World Explorers

For families, near and far

A little world made for your children.

Pick a world, make it yours, and share it with everyone who loves your children. A calm, private place to play, learn and stay close, in English, Spanish and German.

Choose your world

Each world has its own friends, stories and colours.

Antarctic Explorers

A little world to explore together.

Meet Pinguini and Penelope.

Forest Explorers

A cosy woodland to wander together.

Meet Rusty and Ollie.

Skybound Explorers

Floating islands to discover together.

Meet Kite and Luma.

Tidemark Explorers

A clockwork harbour to explore together.

Meet Tock and Mira.

More worlds soon

Take a peek inside the explorers' handbook

What's inside

One world for the whole family, wherever everyone lives.

The Post Office

Letters, postcards and voice notes between homes, so family far away can write back.

A family pet

A baby from your world that everyone feeds, plays with and cuddles. It grows as the whole family cares for it.

The School

Six classrooms, from numbers to words, and a short Lesson of the Day with a gold-star chart.

Games

More than 30 games, from chess and puzzles to little arcade adventures, to play alone or together.

Keepsakes

Everything your family makes, from drawings to certificates, kept in one gallery to look back on.

How it works

  1. Create your family

    A grown-up signs in with an email link, adds the children and chooses a family PIN.

  2. Pick a world

    Choose Antarctic, Forest, Skybound or Tidemark Explorers, and make it yours with your family's names and homes.

  3. Invite everyone

    Invite grandparents and other grown-ups by email. Each one joins from their own phone or tablet.

Our promise to your family

  • No ads

    Nothing is advertised to your children, and nothing about your family is sold.

  • No tracking

    No analytics and no third-party trackers. The app loads nothing from other companies.

  • Private to your family

    Only the people you invite can see your family's world, letters and photos.

  • Parents in control

    Settings and other grown-up actions ask for your family PIN.

Read the privacy notice