Games that move at your child's pace

Short, quiet learning games for autistic and neurodivergent children aged 3 to 6. No timers, no flashing, no wrong-answer buzzers. Every game lets a child try again until it clicks.

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Try a tiny one

Tap the squares to put apples on the ten-frame.
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All the games, by skill

Every game belongs to a learning area, so you can pick what your child needs right now. Parents can hide any game from a child's home screen.

Counting

Tap each item as it is counted aloud, then answer how many. Includes ten-frames that build toward tens.

Maths

Quantities

Drag the right number of objects into a basket while a live counter keeps track.

Maths

Addition

Put two groups together and count the total. The first level is ready now, with more on the way.

Maths

Subtraction

Take items away and see what is left, with the same calm, hands-on style as Addition.

Maths

Math Words

More and less, same and different, bigger and smaller, greater than. The words behind early maths.

Maths

Words

Picture vocabulary sorted by category, with three levels each. Switch between US and UK words in settings.

Language

Beginning Sounds

Hear a word and find the sound it starts with. Uses the words your child already knows from Words.

Language

Match Patterns

Look at a pattern and build the same one by dragging pieces into place. Pure looking and matching.

Thinking

Complete Patterns

Work out the rule and finish the pattern. Four stages, from simple repeats to harder sequences.

Thinking

Sorting

Sort by what you see, such as colour and shape, then by meaning, such as what goes together.

Thinking

Maze

Find the way through, one calm step at a time. Builds spatial thinking.

Thinking

Living and Non-living

Sort things into living and non-living, or answer simple questions like "Does it grow?"

Science and world

Feelings (coming later)

Recognising and showing feelings. We are taking our time on this one, because it needs real faces, not guesses.

Feelings

Calm is built into every game

Gentle feedback

A right answer gets a soft chime and a few drifting lights. A wrong one gets a small shake and another try, never a buzzer or a cross.

You set the intensity

Sliders control how big things look and how lively the visuals are. Voice can be on, muted or off. A Make Calm option sits in Settings when a child needs a pause.

Parents in charge

Analytics and full settings live in a parent area, so children play without tapping into things meant for grown-ups.

Rewards that stay kind

Badges, sound stickers and a short wrap-up after each session. Only good news, never a score against a sibling.

Join the beta

We are opening to a small group of families first. Selected beta families become founding members and keep 50% off for life.

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