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Parents track the books they read aloud to their little ones and celebrate milestones.
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Parents of toddlers and preschoolers log each book they read together, with a quick search to fill in title and cover. The app counts toward goals like one thousand books before kindergarten and prints a keepsake list. Only the parent uses the app.
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Build a mobile app called Read Aloud Log. The parent signs up, adds a child by nickname only, and sets a reading goal number. The home screen shows a big counter, progress ring, and a button to log a book.
The log screen lets the parent search books by title, pick one or type it in, and save with date and an optional one-line note or favorite star. Show a list of recent books, most reread favorites, and a streak of reading days.
At milestones (100, 500, 1000 books) show a celebration screen and generate a printable certificate and book list PDF. Add a one-time in-app purchase to unlock PDF exports and multiple children.
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