Your kids are free to play. Let the neighborhood know.
One tap tells the families you trust that your squad is out. Kids find each other. The app forgets.
Works best added to your home screen.
20 seconds. One username. No email.
No more anyone around today texts.
Asking feels needy. Ignoring feels rude. So most afternoons nobody asks and nobody plays. A broadcast is different. Your circle sees it, nobody owes a reply, and whoever is free just shows up. Like the porch light coming on.
Somewhere along the way the easy signal disappeared. That was never your fault. We just built it back.
Connect with families you already know.
Share your invite code in person or by text. No search, no directory. Strangers cannot find you.
Tap when your kids are out.
Mary M. and the squad are heading to Maple Park. Your circle gets one quiet ping.
Kids play. The app forgets.
Broadcasts expire on their own. No history, no profile, no data trail.
A kids' app should know almost nothing about your kids.
Sounds obvious. Apparently it isn't. Most apps grab your email, your phone, your kid's birthday, a photo, your location, all to build a file on a seven year old. Your family is the product.
We take a username and first names. That's the entire file. Hack us tomorrow and there's nothing else in the building.
Here's everything they ask for that we said no to:
- Email address
- Phone number
- Your last name
- Your kids' ages
- Your kids' photos
- Your location
No strangers. Just your people.
You connect only with families you personally invite, and both sides have to accept. There is no one to vet, because if someone is in your circle, it is because you put them there.
Built by a Connecticut parent who wanted the childhood we had for our kids.
Read our philosophyFounding families play free. Forever.
We're starting small, neighborhood by neighborhood, with families who get it. Join now and your family is in for good. Free, always, founder status locked.
Claim our founding spotPiano got cancelled. The rain stopped. It's 4pm and the homework is done. Somewhere on your street another kid is bored too. You get about eighteen summers. This is one of them.
Come out and play