Games & Apps

Four titles in development. Every one of them has its own page, its own details, and its own terms.

We make more than one kind of thing. A tool for someone working on a jobsite has almost nothing in common with an app that teaches a five-year-old about elephants, and neither resembles a quiz you shout answers at while running. They are built differently too — most keep everything on your phone and have no server at all, while a working tool that has to hold your paperwork needs somewhere to hold it.

Each page below tells you what that title is, what it stores on your device, and any terms that apply to it on top of our general Terms of Use. Nothing here has shipped yet — the pages go up first, so you can read the terms before there's anything to buy.

For the trades

Contractor App

A working tool for the jobsite, with an account so your scanned receipts and paperwork survive a lost phone. The one title of ours that has a server.

In development
For kids

Animals App

A first introduction to animals for young children. No ads, no accounts, nothing gathered — built to Apple's and Google's rules for children's apps.

In development
For kids

Manners App

Everyday courtesy, practised rather than lectured. One family's way of doing things is not the only way, and the app says so.

In development
For runners and walkers

Hands-Free Quiz

A quiz you play out loud, with the screen in your pocket. Made for the miles — and written to be honest about paying attention to the road.

In development

What every Fandonia title promises

These hold across everything we publish, whatever it is, so you won't have to re-read them on each page:

We would rather write a narrower promise and keep it than a sweeping one we have to walk back. That is why "where your data lives" is answered on each title's page instead of once, in large type, for everything. Hands-Free Quiz has one such question still open, and it is written on its page rather than buried.