Seven short talking games for children aged 3½ to 6, played together on a tablet at home.
The first game needs no account. Free while we are in beta.
Pick a game. A friendly monster asks your child for help, and your child talks, taps and listens.
When the game ends, tap what you heard. Record answers to listen back, if you like.
Your family space keeps your notes, with simple ideas to try at home.
Each game is about one part of talking and listening. A visit takes about three to five minutes. The last card is a short check-in for grown-ups.
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Fruit Shop is open to everyone. The other games need a free family account. Best on a tablet held sideways, with you sitting beside your child.
Everything you noted, in one place.
Your child never sees a score or a label.
The app never judges your child.
Recordings are deleted after 30 days.
No adverts, no tracking. Delete everything at any time.
ABACA is a play tool, and it cannot tell you whether a child has a difficulty. Speak to your health visitor, GP or a speech and language therapist.
ABACA is made by Paper Capers Ltd, a UK company that has spent four years designing, making and sending out paper-based learning toys for children.
