Toddler learning games · ages 2–5
Big learning for little hands.
TinyBright turns colors, numbers, letters and shapes into 19 gentle games your toddler can play on their own — every step spoken out loud, so reading isn’t required. No ads, no tracking, no account.
No ads · no tracking · no account needed
Four worlds to explore
A whole galaxy of first ideas
Nineteen bite-size games across four worlds, each one growing gently harder as your child plays — plus Endless and Sprint modes once a game is mastered.
Name it, match it, mix it
From spotting the red one to discovering that blue and yellow make green.
- Color Tap
- Crayon Sort
- Catch the Paint
- Color Mixing
Count, compare, put in order
Touch the dots one by one, find the missing number, count to ten.
- Count With Me
- Balloon Pop
- Number Order
- Counting Touch
Find them, then trace them
Seven games: big and little letters, the ABC order, peekaboo, and real finger-tracing in school stroke order.
- Letter Find
- Letter Tracing
- Peekaboo Letters
- ABC Order
- Big & Small
- Small Letter Find
- Small Tracing
Sort, match, and build
Circles and stars, matching shadows, and building a house or a rocket.
- Shape Tap
- Shape Sorter
- Shadow Catch
- Shape Builder
See it in action
A minute of TinyBright
Tracing, counting, colors, shapes, pets and stars — the whole game in sixty seconds. The video is hosted here, not embedded from anywhere else, so nothing loads until you press play.
Built for the way toddlers play
Little wins, all the way down
Spoken every step
A warm voice reads every prompt and cheers every win, so pre-readers play on their own.
Real letter tracing
Little fingers trace all 26 letters along a guided path — no reading or writing needed first.
Gentle progress
Earn stars, unlock the next game, and level up by replaying. No timers, no losing, no pressure.
Prizes to collect
Open gift boxes for pets, hats, trails, cheers and new backgrounds — all kept in “My Stuff”.
A profile per child
Up to five little players, each with their own progress, prizes and avatar color.
Plays anywhere
Big, friendly touch targets on tablet, phone or computer. The desktop app even works offline.
The letters world
Tracing that actually traces
Most toddler apps ask children to “write” by tapping. TinyBright draws a real guide for every letter and follows the child’s finger along it, filling the stroke as they go and celebrating the moment it’s complete.
- ✓ All 26 letters, upper and lower
- ✓ Forgiving path — close enough counts
- ✓ The letter is named aloud before every trace
Made for grown-ups too
Safe by design, not by promise
TinyBright collects nothing because it was built to collect nothing. There is no account, no server storing your child’s play, and no third parties watching.
No ads, nothing a child can buy
Never an ad between the games. The only purchase is the optional one-time unlock on Google Play, behind a parent math gate.
No tracking
No third-party analytics, no advertising SDKs, no tracking cookies. Progress stays on the device.
You choose what’s on
Pick which worlds appear and give each child their own profile, all in Parent settings.
At a glance
TinyBright, in plain facts
- What it is
- A toddler and preschool learning game for ages 2 to 5, made by Beckham Enterprises LLC in Vacaville, California.
- What it teaches
- Colors, counting 1–10 and number order, uppercase and lowercase letters with stroke-order tracing, the alphabet, and shapes.
- How many games
- 19 games in four worlds (Colors 4, Numbers 4, Letters 7, Shapes 4), each with levels, plus Endless and Sprint modes.
- Reading required
- None — a friendly voice reads every prompt aloud and cheers each win.
- Price
- Free on the web. Google Play: free download, one $4.99 unlock for everything. Amazon Appstore and Microsoft Store: $4.99 for the complete game (Microsoft has a 7-day free trial). No subscription, ever.
- Ads and tracking
- No ads, no third-party analytics or advertising SDKs, no account. Progress is stored only on the device.
- Devices
- Any modern browser; Android phones and tablets; Amazon Fire and Fire Kids tablets; Windows 10 and 11. iPad and iPhone in progress.
- For grown-ups
- A Parent area behind a math gate: progress by game, sound and music volume, world toggles, up to five child profiles.
Where to play
Free in your browser today, and in the app stores
Play right now on any device. The Android, Fire tablet and Windows apps are live on Google Play, the Amazon Appstore and the Microsoft Store; iPad and iPhone are next. Each badge lights up as its store goes live.
Live nowAmazon AppstoreFire tablets, including Fire Kids — the complete game, $4.99.
Live nowMicrosoft StoreWindows 10 & 11 — the complete game, $4.99, 7-day free trial.
Questions from grown-ups
Good to know
What is TinyBright?
TinyBright is a learning game for toddlers and preschoolers aged 2 to 5. It has 19 games in four worlds — Colors, Numbers, Letters and Shapes — and a friendly voice reads every prompt aloud, so children who can’t read yet can play on their own. It’s made by Beckham Enterprises LLC.
Is TinyBright free?
The web version is completely free with no ads. On Google Play the app is a free download that includes the whole Colors world and the first game of every other world; one $4.99 purchase unlocks everything, forever. On the Amazon Appstore and Microsoft Store the complete game is a one-time $4.99 purchase (Microsoft has a 7-day free trial). There is no subscription.
What ages is it for?
Children aged 2 to 5 — toddlers and preschoolers. Every instruction is spoken aloud, the buttons are big, and levels grow gradually harder.
Are there ads or in-app purchases?
No ads, and nothing a child can buy. The only purchase is the optional one-time “Unlock everything” on Google Play, which sits behind a parent math gate.
Do you collect my child’s data?
No. TinyBright collects no personal information and uses no third-party analytics or advertising SDKs. Profiles, stars and prizes are stored only on your own device and never uploaded. See the privacy policy.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The Android, Fire tablet and Windows apps work fully offline with no account. The web version needs a browser to load but requires no sign-in.
What does it teach?
Colors (naming, sorting, mixing), numbers (counting 1 to 10, number order, counting objects), letters (finding uppercase and lowercase letters, tracing them in school stroke order, ABC order, matching big and small letters) and shapes (naming, sorting, shadow matching, building pictures from shapes).
Which devices can play it?
Any modern web browser on a tablet, phone or computer; Android phones and tablets via Google Play; Amazon Fire tablets (including Fire Kids editions) via the Amazon Appstore; Windows 10 and 11 PCs via the Microsoft Store. An iPad and iPhone version is in progress.
Can more than one child play?
Yes — up to five profiles, each with its own progress, prizes and avatar color.
Can I limit screen time?
TinyBright has no built-in timer. We removed it: it reset every time the app was reopened, so a child could get around it in one swipe, and a control that looks stronger than it is does you no favours. Use your device’s own parental controls instead — Screen Time on iPhone and iPad, Family Link or Digital Wellbeing on Android, Amazon Kids on Fire tablets, Microsoft Family Safety on Windows. Those work across every app and survive closing TinyBright.
Ready when they are
Let’s go be bright.
Open TinyBright in your browser and hand it over — the first “I did it!” is about ten seconds away.