Koki & Loli's Big Tidy

Koki and Loli live where things get lost — under beds, behind sofas, at the back of cupboards. Their house needs tidying, and they could use a hand. A calm, colourful game that teaches colours, shapes, sizes and counting while children tidy up. WHAT YOUR CHILD DOES Pick something up. Work out where it goes. Put it away. That is the whole game, and it grows with them: sort by what a thing is, then by colour, then by shape while the colour is trying to mislead. Count things onto shelves. Put four shades in order from lightest to darkest. Find the two that match. Spot the one that does not belong. Ten rooms, one hundred levels, and a good many ways to sort, some with things that wander off on their own and have to be caught. LEARNING WITHOUT LESSONS The real colours (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink and brown) in sorting levels of their own. Circles, squares, triangles, stars and hearts. Big and small. A number train, where each wagon wants exactly that many things. The device’s own voice can say the colour, the shape or the number as your child plays, and the Voice switch turns it off. It is a game first; the learning is what happens while they play. NO READING NEEDED Every instruction is carried by a picture, a colour, or Koki showing you herself. A child who cannot read a word can play every level. Words are there for grown-ups and older children, never as the only way to know what to do. NOBODY LOSES There is no timer to fail, no lives to run out, and no way to get stuck. A mistake makes Koki look surprised and the thing goes back where it was. Stars are earned for tidy work, not taken away for untidy work. STARS BECOME A HOME Stars decorate Koki's house, room by room — well over a hundred rugs, pictures, lamps and pieces of furniture to choose between, which can be moved about to make the room your own. There is a sticker album that fills up, a Daily Tidy that is a new day every time (seven days make a week), and lost things to find. BUILT FOR A FAMILY TABLET Up to four children, each with their own progress, their own room and their own difficulty. Four age settings, from the youngest players up to an Expert level, that genuinely change the game rather than just resizing it. FOR GROWN-UPS • No advertising of any kind. • No accounts, no sign-in, no email address. • Nothing is collected. There is no analytics in this app and no network code in it, so it sends nothing anywhere. • One payment unlocks everything, for every child on the device. Not a subscription. • A grown-up area behind a simple gate shows how long each child has played and how far they have got. Ten languages, with Arabic laid out right to left. Larger text, reduced motion and a left-handed layout are all options, and every puzzle has been checked to work without seeing colour.