All-round development for your child — and a game that grows with them
Over 20,000 activities and puzzles: counting and reading, logic and memory, sudoku, mazes, jigsaws, tangrams, chess, colouring — and a trip around 54 countries. A kind clay owl leads the way, and difficulty adapts to your child's age and progress.
- 20,000+ activities
- Ages 3–8
- No ads
- Works offline
- English · Українська · Русский
Over 20,000 activities — all different
More than twenty kinds of games: from counting and letters to sudoku, mazes and chess. A little of everything each day: more fun and more useful.
Maths and counting
From “how many?” to adding, subtracting, money, clocks and measures.
Letters and reading
Sounds, letters, first words and short texts — all read aloud.
Logic
Patterns, odd one out, sudoku, mazes, jigsaws and tangram.
Memory and attention
Find the pair, remember, spot the difference — short and fun.
World and geography
A living globe, 54 countries, nature, animals and culture.
Chess
How the pieces move and first simple puzzles — step by step.
Creativity
Colouring and riddles, plus printable sheets for screen-free practice.
Movement
Brain-and-body breaks every 10 minutes, so nobody sits too long.
Kinds of activities
Counting 
What comes next? 
Sudoku 
Maze 
Chess 
Build a word 
Tangram 
Spot the difference 
Memory pairs 
Odd one out 
Jigsaw 
Cubes from the side 
Abacus 
Trace with a finger 
Find the hidden 
Colouring 
Sort into baskets 
Home screen 
Pet 
Critter collection
Swipe sideways. These are real app screens with a made-up profile.
Grows with your child
The same topic at five depth levels. A flag and “hello” for a toddler, a world expert for a second-grader. It lasts from age 3 to 8 — not just a week.
Big, simple, spoken
- Toddler mode: big buttons and simple activities
- The owl reads every task aloud — no reading needed
- Counting to 5, shapes and colours, pairs, colouring
- On the world trip: “hello”, the flag and the country's animals
Harder and deeper
- Arithmetic, word problems, clocks and money
- Reading texts, riddles, tricky logic and chess
- Countries: history, culture and “which country is bigger”
- Find a country on the globe without hints
Never too easy, never too hard
Difficulty follows your child's progress: when it's easy, activities get more interesting; when it's hard, the game offers a simpler step. New levels open as your child grows.
A trip around the world
A living globe that spins with a finger, with real borders. 54 countries — each with its own story, flag, greeting, capital, animals and food. Everything is voiced.
Five levels for every country
- First stepsages 3–4: “hello”, the flag, the capital and animals
- On the maparound 5: continent, sea, neighbours, “find it on the globe”
- Naturearound 6: weather, mountains and rivers, wildlife
- History and culturearound 7: in simple words — language, traditions, inventions
- Expertaround 8: numbers and comparisons, flag by capital, globe without hints
Each country earns a stamp in the traveller's passport, each level a star, and a whole continent the “Continent expert” badge.
A mistake is no big deal
There is no “wrong” and no red crosses in the game. After a mistake there's a soft “try again”, and if it still doesn't work out, the owl gives a spoken hint and highlights the right answer.
Children aren't afraid to make mistakes and calmly finish the task.
Safe for children
Made for children, with rules to match: built to Google Play's requirements for family apps.
No ads
Not a single ad — neither in the free part nor after purchase. No advertising ID.
No child data collection
No analytics, no trackers. Progress is stored on the device. Privacy policy.
Works offline
Play on the road or in airplane mode. The internet is only needed for purchases and optional sync chosen by a parent.
Parental gate
Purchases, settings and outside links are behind a gate for grown-ups.
No pressure
No “ask your parents to buy”, no chats, no strangers. Coins are earned only by doing activities and are never sold.
Three languages
The interface and the owl's voice in English, Ukrainian and Russian.
For parents
The parent area is behind a gate: to enter, solve a grown-up maths question.
- Skills report: what's going well and what to practise
- Time per day and a daily goal; when time is up, the owl says a calm goodbye after the activity
- Gentle reminders on the phone — only a parent can turn them on, at most once a day
- Up to three child profiles in the full version
- Printable sheets for screen-free practice
- Optional account: sign in with a code from an e-mail and move progress to another device
Questions and answers
What age is Owlimind for?
Children aged 3 to 8. When creating a profile, a parent enters the birth year and the game picks activities by age. Ages 3–4 get a toddler mode with big buttons.
How much does it cost?
There is a fair free part with no time limit: one child profile, up to 15 activities a day in each section, and the first steps of every section. Six countries — one on each inhabited continent — are fully open; the other countries have a free first part.
The full version is a monthly or yearly subscription or a lifetime purchase: all activities, themes and countries without limits, up to three children, all mini-courses and printables. Prices are shown in Google Play in your currency. Cancel any time in Google Play → Payments & subscriptions.
Country levels 3–5 open with the full version or with coins your child earns by doing activities. Coins are never sold for money.
Can my child buy something by accident?
No. Only a parent can buy — in the parent area behind the gate, through Google Play. The children's part has no buy buttons and no “ask to buy” prompts.
Does it need the internet?
No. All activities, pictures and voice-overs are inside the app. The internet is only needed for purchases and, if a parent wants it, for syncing between devices.
What data do you collect?
About your child — none, unless a parent turns on sync: everything stays on the device. If a parent signs in with an e-mail, children's progress is stored on our server in the EU. Details are in the privacy policy.
Do I need to register?
No. An account is only needed to move progress to another device. Sign-in uses a one-time code from an e-mail, no password.
Which devices does it run on?
Android phones and tablets first (Android 7.0 or newer). An iPhone and iPad version will come later.
How do I delete my account and data?
In the parent area: “Parent account” → “Delete account and data”. Or e-mail us. Details are on the account deletion page.
Coming soon to Google Play
Owlimind is getting ready for launch. The owl is already packing a suitcase.