app is just $0.99 (USD) with no ongoing subscription. It's built for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Designing flashcards for the watch was my favourite challenge! I hope users will enjoy the watch-face complications and Smart Stack widgets as well as the bold colours and gentle animations of the app. I'm an app developer who loves learning about the latest Apple platform capabilities. Anywhere ABC supports interactive widgets (new in iOS 17), portrait and landscape mode, StandBy mode widgets, light and dark mode, and dynamic text sizes. It works offline, doesn't ask for any personal info, has no ads and no tracking. I hope other families will benefit from this simple app built on the philosophy that learning to read happens one day at a time, in little moments that we share with our children. I would very much appreciate any suggestions, ratings and reviews on the app store. Thank you for taking the time to check out my launch!

Hey there! Your flashcard app for teaching children sounds like a fantastic tool. As a parent, I'm always looking for educational apps to help my kids learn. I can't wait to try it out when you launch! Since you already have experience with launching a product, I would love to hear any advice you have for someone like me who's about to launch their own app. Any tips or lessons learned would be greatly appreciated.

Congratulations on the launch of your flashcard app! It's great seeing a tool that supports learning anytime, anywhere—especially with offline access. I love the idea of interactive widgets for quick learning on the go. Have you considered adding a feature for parents or educators to track the children's progress? Keep up the fantastic work! How are kids reacting to the app so far?