Sticker Stations: grown-ups and places that give kids digital stickers

Any grown-up in a kid's corner — dentists, pediatricians, coaches, teachers, grandparents, babysitters, tutors, camp counselors, scout leaders, librarians — handing out a RankPop sticker with one scan. Each sticker lands in the kid's Sticker Book with points attached, and the kid sees who gave it.

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Free forever for the grown-up or place that gives stickers. No app, no account, no password, and they never see a child's name or data.

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How it works

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1. The grown-up points at a sticker

A Sticker Station is a printed sign on the counter, in the classroom, on the sideline or on grandma's fridge. A sign can hold ready-made stickers — Good visit +50, Great job +100, Amazing +200, Superstar +300 — each with its own QR code. The grown-up just points at one. They never tap anything and are never charged.

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2. The family scans it

The parent's phone, or the kid's own tablet if it is signed in to the parent's account. The camera opens the page, they tap the child's name, and that is the whole job.

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3. It lands in the Sticker Book

Straight into that child's Sticker Book, with the grown-up's name and the date on it, and the points in the kid's wallet. One sticker per child per station per day. Coaches on the go can show a 4-digit code instead of a sign.