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Free games for toddlers Tap. Giggle. Explore!

Free, calm browser games for babies, toddlers and preschoolers. Every tap makes something happy happen: nothing to install, best played together with a grown-up.

Tiny Fingers: a big green double-decker bus drives past a red Chinatown temple hung with lanterns, with shophouses, stalls and people on the pavement Space Hop: the smiling little rocket parked at a round space station in front of golden Saturn and its rings Under the Sea: clownfish and friendly striped fish swimming over a colourful coral garden

Our games

Three free games in one gentle style: no timers, no scores and nothing to lose. Pick one and play together.

The Tiny Fingers island map: a 3D toy Singapore in seven colourful regions

Tiny Fingers Singapore

18 months+ Best played together with a grown-up

A gentle, slow-paced 3D toy Singapore full of the things little ones see every day: the HDB flats, the green double-decker bus, the MRT, the hawker centre, the playground and the otters at the park. Every tap makes something happy happen, so the smallest fingers can explore at their own pace.

Then there’s more to discover together: feed the giraffes at the zoo, splash on Sentosa beach, and watch the lasers dance over Marina Bay at night, all with the real live weather of each place.

  • 18 months+
  • Slow & gentle
  • 30+ places
  • Buses, trains & planes
  • Day & night
  • Live weather
  • English · 华语 · Melayu · தமிழ்
Play Tiny Fingers Tiny Fingers guide for parents
  • Bartley: HDB flats, a green double-decker bus and the MRT station
  • The zoo: elephants, giraffes, zebras and a tram
  • Changi Airport: planes at the gates and on the runway, the control tower and the Jewel
Space Hop at Earth: a little observation deck with a globe, a telescope, solar panels and a satellite, floating above the blue planet

Space Hop Solar system

Ages 3–7 A little rocket, a real solar system

Climb aboard a cheerful little rocket and hop between ten places in space: the Sun, all eight planets and the Moon. They sit just where they really are in the sky today, and Watch time fly sends them whizzing round the Sun.

Every stop has something hands-on to do: catch icy pieces of Saturn’s rings, bounce across the Moon, help a satellite take pictures of Earth and line up 109 Earths across the Sun. Short spoken facts explain what you see, and a Space Passport fills up with every world you visit.

  • Ages 3–7
  • Sun, 8 planets & the Moon
  • Real positions today
  • Watch time fly
  • Hands-on activities
  • Spoken facts
  • Space Passport
Play Space Hop Space Hop guide for parents
  • The Moon: a lander, a rover and astronauts on the grey cratered ground, with Earth in the sky
  • The Sun: a sun-watching station with a big round window, a telescope and a viewing screen, and the little rocket parked alongside
  • The solar system today: the Sun and the planets where they really are on the date shown, the little rocket, the LIVE date and the Watch time fly button
Under the Sea: friendly orange, blue and yellow fish swimming through a colourful coral garden

Under the Sea Ocean adventures

Ages 2–5 A little ocean of big discoveries

Follow a bubble into six beautiful ocean worlds: the Coral Garden, Seagrass Meadow, Little Tide Pool, Whale’s Blue, Kelp Hideaway and Twilight Lagoon. Say hello to turtles, seahorses, octopuses, friendly whales and more — every animal has a little thing to teach.

Free swim is for curious little fingers. Eighteen gentle adventures add colours, counting, shapes, sizes, patterns and caring for the sea, with spoken instructions, generous tap targets and a sea book. No wrong-answer screens, and every world is open.

  • Ages 2–5
  • 6 ocean worlds
  • 18 adventures
  • Colours & counting
  • Shapes & sizes
  • Spoken learning
  • Free & gentle
Play Under the Sea Under the Sea guide for parents

Coming soon

Want your place in the game?

Is there a playground, school, market, park or favourite corner of Singapore you’d love to see in Tiny Fingers? A planet activity for Space Hop, a sea creature for Under the Sea, or an idea for a brand-new game? Send us an email with the details and a few photos, and we’ll try to build it!

Email your idea

info@jenisstore.com · photos are only used as a guide for drawing the place.

For grown-ups

JenisStore games are made to be calm and safe for the very youngest players: gentle sounds, nothing that flashes and no accounts. They run right in the browser on a PC or tablet, and keep working offline after the first visit.

In every game, the grown-up settings sit behind a press-and-hold button, so little fingers can’t wander off.

Tiny Fingers is designed for short, shared moments from 18 months; Space Hop is made for ages 3–7 and Under the Sea for ages 2–5. Sit together, point, name the things you see and talk about them. Singapore’s HealthHub recommends no screen time before 18 months, and less than an hour a day from 18 months to 6 years, with a parent or caregiver alongside.

Tiny Fingers is a playful, simplified picture of Singapore, so some details are not exact. In Space Hop the planets’ directions and dates are real, but their sizes are enlarged and distances squeezed so everything fits on the screen.

Guides for parents, with what each game teaches, how to play together and which devices work: Tiny Fingers guide · Space Hop guide · Under the Sea guide.

Say hello: info@jenisstore.com

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JenisStore’s games are made by one parent in Singapore, mostly in the evenings, for our own little one and yours. They’re free for everyone. If they have brought a smile to your home and you’d like to say thanks, a coffee helps pay for the server and the next new adventure. No worries at all if not: sharing them with another family helps just as much.

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