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Build what they keep asking for.

Games, learning tools and creation tools, from one sentence. Play it in minutes and keep changing it together. No coding, no experience, no ads. Ever.

Works on the phone or tablet you already have.
A game made from one sentence, playing on a phone
They said"A pizza kid on a bike who delivers to every house"
Three ways to start

Start with something you love, or something nobody has made yet.

Every one works on a phone, a tablet or a computer.

1

Play one of ours

Pick a game or learning tool from the start page and try it together.

"Let's play Brick Smasher""Open Minute Math"
2

Change it

Ask for one change at a time. You can always go back.

"Make the bricks look like cupcakes""Only the 6, 7 and 8 times tables"
3

Make a new one

Describe it. You get a playable sketch, then shape it together.

"Sort the recycling before the truck comes""A spelling race with this week's words"
Learning, disguised as play

Make the school stuff something they ask for.

Start from one of ours and make it fit your kid: their words, their tables, their favorite animal.

Creation tools too:Music MakerSound MachineStory MakerArt Studio
How it grows

From a few shapes to a world they can play in.

Watch Ant City go from a bare canvas to a game the whole family is playing.

It started with"An ant game where you dig tunnels and collect food"
Ant City as a playable sketch, geometric ants moving on a plain background
1

Playable sketch

A few minutes

A simple version you can try right away. Plain shapes, the real thing underneath.

Dozens of ants swarming through tunnels after asking for more ants
2

Change how it plays

Seconds per change

Faster, slower, harder, new words, more levels. Try it after every change.

"More ants, and let them dig"
Ant City with real illustrated art, leafy background and detailed ant sprites
3

Make it look and sound great

About 2 minutes

The shapes become real pictures and the game gets music and sounds. It still plays exactly the same.

Ant City playing on a phone with counters, toolbar and tunnels all visible
4

Play and share

Any time

Their name on it, and one link for grandma and the cousins.

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It is done when you say it is. Come back any time and keep building.
Clean by design

Your kid never sees a price, a timer or a stranger.

Everything you make here leaves out the things that interrupt the games they love.

  • No ads, ever
  • No coins or in-game purchases
  • No "watch a video to continue"
  • No chat or strangers
  • No tracking or selling their data
  • No nagging to come back
Questions parents ask

Good to know.

Do I need to know coding?No. If you can text, you can build.
What ages is it for?Kids 4 to 12. Little ones point and pick, older kids take the controls.
Can it help with school?Yes. Use their spelling list, their times tables or this week's topic, and it becomes the game.
What counts toward my month?Only keeping something new. Playing and changing never count.
Can I undo a change?Yes. Every version is saved, so you can go back to any of them.
What if I close the page?It keeps building. Come back and pick up where you left off.

Their idea. Your afternoon.
Something with their name on it.

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