About PostPals
PostPals lets a child play a small turn game with someone they love — across the room, or across the country. It borrows the best idea from big board-game sites (play a turn whenever you can, and your partner plays theirs) but keeps it small, calm, and completely private.
Nothing leaves your device
When you “send a link,” the entire game is packed inside the link itself. There is no PostPals account, no lobby, and no PostPals server holding your game. The link travels through your own message thread — the same one grown-ups already trust — to a person you already know. We collect nothing.
Real learning, gently
Keeping track of a turn game is real thinking: counting, planning ahead, waiting your turn, and being a good sport whether you win, lose, or tie. Pebble Pond practices counting and looking ahead; Three-in-a-Row practices spatial planning. There’s no timer and no streak — just a good game with someone you like.
Meet the crew
PostPals has a small pen-pal crew — Posy (carries your turn and brings your partner’s back), Tibb (take your turn whenever you can), Plann (plan your next move while you wait), and Marka (make your move clear so your partner knows exactly what you did). Their illustrated storybooks are on the way.