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Offline apps for
every age
of childhood

From the first positive test to primary school. Everything works with no signal, shows no ads, and keeps what you write on your own device — because it never had anywhere else to send it.

The Grove

One for each stage

The needs change completely between a newborn and a six-year-old, so the apps do too. What stays the same is how they are built.

New Pregnancy – 2 years

Little Beaver

The one that is not for the child — it is for you

A calm companion from the first positive test to the second birthday. Nine months week by week, then feeds, sleep, nappies, growth, vaccines and firsts — with the WHO growth curves drawn behind your own line, soothing sounds for 3am, and a printable keepsake book at the end of it all.

  • · Breastfeed timer that remembers the side
  • · Antenatal visits, filled in from your due date
  • · Guidance from WHO and NHS sources, every one named
  • · A monthly PDF, and a book to print and bind
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Live now Ages 3–7

Rainbow Learners

Our first published game. Little ones explore colours, shapes, letters and nature through bright, voice-guided activities — collecting stars as they learn, fully offline and ad-free.

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🌱 Growing soon Ages 5–8

World Puzzle

Piece together animals, places and patterns from around the world in playful drag-and-drop puzzles.

Sprouting next

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🌱 Growing soon Ages 6–8

Beaver Adventure

Join Barky on a grand woodland journey — building dams, solving challenges and discovering the forest.

On the way

The same four rules, every app

Not a policy we could quietly change. These are decisions about how the apps are built, and undoing any of them would mean building a different app.

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Offline, always

Download once and it works forever — on a plane, in a hospital basement, at 3am with the wifi off. Nothing waits on a connection, and nothing new arrives from the internet unannounced.

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Nothing leaves the device

No accounts, no servers, no analytics, no advertising SDKs. Whatever the app remembers is written on your phone and stays there. It only ever leaves if you export it yourself and choose where it goes.

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Nothing is generated on the fly

No chatbot, no AI running inside the app, nothing unpredictable reaching your child. Every lesson, puzzle and story is written, reviewed and shipped inside the app — and in Little Beaver, every piece of guidance names the organisation it was summarised from.

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No hooks, no habits

No autoplay, no streaks, no notifications designed to pull anyone back. The children's games let you set a daily limit that ends the session gently; the baby app has no scores at all, because a tired parent does not need marking.

Privacy

Said precisely, not loudly

“We care about your privacy” is what every company says. Here is the version you can check.

  • There is no account because there is nothing to log in to. We have no servers holding anything of yours.
  • There is no analytics in any app. We do not know how often you open them, or whether you do.
  • There are no ads and no advertising code, so nothing is profiling anybody in the background.
  • What you write stays with you. In Little Beaver that includes every feed, photograph and note — it lives in one file on your phone that you can export or delete whenever you like.
  • The one honest exception: a backup or a PDF you choose to share goes wherever you send it. That is you sending it, not us taking it.

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🌱 A new family startup

Developed for kids.
Designed with parents' concern in mind.

BeaverArk began with a concern we couldn't ignore.

As we watched our nephew and niece grow up, we noticed something many families are facing: children spending more and more time with online content, endless videos, and games that seemed designed to keep them engaged for as long as possible.

Autoplay, constant notifications, in-app advertisements and rewards for endless screen time were becoming a normal part of childhood. We started asking a simple question: can technology help children learn and play without encouraging unhealthy habits?

That question became BeaverArk — and as our own families grew, it stopped being only about children. The first months of a baby's life are full of the same pressure: apps that want an account, a subscription and a copy of everything you tell them. So the arc now starts earlier, at the first positive test, and runs all the way to primary school.

Every BeaverArk app works fully offline, carries no ads, and keeps what you put into it on your own device. Because childhood should be filled with curiosity and real-world discovery — and the people raising one deserve tools that are on their side.

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