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Hi everyone!

My name is Cem and as the father of a three-year-old, I've long been concerned about screen time and how it secludes not just children, but entire families. This concern eventually evolved into a project my friends and I've been working on for 2 years, Toyji, and we would greatly appreciate your feedback about it as we prepare to launch on Kickstarter next month.

Toyji is a smart toy platform that uses interactive, customizable and 3D-printable smart toys as game controllers. We offer educational games taking place in a fictional universe in a way that brings families together and is personalized to meet families' meal, screen and bed time plans.

Here are our videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy56Q2zN5GM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZuQ3kD ... e=youtu.be

What do you think? We’d greatly appreciate any feedback! We're doing online community building now, reaching out to various gaming and parenting communities. Does anyone have any suggestions about online communities that might be interested in an educational gaming platform like ours?

If you're interested, make sure to check out our Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/playtoyji) and visit our website (http://www.toyji.com) to subscribe to our e-mail list; subscribers get 50% off!

Thanks in advance for all the feedback and suggestions!

Do you have a draft page you're working on? I've worked on a few similar campaigns to yours...

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Do you need a 3D printer then?

I love the design and the idea. Kids will definitely like it.

I think it would have different results depends on its price.

From what I can see from the videos, this idea is certainly very interesting.
I liked the video so much that I wanted to see more of what this product can do!

hrm. honestly, i know this can be big. because parents will do anything for that smile.

but whats the price range? please, include marketing fees into your price margin. i've seen a lot of people dint. make sure you do. goodluck.