Mitten
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Tell it what they love
Anything at all. Type “tractors and cheese” if that is genuinely where you are this month — it works.
Ages 3–8 · Vocabulary & maths
A game built around your child.
Tell Mitten what they are into this week — dinosaurs, space, baking, football. About a minute later they have a real game to play, with the learning tucked quietly inside it.
Coming to Google Play and the App Store. No ads, ever.
How it works
Three answers, then they play.
No lesson plans, no levels to unlock first, no setup evening.
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Pick what to practise
English words, a second language, or number work like times tables and adding up. Set their age and you are done.
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They play it
A complete game, built for them, in about a minute. Nobody else gets the same one.
Three kinds of game
Different games, not one game reskinned.
Each family plays by its own rules, so a child who is bored of one still has two more.
Adventure
Walk a painted world, meet the people who live there, and gather words as you explore.
Word Rush
A bright lane-runner where the right answer is simply the road you steer into.
Mystery
A gentle detective case. Search rooms, question suspects, piece together who did it.
For parents
The boring parts, done properly.
No quizzes. Ever.
Children learn a word by using it to do something — opening a gate, questioning a suspect. If it feels like a test, we built it wrong.
Reads itself aloud
The whole app is narrated, so a child who cannot read yet still plays on their own without an adult sitting beside them.
A gate on everything that matters
Settings, sign-in and anything you pay for sit behind a parental gate. Your child never signs in and is never sent a notification.
Your data, gone when you say
No advertising, no selling data, no profiles built for marketing. Delete everything from inside the app, or request it here.
Closed testing
Want to try it before anyone else?
Mitten is in closed testing on Google Play. Testers get it free while we finish, and if you have a 3–8 year old we would genuinely love to know what they make of it.
Android only for now. You will need the Google account you use on your phone.