My Happy Pocket Pet
Nora, age 7
Turn screen time from consumption to creation
A kid-friendly space where they can use just their voice to make apps and games become reality.
the whole thing in 52 seconds
Wild ideas. Real games.
I made these myself while testing, so the kids are made up, but the games are real.
try one out“A pet that gets happier when I play with it.”
“A magical storybook with secret doors.”
Magical Forest Storybook
Ivy, age 5
“A rocket race with rainbow fuel.”
Super Speedy Rocket Race
Milo, age 6
“A panda that makes ridiculous juice.”
Panda Juice Party
Theo, age 7
No coding lesson. Just imagination.
They bring the wild idea. We handle the complicated bits and give it back as something they can play.
Milo, age 6, might say
“A rocket race with rainbow fuel.”
Say it
Their voice is the starting point. They describe the game, story or toy they’re imagining.
about a minute
Build it
Let’s Build It turns their words into a playable project.
Make it theirs
They play, then ask for changes out loud whenever inspiration strikes.
Screen time where they make, not just watch.
You choose the boundaries. Their projects are private by default, with no public profiles, no messaging and no ads.
- Parent-controlled setup
- Private by default
- Purchases behind the parent gate
- No ads
you set this up once
Mike, who makes this
Hi, I’m Mike. I make Let’s Build It!
I wanted a way for my five-year-old son to make apps and games for himself. I couldn’t find anything out there, especially as he isn’t reading yet.
So I made Let’s Build It. He just talks to the assistant and his ideas turn into something he can play.
He loves it. And I love that it gets him using his brain a bit more during screen time.
Mike
See it with my son Josh.
Josh shows you the games he’s made, and I explain why I built it.
Straight answers before you start.
The practical bits, without making you hunt through fine print.
What can my child make?
Real, playable mini-games, stories, quizzes and little toys. Every project starts with the idea they say out loud and lands on their project shelf ready to replay and remix.
Is their voice and data private?
Voice is used to understand their idea. We do not store raw microphone audio in our app, but speech and AI providers process it to provide the service. There are no ads or public profiles, and you can delete your family’s account and data at any time.
Do they need to read or type?
No. Kids can describe and change an idea out loud, so pre-readers can create without navigating complicated menus or typing prompts.
How do the parent guardrails work?
You choose interests, reading level and content boundaries during setup. Those guardrails shape every project they make.
Who can see what they create?
Right now, projects stay behind your parent sign-in. They’re private by default, with no public profiles or messaging for kids.
What will they build first?
Download Let’s Build It! on iPhone or iPad and start creating together.
Download on the App Store