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Four big pictures and one button. No prices, no scores, no menu, nothing that needs reading — and no way out of it by accident.
Your child opens a screen with nothing on it but puzzles — no prices, no scores, no settings to wander into. Everything a parent needs sits behind one tap, where a four-year-old will not go.
Four big pictures and one button. No prices, no scores, no menu, nothing that needs reading — and no way out of it by accident.
What they played this week, which packs you own, receipts, language and the account — in plain words, one tap away.
Sign in and hand the tablet over. Everything they played is where they left it.
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Pick up where your child left off
Puzzle Quiz
Puzzle Quiz
Puzzle Quiz
Puzzle Quiz
Puzzle Quiz
Puzzle Quiz
Open one and hand the tablet over. Nothing to set up, and nothing to pay for.
Every puzzle is drawn. A child who cannot read yet plays exactly the same way as one who can — nothing is gated behind a sentence.
No pass mark, no grade and no way to fail a puzzle set. A puzzle that did not work out is just the next one to try.
Nothing watches, records or photographs your child. Not during a puzzle, not before one, not at all.
A sitting is ten puzzles and it ends by itself. No countdown, and nothing that rewards playing for longer.
Four kinds of puzzle, each one starting easy and getting busier. The starter pack is free, so you can see how your child gets on before paying for anything.
Ten puzzles at a sitting, drag and tap, read aloud if they want it. There is nothing to type and nothing to read.
You get a plain summary of what they played, and the stars they earned — not a mark out of ten, and never a pass or a fail.
Tell us how old your child is and what they enjoy, and we will point you at the right one. A real person answers.