Bebopper - a timer that pays
12 Sept 2026launched 24 days ago
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Soft launch · 2 countriesCanada, United States
1.0latest version · 23 days ago
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Bebopper turns time into rewards. Pick something that matters — piano practice, reading, sports training, physical therapy, time in a medical brace. Anything with a clock on it. Set a weekly goal together. Your kid taps Start when they begin and Stop when they finish. That's the whole interaction. Under three seconds. HOURS BECOME POINTS BECOME REWARDS Every hour earns points. Points build into levels, streaks, and rewards you decide on together — cash, privileges, the thing they've been saving for. You set what a point is worth. PARTIAL EFFORT ALWAYS COUNTS Most family apps ask "did you do it?" Bebopper asks "how long?" Twenty minutes of practice is worth twenty points. A checkbox would call that a zero. There are no failure states here, and a short day is still a good day. ONE NUMBER, EVERY PHONE Parents, grandparents, and your kid all see the same timeline on their own devices. No "did you do it yet?" No disagreeing about what happened Tuesday. The number is just there. FIX MISTAKES WITHOUT LOSING THE RECORD Forgot to tap Stop? Logged the wrong day? A grown-up can correct any session without erasing what was originally logged. Nothing is ever destroyed. BUILT FOR THE KID FIRST No dashboards. No compliance reports. No location tracking. Customizable themes and colors. The home screen shows one big number and one big button, and the kid is the one who taps it. Grown-up tools exist, but they stay out of the way. WHAT FAMILIES TRACK - Instrument practice - Reading time - Sports training and drills - Homework and study blocks - Physical therapy and therapy homework - Retainers, braces, and medical wear time - Supervised driving hours - Volunteer and service hours - Screen-free time and time outside - Anything with a start and a stop WHY WE BUILT IT Bebopper started as an app for one kid who had to wear a scoliosis brace 16 hours a day. That's about the hardest daily habit a teenager can be handed. Everything here was built to make that bearable — and it turns out the same thing works for piano. Bebopper is a timer and a reward tracker. It is not a medical device, it does not provide medical or treatment advice, and it is not a substitute for guidance from your doctor or orthotist.Read more
Bebopper turns time into rewards.
Pick something that matters — piano practice, reading, sports training, physical therapy, time in a medical brace. Anything with a clock on it. Set a weekly goal together. Your kid taps Start when they begin and Stop when they finish.
That's the whole interaction. Under three seconds.
HOURS BECOME POINTS BECOME REWARDS
Every hour earns points. Points build into levels, streaks, and rewards you decide on together — cash, privileges, the thing they've been saving for. You set what a point is worth.
PARTIAL EFFORT ALWAYS COUNTS
Most family apps ask "did you do it?" Bebopper asks "how long?" Twenty minutes of practice is worth twenty points. A checkbox would call that a zero. There are no failure states here, and a short day is still a good day.
ONE NUMBER, EVERY PHONE
Parents, grandparents, and your kid all see the same timeline on their own devices. No "did you do it yet?" No disagreeing about what happened Tuesday. The number is just there.
FIX MISTAKES WITHOUT LOSING THE RECORD
Forgot to tap Stop? Logged the wrong day? A grown-up can correct any session without erasing what was originally logged. Nothing is ever destroyed.
BUILT FOR THE KID FIRST
No dashboards. No compliance reports. No location tracking. Customizable themes and colors. The home screen shows one big number and one big button, and the kid is the one who taps it. Grown-up tools exist, but they stay out of the way.
WHAT FAMILIES TRACK
- Instrument practice
- Reading time
- Sports training and drills
- Homework and study blocks
- Physical therapy and therapy homework
- Retainers, braces, and medical wear time
- Supervised driving hours
- Volunteer and service hours
- Screen-free time and time outside
- Anything with a start and a stop
WHY WE BUILT IT
Bebopper started as an app for one kid who had to wear a scoliosis brace 16 hours a day. That's about the hardest daily habit a teenager can be handed. Everything here was built to make that bearable — and it turns out the same thing works for piano.
Bebopper is a timer and a reward tracker. It is not a medical device, it does not provide medical or treatment advice, and it is not a substitute for guidance from your doctor or orthotist.
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- Version 1.0First seen · 12 Sept 2026
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