You know the feeling of prying a tablet out of small hands. Wundoria is built to do the opposite — every story it tells finishes outside, with you.
Your child meets a new world — a story-poem read aloud, a page to colour, a small thing to make. Calm by design: sentence case, soft voices, nothing flashing.
The app asks your child to head outside — visit a tree three times, hunt for sparkles of light, say goodnight to the moon. Missions run from five minutes to half a day, so there's always one that fits.
The world on screen has changed because of what your child did off screen. The photo you took together stays in the wonder journal on your device — ours never see it.
Nothing counts down, nothing expires, and missing a day costs your child nothing. There is no mechanism in Wundoria that profits from anxiety.
Wundoria never pings your child to come back. If it's been a while, the worlds are simply there, unchanged and patient.
First name and age band, held only to greet them and size the activities. No surname, no birthday, no email, no location, no profiling.
World one is free forever. Every price is a small, honest one-off, and every purchase sits behind a parent gate.
Wundoria's eight worlds are built on the same social-emotional foundations schools teach — self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, responsible decisions — wrapped in story, art and time outdoors. Not therapy, not homework: childhood, gently structured.
Leave an email and we'll write when world one opens — and only when it matters.