Calm by design
Soft colors, unhurried movement and no scores or timers.
- No streaks or countdowns to beat
- Each activity ends on a calm moment, a natural place to stop
- No ads, and nothing to tap that leads somewhere else
For preschools, schools and communities
Calm Jewish play, ready for your classroom
Gentle activities rooted in Jewish life for your classroom devices, and one simple panel to set them all up.
Plans sized to your group and your devices.
No ads, ever
No scores or streaks
Tablets, phones and computers
English and Spanish
Made for a room full of children
Low-stimulation by design, so screen time in class stays calm, focused and easy to bring to an end.
Jewish life, part of the play
Shabbat, the holidays, the alef-bet and caring for the world, woven into activities children love.
Every child at their level
Activities grow with children from ages 2 to 8, and you choose the level that suits your group.
Beyond the screen
Every activity comes with an idea to try away from the screen, and many with sheets to print.
A look inside
See it in action
A ride to the shops before Shabbat, a route to plan, a town to care for: little worlds to explore together.
Before Shabbat01
A ride to the shops
Shabbat is almost here. A child rides to the shops, follows a picture list and gathers what the family needs for the Shabbat table.
Preparing for Shabbat
Light the lights02
A glowing window
Candles to make and a hanukkiah to light, one night at a time, until the whole window glows.
Hanukkah
The Rosh Hashanah post03
Plan the way
Every house is waiting for a card wishing them a sweet new year. Children plan the van's route through town, step by step.
Rosh Hashanah
I Spy04
Look closely
Busy little scenes to explore slowly, noticing more each time they look.
Israel
Clean the streets05
Care for the town
Taking care of our world starts on our streets. Children explore a little town and help keep it clean.
Tikkun olam
The glass window06
Color the light
Pieces of colored glass come together into a window full of light.
The synagogue
Letter blocks07
First letters
Alef, bet, gimel: colorful blocks to stack and match, a friendly first meeting with the Hebrew letters.
Alef-bet
Play a tune08
Make music
Colorful keys and familiar songs to play, from Hine ma tov to little melodies of their own.
Jewish songs
A growing shelf of play
A taste of what's inside, and what each one brings. Explore 20 activities, with more on the way.
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The costume box
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Before Shabbat
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Seder plate
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Light the lights
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Letter blocks
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The treasure workshop
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The makolet
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Color it in
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Shabbat table
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Two of each
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Sticker album
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Afikoman
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The Rosh Hashanah post
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The glass window
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Build the word
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Water the garden
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Down the mountain
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Play a tune
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I Spy
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Clean the streets
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The band
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The olive press
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Stick together
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The bakery
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Build a sukkah
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Savta's kitchen
What children practice
Remembering, matching, building and planning: as they play, children practice the skills you work on every day.
One simple panel for your team
Choose what each screen shows, give every educator their own setups, and keep the settings with the grown-ups.
One activity, three ways to play
Every activity comes with notes for educators, and many with sheets to print.
For exampleThe glass window
Play together
Fill a synagogue window with colored glass, side by side.
Try it for real
Cut shapes from colored tissue paper and stick them on a real window.
Print it out
Print the window, color it in and hang it up.
For educators
A note on every activity
What it asks of the children, the skills they practice and a few words to say while they play. A ready start for circle time or a small group.
This level of care, and such a deep understanding of what the user needs, is rare. We are so happy to give our children and teachers material of this quality.
Safe for every child
Built so you never have to wonder what’s happening on the screen.
No accounts for children
Children don’t have accounts, and we don’t ask them for personal information.
Nothing recorded
What a child does inside an activity isn’t recorded. Nothing to grade, just play: no scores and no tracking.
No ads, nothing to buy
No ads, no in-app purchases and no extras to unlock. Nothing leads anywhere else.
Read the full privacy policy.
About Pupik
Made with care, by parents
Pupik was founded by Mai and Javier, two parents who began by building calm spaces to play for their own young children. It brings together low-stimulation design, the skills children grow at this age and the many ways of living Jewish life, open to every community.
Getting started
Tell us about your group, and we’ll set up the rest with you.
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Write to us
Tell us about your group, your educators and the devices you’ll use.
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We set everything up
Your logins and a plan for your devices, ready to go.
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Let the children play
Each screen opens on what you chose for the day, and the children dive right in.
Where to get it
Coming soon to theApp Store
Or play in any browser on a computer, tablet or phone at play.pupik.app.
Plans for your group
Preschools, schools, synagogues and community programs
Every plan is made for your group, priced by the devices you need. On a call, we’ll show you around the activities and the panel, and answer all your questions.
Get in touchOr write to hello@pupik.app
Good to know
What schools and programs ask us most.
Which devices can we use?
Tablets, phones and computers. Pupik runs in the browser at play.pupik.app, and on Android phones and tablets from Google Play.
How many devices can we use?
As many as you need. Your plan is sized to your devices, and you can sign one out in the panel to make room for another.
Can each educator have their own setups?
Yes. Each educator gets a profile with their own presets, and can lock them with a PIN. Anyone on the team can use a preset on a device, and only its owner can change it, with their PIN.
Can children change the settings?
Only grown-ups can. The grown-ups area on every device is locked with your organization’s password, so children can just play.
Is Pupik for every kind of Jewish community?
Yes. There’s no one way to be a Jewish community, and you don’t need a particular background or level of observance to use Pupik. Whether Jewish life already fills your school’s week or your program is finding its way into it, there’s room for your group here.
Children can explore holidays, traditions and Hebrew letters alongside everyday activities like making music, tending a garden and repairing old treasures.
Do children need accounts?
Not at all. Children never have accounts or give us personal information, and what a child does inside an activity isn’t recorded. There are no ads anywhere. Read the full privacy policy.
Which languages does Pupik speak?
English and Spanish. Your organization has a language, and each preset can use its own.
Do educators need to know Hebrew?
Not at all. Activities that introduce Hebrew use letters and pictures, and the notes for educators help you explore the words with the children.
Bring Pupik to your group
We’d love to hear about your children, your educators and your devices.
Get in touch
