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The Training Wheels for Good Habits
The first icon-based watch that empowers kids by teaching good habits and the concept of time
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The first icon-based watch that empowers kids by teaching good habits and the concept of time
It links time to events thru 2,500+ icons, making it the first clock that young kids can actually read and understand.
It's a scheduler for children that fosters responsibility, independence and self-esteem.
It's an assistant that helps parents prioritize expectations and stay consistent with daily routines.
It's a fitness tracker that tracks physical activity and more.
Octopus Watch³ is the third-generation of our icon-based watch that empowers kids (2 to 12 yo) by teaching good habits and the concept of time, while also encouraging them to stay active with its fitness tracker. It develops functional skills, encourages independence, and helps follow daily routines to increase desirable behaviors.
Wireless connection turns on for only few seconds when the watch is charging to synchronize data
Push optional gentle vibrations when a reminder pops up. (Doesn't emit sounds)
TFT-LCD, 262K colors, 1.3" Touch
The magnetic USB charging cable snaps to the watch
Save up to 5 lines of important informations like phone numbers, allergies or blood type in case of emergency
The internal memory can store up to 3,000 icons
The band fits wrists with a circumference from 4.92 to 7.87 inches
Only 11 grams (0.4 oz), 40mm casing, 12mm thin. THe smallest smartwatch on the market
No games, no chats, no cameras, no sounds
For iOS and Android
The Octopus Companion App allows parents and caregivers to set up the watch and track progress. It provides parenting tips and recommendations.
Set up visual and haptic schedules, track completion of tasks, track physical activity, set up In Case of Emergency (I.C.E)
Share data with other caregivers, control several watches, get parenting tips, add your own icons
Change watch faces, set up virtual rewards, create alarms
JOY is a behavioral platform that follows an adaptive coaching model. We are invested in creating unique wearables for individuals across the lifespan. JOY continues to grow its evidence-base by partnering with different organizations.
Wearable activity schedules to promote independence in young children, DOI: 10.1002/jaba.756 / PMID: 32767406. Corina Jimenez-Gomez et al.
Children reliably displayed a greater proportion of independent engagement in target behaviors when prompts were delivered by the watch compared to control conditions.
“It has been an incredible tool for our daughter. She has gained a lot of independence at home and at school. Her teachers are absolutely thrilled and they have even recommended it to other students.”
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