Kid Secure Games
Offline apps and games for kids. No ads, no tracking, no subscriptions. Free to download, one unlock. Made by a dad in Vancouver.
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Five apps. One rule set.
Each one solves a real problem in our house: dinner talk, road trips, chores, mornings, first words. All of them work with the phone in airplane mode.
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What we will never do.
Most kids' apps are quietly built against the kids who use them. These are the rules every app here ships under, and the reason the studio exists.
Never
- ads
- No banners, no videos, no "watch an ad to continue". Nothing in the app points at anything outside it.
- subscriptions
- One unlock, bought once. No renewals, no consumables, no upsells after the purchase.
- tracking
- No analytics, no third-party SDKs, no account. There is no server for anything to be sent to.
- dark patterns
- No streaks, no timers to keep you coming back, no lock on your own creations.
Always
- offline
- Everything ships inside the app. Airplane mode changes nothing.
- yours
- Charts, routines and cards you make stay editable and exportable whether you buy or not.
- generous
- The free tier is meant to be lived in, not escaped. At least one whole feature is never metered.
- family safe
- Rated 4+. Family Sharing on. One purchase covers the household.
about
A short letter from the maker.
I sat with my eldest and watched a "kids" app show her an ad for a casino. I closed the device and started building something else.
I'm Cristian. Eighteen years writing software, eight years raising three kids. Both jobs taught me the same lesson: the small things compound.
Kid Secure Games is not a startup, a content factory or a growth machine. It is a handful of apps, made carefully, sold once, and never connected to anything. Each one started as something my own kids needed: a question for the dinner table, a picture routine for a four-year-old's mornings, a game for the long drive to the cabin.
If one of them earns a place in your house, that is the whole plan. Thanks for being here.