Your child opens a lucky packet, hatches a surprise friend, and looks after it every day. Feed it, play tiny games together, then tuck it in at your child's real bedtime.
Shake it, tear it, and out rolls an egg. Nobody knows what's inside, not even you.
Tap, tap, crack. A baby pet blinks up at your child and says hello.
Snacks, bath time, belly tickles and tiny games. Little routines that feel big to small hands.
Baby to kid to grown-up to wise old elder, and finally a cozy cloud spirit who watches over new eggs.
How your child cares for a pet shapes who it grows into. Gentle care and messy play both lead somewhere wonderful.
Retro-style mini-games made for small thumbs. Every pet can play every game, and every round ends in a cheer, never a fail screen.
Set bedtime once in the grown-up area. As it nears, the screen dims, the music softens, and your child's pet yawns, brushes its teeth and asks to be tucked in. The app becomes part of the wind-down, not a fight against it.
Friends are added by parents, invite to invite. Pets can visit, wave, play games side by side and share an egg. There's no chat and no strangers, ever.
Yokiez is coming soon to iPhone and iPad. Every family starts with a free trial, and a parent sets it up in a minute.