HabitKid
The problem
- The daily nag: "brush your teeth" ten times a day
- The phone wins: kids won't put the phone down
- "Where are you?": no easy way to know your kid got to school safe
- Too many apps: one for chores, one for screen time, one for the map
The solution
- Tasks and coins - Kids earn coins for every task they finish
- Real rewards - Coins turn into rewards the parent picks
- Photo proof - Kids send a photo to show the job is done
- Voice notes - Kids hear the parent's voice on every task
- Progress - See how your kid grows, day by day
Founders
Self-taught product designer: more than 80 completed projects, including for clients in the US market. Leads a team that came out of a startup studio which shipped 30+ products used globally. At 19 he designed HabitKid end-to-end himself and now runs all of its marketing alone. The product is live on the App Store and Google Play, with its first paying families.
Professional background
Self-taught product designer. A specialist shaped by practice rather than formal education.
More than 80 completed projects - for Uzbek and international clients, including the US market. Portfolio is public: abdullokh.figma.site
Professional experience
Startup studio - before HabitKid, the founding team worked together in a studio that shipped 30+ products used globally. They built side by side for a year, and that is where they learned to build and scale real products fast.
This matters to investors: the team did not come together by chance; they have already tested their rhythm of working together.
His work at HabitKid
- At 19 he designed the product end-to-end and now runs all of its marketing alone:
- Brand
- Six social channels
- AI-produced video content
$0 spent on advertising - growth has come only through the store algorithm.
Position on product quality
The differentiation thesis is design quality, not price: noticeably above the category average - calm, premium, iOS-native, with a dynamic home screen that changes with the time of day. Competition is fought through emotional connection.
The second differentiator - voice task reminders: the parent records the task in their own voice, and the child hears it before doing it. No competitor in the category has put this forward as a core feature.
Why this team
The founder's formula: in a few months they shipped a polished, live and monetising product - at a standard above the category's quality level.
Roles are clearly divided: he takes product and growth, while his two co-founders take engineering - with 5 years of backend and 4 years of mobile experience. A notable point: the 19-year-old founder gathered experienced engineers 10 years his senior around the project and persuaded them to work full-time.
In the news
- 24 October 2026HabitKid - $50,000
