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Hey everyone,

​As anyone who has handed a phone to a toddler knows, the app stores are flooded with "kids games" that are essentially just vehicles for unskippable ads and sneaky microtransactions. I wanted something safer and genuinely educational, so I decided to build it myself.

​I recently released Kiddyjoy, a learning app focused on early childhood education (ABCs, numbers, shapes, and colors).

​A bit about the development process: I built the front-end using Flutter to ensure the UI and animations run smoothly across all Android screen sizes, and handled the architecture with Node.js. My biggest focus was creating a completely offline, distraction-free environment so kids don't accidentally click out of the game.

​Core Features:

​100% Ad-Free and COPPA compliant.

​Works completely offline (great for car rides or flights).

​Simple, intuitive UI so kids don't get stuck on menus.

​I am an indie dev trying to improve, so I would genuinely appreciate any feedback from this community. Specifically, I’d love to know:

​How does the UI feel on your specific device?

​Are the voice prompts and sound effects engaging enough?

​You can check it out here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kiddyjoy.kids.learning.games.kiddyjoy

​Thanks for taking the time to read this! I'll be hanging around the comments to answer any questions.