The honest habit app for teens: posture, exercise, food and sleep during puberty. Daily training, streaks and belts — from white to black.
The mid-parental method — the one paediatricians actually use — puts a child's adult height inside a window of roughly 8.5 cm either side of a midpoint. That is the real precision of the science. It is not a rounding error we could design away.
So the app shows you the whole window, about seventeen centimetres wide, instead of one confident figure. A single number, or a percentage of accuracy, hides exactly the part you would want to know.
Genetics set the window. Sleep, food and movement decide where inside it you land. Your growth plates close when they close — habits help you reach your range, not beat it. That is the whole honest version, and it is the same one the app gives you.
Your Dojo
Guided training
100 exercises
Your growth
Ninja Coach
Food, not caloriesGuided exercises with built-in timers: wall posture, chin tucks, bar hangs and more. Standing tall is height you already own.
Meal ideas and the nutrients behind them — protein, calcium, vitamin D. No calorie counting, ever.
Growth hormone is released in deep sleep. Fixed bedtimes, 8–10 hours, and a sleep posture setup.
Log your height monthly and see it against the estimate doctors use — the mid-parental method, honestly explained.
An AI coach for quick questions about posture, sleep, food or movement. Kept strictly on topic: no medical advice, no supplements, and never a promise in centimetres.
Every day a short guided training that builds on the last, showing each pose before its clock starts. Finish the thirty and it starts again, a little harder.
A recap of the seven days: how much of your potential you used, your trainings, your belt and your latest measurement. Reminders that open exactly what they promise.
Everything lives on your phone. An optional account backs up your progress so a new phone picks up where you left off. In English and Dutch.
Every training day earns XP. Keep your streak alive, unlock badges and climb the belt ladder.
Genetics set your range — sleep, food and movement decide whether you reach the top of it. Taller Ninja is not medical advice. Talk to a doctor if you have questions about your growth.