De Vloekpot
My kids were swearing, and I wanted to tackle it in a fun way: make them aware of it.
- Origin
- Personal Kejos
- Steps
- Design · Build
- Year
- 2026
- Status
- Live, for our family
What I built
A family app for the phone. When someone hears a swear word, they point out who said it and which word. The jar delivers a verdict, with AI, as a theatrically disappointed Flemish grandmother who offers the innocent word you could have said. Then the Wheel of Karma picks a chore. Anyone who disagrees shouts "Dat is niet waar!" and goes before the court of mum and dad. On Sunday the jar settles the score: the cleanest mouth and the jar's best customer. Every family member logs in with their own PIN; the parents manage the words, the chores and the tone of the verdict.
Other work
All my work
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Tell me where it hurts
A few sentences are enough. You'll hear back from the person who solves it.