How Tasnna started
It all started on an ordinary day, in the car, driving my kids to school. Like so many other mornings.
Tired of arguing about the same thing every week. So, almost without thinking about it too much, I said it out loud to my kids:
"I know how to get you to do your chores without us having to argue any more, and how you can get things you actually want."
I explained the idea just as it had come to me: a kind of family app, where every chore was like a mission, where doing what you were supposed to do earned you real rewards, and where they could watch their own progress in real time.
The funny thing is that instead of going quiet or rolling their eyes, the way kids usually do when a parent has "an idea", they started joining in. One suggested there should be streaks, like in the games he loves. The other insisted there had to be real goals, things worth saving and working for, not just points or money that were good for nothing.
Between laughs and a few ideas dropped along the way, that conversation in the car turned into what Tasnna is today: an app where household chores stop being a source of conflict and turn into a system of missions, streaks, rewards and goals that the kids themselves helped design, with the way they think.
Because in the end, the best solution was not one person's. It was all of ours, on a car ride, the day I stopped trying to impose and started asking.