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Brushee
Turns brushing into a 2-minute game kids actually finish
Most kids brush for 45 seconds and miss the same spots nightly. Brushee turns that into a game they actually finish. The front camera guides the full 2-minute routine - four areas, 30 seconds each, then chewing surfaces and tongue - with a little monster whose 16 teeth light up as each area gets clean. No smart toothbrush, no fake "brushing score" (cameras can't verify that honestly), and nothing leaves the phone: no account, no cloud, no ads, no internet permission.
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My six-year-old brushes for about forty seconds, and counting out loud behind her didn't fix it - she'd still miss the same back teeth. Everything I found was either an $80 smart toothbrush or a YouTube timer. Nothing actually watched her brush. V1 tried to detect whether each tooth got clean. A front camera can't see the back of the mouth, so it was guessing, and I wasn't going to ship a fake score. Brushee coaches the method and shows which areas got attention instead. The line I didn't cross: nothing leaves the phone. No account, no cloud, no internet permission at all. Feedback welcome - especially from parents on the routine itself.
About Brushee on Product Hunt
“Turns brushing into a 2-minute game kids actually finish”
Brushee was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #385 on the daily leaderboard. Most kids brush for 45 seconds and miss the same spots nightly. Brushee turns that into a game they actually finish. The front camera guides the full 2-minute routine - four areas, 30 seconds each, then chewing surfaces and tongue - with a little monster whose 16 teeth light up as each area gets clean. No smart toothbrush, no fake "brushing score" (cameras can't verify that honestly), and nothing leaves the phone: no account, no cloud, no ads, no internet permission.
On the analytics side, Brushee competes within Android, Kids and Health — topics that collectively have 68.8k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Brushee performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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