A private playground for families
Playground is a private home for the games, stories and toys your child makes with you and AI. Share them with families you trust, collect kind notes from real players, and discover the best of what other young makers have built.
Isla drew every bee herself
How it works
Works with games made in Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, Scratch, or anything else that runs in a web browser.
can the stars fall faster when i get to 10??
Build a game with your child in the AI tool you already use. Your child brings the idea and the drawings. You help steer and type.
Upload the file or paste a link. Choose who can play: just your family, families you’ve invited, or everyone once a curator has played it.
Other parents send private notes about what their kids loved. You pick which ones go on your child’s Fridge.
Featured this week
Private by design
Nothing your child makes is public unless you choose to share it, and every conversation on Playground happens between grown-ups.
Children play from your device or a play link you send. They can’t be searched for, followed or messaged.
Feedback comes to you first. You decide what reaches your child’s Fridge.
Share with families you invite. No public profiles, no like counts, no leaderboards.
Every featured game is played by a curator and checked for outside links, data collection and anything unkind.
Human feedback
Parents leave short notes in three parts: what their child loved, an idea, and a question. You read them first, then pin the best ones to your child’s Fridge in words they can read.
you choose what Mia sees
Marketplace
“Leo has made eleven games this year. Playground is the first place where someone other than me actually plays them.”
“The notes are the magic. Kofi reads them out at breakfast, then goes off to fix the bug another kid found.”
Give them a private place to share them. Setting up a family studio takes two minutes and is free.
Start your family studioThe Carters’ studio
Mia and Theo have 4 games here, and 3 new notes are waiting for you.
Explore
Every game here was made by a kid with a grown-up, and played all the way through by one of our curators.
Help a hungry moon jellyfish catch glowing sea bubbles before the tide turns. Ada, 7, drew every bubble and designed all nine levels on paper first.
Level 6 made our whole team laugh. The jellyfish sulks when it misses a bubble.
Rosa, Playground curatorOpens moon-jelly.html in a sealed player
Hosted by Playground in a sealed player. The game can’t reach the internet, open other websites or collect anything.
Share a game
Upload the file your AI tool made, or paste a share link. Games run in a sealed player on Playground, so they can’t reach the internet or collect anything.
An .html file or a .zip folder, up to 25 MB
Choose a fileWe ran some automatic checks. Play it once more with your child before you share it.
Families love knowing how a game was made. Use first names only.
Pick a colour world and a character for the cover, then choose who can play.
12 families can play it now. We’ll tell you when the first notes arrive.
Private notes
Only grown-ups can read or send notes. Pin the best ones to your child’s Fridge.
Marketplace
Game kits to remix, printables for rainy days and full games from Playground families. 85% of every sale goes to the maker’s family.
Everything Kofi wished he’d had for his first jumping game: 12 characters, 30 tiles, jump sounds and a step-by-step prompt guide that works with any AI tool.
by Mia (6) and Dad
Tap to start, then move the basket!
by Ada, age 7
Tap (or press space) to swim up. Eat the glowing bubbles!
by June (6) · tap a whale to sing
Find the pairs before the monster eats them!