Safety superpowers for little explorers

Safe Kid teaches children aged 4 to 8 how to cross a road, who their trusted grown-ups are, what to do if they get separated, and a hundred everyday life skills — through stories and games that are never scary.

Coming soon to Google Play For grown-ups
  • 272 lessons
  • Ages 4–8
  • No ads
  • Works offline
  • 5 languages
A scene from the app: a child and a grown-up hold hands on a path through a park. Pip, the friendly mascot who guides every lesson.

What children learn

Every lesson is a superpower, never a warning

Pip the mascot tells a short story, the child practises it in a game, and a sticker lands on their shelf. 227 topics, each small enough for one sitting.

A child and a grown-up wait at a crossing with a green walking signal.

Street smart

Stop, look, listen, and cross holding a grown-up's hand.

A child in front of a house with three waving grown-ups.

My safe grown-ups

Who to go to, and how to "check first" before going anywhere.

A child sitting calmly on a park bench.

Stay-put hero

If you can't see your grown-up: stay where you are and find a helper.

A tin of plasters on a table.

Little fix-it

Wash it, tell a grown-up, pop a plaster on. Small bumps, calmly.

A child at a table with a screen of colourful tiles.

Screen smart

Ask before you tap, and tell a grown-up when something feels odd.

A grown-up stirs a pot while a child carries a plate to the table.

100 life skills

Setting the table, bedtime, washing hands, weather, feelings, money and more.

How it feels

Built so a five-year-old never feels wrong

Nothing scary

No danger scenes, no injuries, no alarms, no frightening words. Road scenes don't even show a car.

No way to fail

No timers and no lockouts. Every answer gets a warm reply, and the sticker is for finishing.

Read aloud

Every line can be spoken, so children who can't read yet can play on their own.

Six kinds of game

Tap, match, put in order, find it, steer Pip through a story, and act it out.

Achievement World

A score, a place in the world, and a certificate

Every sticker is worth ten points. With a grown-up's say-so, children can see where they stand among Safe Kid explorers everywhere — and finishing every lesson earns a certificate with their name on it.

  1. ScoreTen points for each finished lesson. Points only ever go up for finishing — there is nothing to lose.
  2. Rankings, inside the appChildren appear as a friendly animal nickname like "Brave Otter 27". Real names never appear in the rankings, and the list is not on the web.
  3. Certificate onlineCollect all 272 stickers and a grown-up can create a certificate at a private safekid.tulx.app link, ready to print or share with family.

Top explorers

  1. 1Sunny Fox 412,720
  2. 2Kind Panda 182,150
  3. 3Brave Turtle 27 · You1,890
  4. 4Clever Owl 631,640
  5. 5Jolly Dolphin 121,200

An example. The real rankings are only shown inside the app.

For grown-ups

Private by default. You decide the rest.

Out of the box, Safe Kid sends nothing anywhere: lessons, progress and settings stay on the device. Achievement World is switched on only by a grown-up, from behind a parental gate.

  • No ads, no analytics, no in-app purchases.
  • No account, email address or age is ever asked for.
  • Rankings use a random animal nickname chosen by the server, never a real name.
  • A certificate name is added only if you type one, and you can delete it at any time.
  • Leaving Achievement World deletes the nickname, score and certificate from our server.
  • English, Hindi, Chinese, Bangla and Arabic, with spoken instructions.

The full details are in the privacy policy.

Small lessons. Big confidence.

Safe Kid is on its way to Google Play. Until then, this page is where its certificates live.

Coming soon to Google Play Questions?