Emobox: Emotion Cards app analytics for September 14

Emobox helps children learn to recognize emotions from people's facial expressions. The app was created for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), but it's suitable for any child who is learning to recognize emotions. HOW IT WORKS The child sees a photo of a person and chooses the emoji that matches the facial expression. A correct answer is rewarded with a green checkmark and gentle haptic feedback. An incorrect answer makes the photo gently shake, and the child can simply try again—as many times as needed. No timers. No scores. No losing. WHAT'S INSIDE • 1,440 photo cards • 2 genders • 6 ethnicities • 6 emotions: happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust • Choose the character's gender and ethnicity so children learn to recognize emotions across different faces instead of memorizing a single picture • 4 difficulty levels, ranging from 3 to 6 emotions • Emoji Helper for children who are just getting started • Emotion labels can be turned on or off • A progress screen for each emotion to easily see which ones need more practice WHY IT WORKS FOR CHILDREN WITH ASD One screen. One task. Nothing distracting. Clear, consistent feedback: green means correct, red means try again. Large buttons, calm colors, and no loud sounds or flashing effects. Mistakes are never punished. These principles are inspired by visual supports and structured teaching approaches widely used by professionals working with children with ASD. FOR PARENTS AND PROFESSIONALS Emobox is used at home, during sessions with speech-language therapists, special education teachers, and in ABA therapy as a tool for practicing emotion recognition. • Works offline • Does not collect children's personal data • No ads or external links • Available in 20 interface languages Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/emobox/private-policy?authuser=1 Terms of Use: https://sites.google.com/view/emobox/terms-of-use-eula?authuser=1