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What Do I Wear? ~ Touch, Look, Listen icon

What Do I Wear? ~ Touch, Look, Listen

StoryToys Limited · Books

Touch, Look, Listen is a series of preschool learning apps for tablets and mobile phones that will delight and encourage young children as they learn their first words

$0.99 · In-app purchases

PRICE
$0.99
In-app purchases
BUSINESS MODEL
Paid
No overall Grossing estimate available
RATING
4.2
124 ratings · Top 30%

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AI-GENERATED OPPORTUNITY HYPOTHESES

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Hypothesis 1

Incorporate more interactive features and mini-games.

Assumption to check: Limited interactivity can lead to disengagement.

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Hypothesis 2

Simplify the paywall and clarify what premium content includes.

Assumption to check: In-app purchases can confuse users.

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Hypothesis 3

Allow users to customize their reading experience, such as choosing avatars.

Assumption to check: Lack of personalization options for users.

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Hypothesis 4

Expand the range of stories to cater to different age levels.

Assumption to check: Content may not appeal to all age groups.

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App Store description

Touch, Look, Listen is a series of preschool learning apps for tablets and mobile phones that will delight and encourage young children as they learn their first words. What Do I Wear? introduces early learners to over 65 types of clothing from raincoats and mittens to fancy dress. It's also the perfect app for parents and little ones to share, combining superb photographs, simple word labels and friendly narration. In addition, you can turn the app into a language-learning tool for students of all ages, simply by choosing a second language in the menu. What Do I Wear? looks just like a real book with each page introduced by a playful rhyme, while bright and colorful images pop-up magically as each 3D scene opens. When your child taps a picture, they see and hear the associated word, making this a powerful tool for learning new words as well as reinforcing those they already know. With the second language option, they can explore other languages too, including Spanish, Chinese, French and German. The clothes are grouped into 11 different categories to help children think about what to wear, depending on the weather or the occasion: including Going to School, Rainy Days, Playing in the Snow, Bedtime, Going to a Party, Fancy Dress and Trick or Treat costumes. What Do I Wear? ~ Touch, Look, Listen is part of the StoryToys Junior line. Designed for young children aged 15 months to 3+ years old, it includes the following features: • Full 3D experience - just like a real book • 11 interactive 3D pop-up scenes and over 65 words • Choice of English, French, German, Spanish and Chinese as either primary or secondary language • Fully narrated in each language by professional actors • Stunning and highly-detailed photographs showing real clothes • Featuring a fun soundtrack and atmospheric sound effects __________________________________ STORYTOYS AWARDS: • Kidscreen 2016 Award • Winner of the Bologna Ragazzi Digital Award, 2015 • 11 Children’s Technology Review Editor’s Choice Awards • 2 iLounge awards for best kids’ app • 2 Mom’s Choice gold awards • Mom’s Choice Silver award • Shortlist nominations for the FutureBook Digital Innovation Award • Best Kids’ App Ever winner • Longlisted for the DBW Publishing innovation award • 9 Tech With Kids Best Pick App Awards _______________________________________ Stay in touch to hear about new releases and promotions: Visit us: storytoys.com Email us: For any technical issues please email us at [email protected] Like us on Facebook: Facebook.com / StoryToys Follow us on Twitter: @StoryToys

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BUILD KIT DIFFICULTY
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