This isn't the app your kid will beg to use—it's the app you'll use together when you're actively working on social skills. Think of it as a structured workbook that happens to be digital.

The parent-created curriculum is thoughtful, the focus on real-world scenarios is practical, and the lack of social features means no surprise friend requests or chat drama. It's especially valuable if your child has ADHD, is on the spectrum, or just needs extra help navigating playground politics.

The downside? It's iOS-only, requires consistent parent involvement, and won't compete with Roblox for your kid's attention. But that's kind of the point. If you're looking for a therapeutic supplement that actually teaches skills rather than just entertaining, this is a solid choice. Just don't expect it to be fun in the traditional sense.