Toy Cycle helps pet owners keep toys interesting by rotating what is available, what is resting, what is ready to return, and what should be repaired or retired. The app is focused on one household problem: pets lose interest when every toy stays out all the time.
The app is built around the availability cycle: a toy is introduced, played with, rested, returned, repaired, or archived. That keeps the product focused and avoids social, shopping, rewards or veterinary features.
Name, type, material, photo, favorite marker, durability and assigned pet.
Pet, duration, play mode, enthusiasm, energy, toy wear and next status.
Hide toys after overexposure and set a rest start date or default rest window.
Ready to Return highlights toys whose rest date has expired.
Broken toys can be marked for action or retired with a short reason.
Toy Cycle does not treat play as loose notes. Every play activity can update the toy lifecycle, preserve per-toy results, and feed the analytics that show which toys become interesting again after a pause.
The product stays utility-first: quick logging, clear states, local data and recommendations based only on the user's own pet history.
Each tab has a clear role, from fast decisions on the Dashboard to long-term analytics in Overview.
Available count, resting count, replacement needs, recent interest, Ready to Return, Overexposed and Quick Log.
Catalog with photos, status, pet, last return date, favorite marker, search and filters by type, material and state.
Play journal linked to pet and toys, with duration, enthusiasm, wear, play mode and per-toy outcomes.
Reintroduction lift, boredom window, fragility score, rotation balance and category-level insights.
Pets, Toy Types, Rotation Rules, Appearance, sample data, export summary and local reset tools.
Toy Cycle focuses on repeatable calculations from local history, not guesses or generic pet advice.
The app can show when puzzle toys consistently work better after rest, or when a specific toy breaks quickly after reintroduction. If there is not enough data, Overview shows an empty state instead of inventing insight.
Retired toys are ignored in active calculations but remain available for historical reports.
The app specification uses friendly pet-toy visuals: green park backgrounds, golden buttons, orange warnings, rounded cards, paw sparks and mascot artwork.
Toy Cycle is presented as a native Swift pet toy rotation utility for owners who want to manage availability, rest, reintroduction, breakage and retirement without turning the app into a pet social network or shopping tool.
This marketing page uses the Toy Cycle palette from the privacy page: violet base, pink and coral energy, sunny yellow calls to action, mint highlights and sky-blue details.
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