Most word games assume a child can already read the clue. This one doesn’t assume anything — it shows a picture and hands over the letters.
No sentences to decode, no instructions to read. A child who has never read a word can start on their own.
Tap or drag a letter into place. Wrong ones bounce back gently — nothing is ever lost or punished.
The words and the menus both change. Useful for bilingual homes and for children learning a second language.
Progress runs towards the next milestone rather than a distant total, so the finish line is always close enough to want.
The daily crossword is different each day and free for everyone, forever.
Settings, purchases, and anything that changes the game sit behind a check a small child can’t pass.
No ads either way. Nothing is ever taken away from a child mid-game to sell you something.
Enough to know whether your child gets on with it before anyone pays anything.
Two ways to unlock it: a monthly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase that never expires. Both unlock exactly the same thing — the only question is how you’d rather pay. Prices are shown in the app, in your own currency.