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Grown-ups

Free, for kids and their grown-ups

Little games, made at home.

We built these for our own kids to learn and play with, and they're free for yours. No ads, no accounts, nothing tracked.

Pick one and play

Each one opens in a new tab and runs in the browser, on a tablet, phone or computer. There's nothing to install.

  • ReadQuest's welcome screen: a cartoon fox reading a book above the line “Open a story. See where it takes you!”, with a box for a first name and a row of animal pictures to choose from.

    Reading

    ReadQuest

    Open a story and see where it takes you. Read along with Foxy, answer as you go, and tell the story back in your own words.

    Language
    English / Tiếng Việt
  • Puzzle Island's home screen: “Hello, little explorer” above invitations to visit Treehouse Island and open a crystal chest, with the top of an illustrated tropical island map below.

    Maths · Logic · Reading · Shapes

    Puzzle Island

    An island of places to explore, each with its own puzzles. Gentle hints when you're stuck, and treasures to collect along the way.

    Language
    English
  • Pim's Gearworks title screen: a small brass robot and a robot bee in front of a giant golden gear set into a hillside, with Play, Story and Word Book buttons.

    Puzzles · Story

    Pim’s Gearworks

    Help Pim the tinker robot fix the machines of Cogwood Valley. A puzzle adventure with a read-along story, character voices and a word book that fills up as you play.

    Language
    English

    Plays best on a tablet, held sideways.

  • Grandma Tám's Shop: an illustrated grandmother behind a shop counter with a cat, a crocodile holding a toothbrush and a duck, above the first customer of the day asking for the items on their shopping list.

    Maths

    Grandma Tám’s Shop

    Tạp Hoá Bà Tám

    Help Grandma Tám run her corner shop for a day of funny customers: read each shopping list, fetch the items and keep count. Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing.

    Language
    English / Tiếng Việt

What these games do, and don't do

No accounts
There's nothing to sign up for. A game may ask for a first name or nickname so it can greet your child; that stays on your device.
No ads or purchases
Nothing to buy, and nothing advertised.
Nothing tracked
No analytics, no cookies, and nothing loaded from other websites, in the games or on this page. The games and this page are hosted by Vercel, which records standard request details such as IP addresses under its own privacy policy.
Progress stays on the device
Stars, progress and settings are saved in the browser. Clearing the browser's site data, or playing in a private window, starts again from scratch. Some games let a grown-up export a progress file to move it to another device; nothing is sent unless you do that.
Voices
Some characters and stories have their own voices, built into the game. Everything else is read aloud by a voice your device or browser provides, and some browsers use an online voice service for that. The games themselves send nothing your child types anywhere.
Free, as they are
These are family projects, not commercial products. They're free, provided as they are, and updated when we have time.

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Last reviewed 12 October 2026