Nine little games,
made for one little girl.
For years there was just one child in our house — and he wanted a little sister. He asked at birthdays. He asked at Christmas. He asked in the car, repeatedly, for about a decade.
Then, when he was twelve, she arrived.
Twelve years is a big gap. Big enough that he didn't just become a brother — he became something closer to a second dad. He's the one who makes her laugh when she's overtired, who knows exactly which silly face gets a giggle every single time, and who will sit on the floor and play the same game nine times in a row without once complaining.
He made these for her. She loved them — the faces most of all — so we put them online, in case your little person likes them too.
It's free, and there are no ads.
We're not going to promise "forever" — that isn't really ours to promise. But here is what we can: no ads, no accounts, and nothing following your child around the internet, for as long as this site is up. If it ever gets popular enough that we can't afford the traffic, we'll say so right here rather than quietly changing the deal on you.
Buy him a milk tea 🧋
If these games have won you ten quiet minutes, or made someone small laugh out loud, he would love a milk tea. That's the whole ask.
He has a list of games he wants to build next, and milk teas are what decide how quickly that list gets shorter. Each one buys another evening of tinkering — and anything new turns up here free for everyone, same as the rest of them.
He'd like it noted that extra pearls are non-negotiable.
For grown-ups
- No ads and no accounts. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to buy, no "upgrade" buttons for small fingers to find. If that ever has to change, this page changes first.
- No camera, no microphone, no location. The games never ask for any of them.
- Works offline. Once it has loaded, it keeps working with no internet — handy on a plane or in the car.
- We count visits, anonymously. Just so we know which games are actually being played. No names, no profiles, nothing sold to anybody.
- No children's names or photos here. That's deliberate.
What's in it
Copy My Face, Face Mixer, How Do I Feel?, Memory Pairs, Tap the Smiley, Silly Says, Freeze Dance, Yoga Time and Breathing Buddy. Every face, hand, yoga pose and sound is generated by the page itself, which is why the whole thing is smaller than a single photo.
Best for roughly ages 2 to 7, with a grown-up nearby for the first go.