For parents

Wobbi is a calm, ad-free playroom for children from about one to eight years old. Here is exactly how it works and what it does — and does not do — with your family’s data.

Open the Playhouse

How children play

Choose who is playing — baby, toddler or kid — and every world adapts. The 3D Playhouse is the menu: tap a toy to enter its world. The home button always brings children back. You can switch the player any time from the Playhouse.

Privacy

Designed to be kind

No streaks, timers, loot boxes or endless scores. Progress appears as toys in the Playhouse: dinosaurs on a shelf, planets on a mobile, a child’s painting on the easel. Sounds are soft, motion respects the reduced-motion setting, and nothing needs reading.

The worlds

Questions from grown-ups

Is Wobbi free?

Yes. Wobbi is free to play, with no ads, no in-app purchases, no loot boxes and no streaks.

Does my child need an account?

No. Children never sign in. Play is saved on your device. Parents can optionally create an account in the Parent Area to sync progress between devices.

What ages is Wobbi for?

Babies (1–2), toddlers (2–4) and kids (4–8). Choose an age when you start and every world adapts: bigger targets and gentle sounds for babies, guided play for toddlers, goals and facts for older kids.

Does it work on tablets and phones?

Yes. Wobbi runs in the browser on tablets, phones and computers, with touch and mouse.

What data does Wobbi collect?

Nothing for guest play — progress stays in your browser. Optional child profiles hold only a nickname, an age band and an avatar seed. There is no tracking and no analytics.

Can my child play without reading?

Yes. Every game works with pictures, sounds and gestures; text and fact cards are there for grown-ups to read along.