Pipelo feature
Star Rewards and the Sky Garden
Quick answer
The sky garden is the reason a toddler asks to open Pipelo. A cream cloud sprite holds a butter star on a mint island. When a parent logs a try or a success, a star can be planted in that world.
Rewards stay kind. There is no missed-day reset, no score, and no red X for an oops moment.
What the child sees
Child home copy stays short: Hello, little star. Pipelo is happy you are here. Grown-ups help the stars grow. The grown-ups control is a hold-to-unlock, not a puzzle that accidentally opens the App Store.
Sound and a small celebration can play when a star is planted. Reduce Motion turns off character rotation and star flight. Backgrounding the app stops sound instead of leaving a loop running.
What earns a star
- Pee success plants a star.
- Poop success plants a star.
- Sat and tried plants the same star as success.
- Oops, nap, and night records never earn or deduct stars.
What stays free
Logs, reminders, and the first garden stay free. Pipelo Plus, when purchased through the App Store, can add extra gardens, treasures, and celebration magic. Child mode never shows that shop.
Common questions
Can the child buy something by accident?
No. Purchases and review prompts stay out of child mode.
Do stars expire overnight?
No. Pipelo does not run a missed-day reset or a punishment streak.
Is Pipelo a toilet mascot?
No. Pipelo is an original cloud sprite. The garden is abstract on purpose.
Put the idea into practice with Pipelo
The iPhone app is coming soon. Until it is on the App Store, you can read the other guides or email support.
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