Always free
The Pebble Bench
A moment of waiting
Meet Pip. Make a little choice.
A little shared story.
Then phone down.
Read together, choose what happens, and watch Pip bring your little adventure to life. A gentle ending gives the story back to you.
Available now for iPhone and Android
Two stories free · One-time collection unlock · No ads
Small choices.Time together.
1
Choose together
A train ride, a wobbly tower, a leaf on the breeze. Pick a moment that catches your eye.
2
Let Pip show you
Read aloud and make three little choices. Watch each one change something in the scene.
3
Take it into your day
Every story ends. An optional invitation gives you something to try together, away from the phone.
A whole little world
Ten places to go with Pip.
Silent stories to read aloud together. Replay a favourite whenever you like.
Always free
Window Train
A little journey together
Pip’s Collection
The Last Leaf
Getting ready to go
Pip’s Collection
The Wobbly Tower
Trying again
Pip’s Collection
Three Gentle Things
Noticing the small things
Pip’s Collection
The Lantern Nook
A quiet moment
Pip’s Collection
The Paper Boat
Following a little adventure
Pip’s Collection
The Little Picnic
Making room for a friend
Pip’s Collection
The Puddle Picture
Finding your own way
Pip’s Collection
A Bridge for Bird
One small crossing
Yours to return to
Start with two.
Open up eight more.
The Pebble Bench and Window Train stay free, with unlimited replay. Pip’s Story Collection unlocks the other eight in one purchase.
A$5.99 once on the Australian App Store. Each store shows its own local price before purchase. Apple Family Sharing applies to eligible Apple purchases. Purchases are separate between stores. Future collections sold separately if introduced.
Made for sharing a moment.
No Teenyloop account. No advertising. No streaks, scores or autoplay into another story. Purchases and website links live in the grown-up area.
The stories and animations are on your phone. Once your purchase is verified, favourites can come along offline too.
A little help for grown-ups →