Kokitos Premium
One purchase adds pink, brown, black, white and gray to every game, plus every new game we make. It turns ads off too.
One-time purchase. Bought in the Grown-ups area, never from inside a game.
Kokitos: Toddler GamesLittle games for little learners
Toddlers sort toy animals by color while a friendly voice names each one. No timers, scores or ways to fail.
See how it playsComing soon to Google Play
Drag a toy to the bowl of its color
The voice says the color when it lands. A wrong bowl shakes its head and the toy hops home to try again. Clear the table and the whole room celebrates.
Six ways to play with colors
Each one opens when the one before it earns a sticker. Grown-ups can open them all at once.
Sort. Drag each toy into the bowl of its color.
Built around how toddlers play
A three-year-old can't read, rushes, and taps everything. Kokitos is made for exactly that.
Nothing to lose
No timers, scores or game over. A miss is just another try.
The voice teaches
Every color is spoken out loud, so no reading is needed.
Made for small fingers
Big toys, forgiving drops, and taps that still count when they turn into drags.
Grows with your child
Each round gets a little harder, and eases off after a few misses.
English and Spanish
Every word, on screen and spoken, in both languages.
Plays offline
No sign-up and no internet needed to play.
36 stickers to collect
Finish eight rounds of a mode to win its animal in a new scene: park, pond, zoo, sports, Halloween and Christmas.
Grown-ups stay in charge
Ads you can turn off for free
Only between rounds, never in the first three minutes, and at most one every five minutes. One switch turns them off.
A gate for grown-ups
Settings and the Premium purchase open with a long press and a math question little ones can't answer yet.
No accounts, no personal information
Kokitos never asks for your child's name, photo, voice or location. Progress, stickers and play stats stay on the phone.
Made at home, tested by a toddler
Kokitos began as a game we play at home: plastic animals, colored bowls and a little one calling out colors. We brought it to the phone so it can come along anywhere, and every change is tried out at home first.
Coming soon to Google Play