Feelings Match
Read a short story and pick the face that shows how someone feels.
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Perfect for kids with sensory needs
Learning that feels like play.
Calm, colourful mini games for autistic and ADHD kids aged 3 to 12, plus practical tips for the grown-ups who love them. Play on the web or the Android app, and progress follows you everywhere.
No ads. No timers. No pressure.
Feelings Match · Story 2 of 5
Ben opened the box and a balloon floated out!
How does he feel?
Yes! He feels surprised.
Calm by design
Every game is built so children can play at their own pace, without the noise and pressure of typical kids' apps.
No timers
Nothing counts down. Children move on when they are ready.
Sound and motion controls
Turn off sounds or animation for children who find them overwhelming.
Read aloud
Every story and question can be read out, so non-readers can play too.
Gentle feedback
No buzzers or red crosses. A wrong answer just shows what it is, so every tap teaches.
Games for ages 3 to 12
Short, playable in a few minutes, and each one practises a real everyday skill. Pick an age to see the best fits.
My Day
Build a picture plan for mornings or bedtime, then follow it with Now and Next.
Play nowSort It Out
Pop shapes into the right baskets by colour or by shape.
Play nowCounting Garden
Count the flowers, or plant just the right number yourself.
Play nowBreathing Buddy
Breathe along with a friendly buddy to feel calm and settled.
Play nowMemory Pairs
Turn over the cards and find the matching animals.
Play nowPattern Path
Spot the pattern and choose what comes next.
Play nowWord Builder
Look at the picture and tap the letters to spell the word.
Play nowNumber Trail
Adding, taking away, times tables and sharing, with no clock ticking.
Play nowWhat Would You Do?
Talk through everyday situations and find the kindest, safest choice.
Play nowTips for the grown-ups
Practical, everyday ideas from people who get it. Short enough to read while the kettle boils.
Routines
Visual timetables for calmer mornings
Showing the next step in pictures can make transitions feel less sudden.
Coming soon
Sensory
Spotting the early signs of overload
Small changes in behaviour often come before a meltdown. Here's what to look for.
Coming soon
Screen time
Ending screen time without the battle
Warnings, countdowns you control, and a clear "what's next" can all help.
Coming soon
Tips are general guidance, not medical advice. Always speak to your child's doctor or care team about their needs.
Coming soon for parents
You're not doing this alone
A friendly, moderated space where parents and carers can talk, ask questions and share what has worked for them. Whether you're a single parent at the end of a long day or just starting out after a diagnosis, there will be someone who has been there.
- Group chats for single parents, new diagnoses, school and sleep
- Experienced parents marked as community mentors
- Kind-community rules, moderators, and a report button on every message
- Grown-ups only: children never see the community
Single parents · Example chat
Parent ABedtime took two hours again tonight. Does anyone else find the evenings hardest?
Parent B · MentorEvery single night for us at that age. A picture bedtime plan helped us loads. Happy to share ours.
Parent CYou're doing better than you think. Same boat here, so message any time.
One account, every screen
Set things up on your computer, and your child plays on a tablet or phone. Stars, settings and progress sync automatically.
- Separate profiles for each child
- Parent dashboard to see what they've practised
- Web browser and Android app
Ready when they are.
Family accounts and the parent community are coming soon. Until then, all ten games are free to play with no sign-up, no ads, and nothing stored about your child.
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