Emmada Studioa family making games
Emmada Studio
Calm little games for little kids.
We make them for our own children first: a house full of 2- to 6-year-olds who can't read yet, on phones, tablets and a big screen. Then we share them.
No ads, ever
Nothing to tap by mistake, nothing sponsored, no "collect them all" pressure.
No reading needed
Every question is read aloud in a recorded voice. Big buttons, no fiddly dragging.
No losing
After a couple of misses the game helps: it counts with you, hops the frog, shows the way.
Works on a plane
No account, no loading, no waiting. Opens instantly in airplane mode.
Nothing about you
No tracking, no ads, no third-party code, no identifiers. The apps send us a few anonymous counts (rounds played, errors) so we can fix what breaks; one switch turns that off. Our privacy policy lists exactly what's in them.
Pay once, or not at all
Free with a generous free part, and at most one small purchase that the whole family shares. Never a subscription.
The games
Early learning games in the Meadow family, and a few arcade and board games our kids love. See every game.
Math Meadow
Add ducks, take away ice cream, hop a frog along the number line, guess the jelly beans. Ages 2–6.
App Store and Google Play: coming
Word Meadow
Letter sounds, finger tracing and first words, read aloud. Ages 3–6.
App Store and Google Play: coming
Monkey Leap
Fling a monkey from tree to tree with a lively troop. Ages 3+.
App Store and Google Play: comingWhat should we build next?
Our games grow from what the kids ask for, and from what you tell us. The apps' anonymous counts tell us which modes get played and where things break, never why, and never who. Which game does your child play most? What did they get stuck on? What would you like next?
Who we are
Emmada Studio is one family. The games are designed and built at home, tested by the children they're made for, and shipped when they survive a 2-year-old. The art is drawn by hand as vector shapes, the music is written by us, and the narration is a recorded voice, never a robot reading a script.