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Rediscover the magic of simple play.

We got tired of scrolling through perfect photos of crafts we would never actually make on socials. So we are building an app with a quiet little deck of ideas to help you put the phone down and reconnect with your kids. (Yes, we know its an app 😜)

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Example Activity Cards

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3-810–30 min

Tape Road City

Build a tiny world on the floor and see where it goes.

You'll need

Masking tapeA few small toys (cars, animals, blocks β€” anything works)

Instructions

  1. 1Lay tape on the floor to make roads.
  2. 2Straight lines, big curves, crossings that go nowhere.
  3. 3Once the roads are down, the city usually builds itself.

✨ Tidy Up Tip

Name the streets. Add a rule or two. Or just step back and watch the world grow.

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2-65–15 min

Sock Match Rescue

A real-life job that feels like a game.

You'll need

A pile of clean socks

Instructions

  1. 1Scatter the socks on the floor.
  2. 2Find the pairs and put them back together.
  3. 3Every match is a small win.

✨ Tidy Up Tip

Sort by colour. Count how many pairs you rescue. Or turn it into a gentle race.

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2-710–20 min

Kitchen Band

Make a little noise together.

You'll need

Pots, bowls, containersWooden spoons or hands

Instructions

  1. 1Set up a few instruments on the floor or table.
  2. 2Play together. Try loud sounds. Try quiet ones. Fast beats, slow beats.
  3. 3Take turns leading the band.

✨ Tidy Up Tip

Copy each other’s rhythms. March around the room. End with one big final song.

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2-510–20 min

Stuffed Animal Parade

Everyone gets a turn to shine.

You'll need

Stuffed animals or dolls

Instructions

  1. 1Line them up for a parade.
  2. 2Give them names, voices, or jobs.
  3. 3March them around the room together.

✨ Tidy Up Tip

Add silly movements. Hop, tiptoe, freeze. Sing a song or let your child lead the route.

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4-815–30 min

Paper Airplane Lab

Fold something simple. See what happens.

You'll need

PaperSomething to draw with (optional)

Instructions

  1. 1Fold a basic paper airplane.
  2. 2Fly it. Watch how it moves.
  3. 3Try again and notice what changes.

✨ Tidy Up Tip

Test distance or accuracy. Make a landing spot. Compare two designs and see which one wins.

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Everything you need to save the afternoon

Tinkori isn't just a list of ideas. It's a smart tool designed to find the right idea for right now.

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Age-Smart Ideas

A 2-year-old and an 8-year-old play differently. We tailor every card suggestion to match your child's exact developmental stage.

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"Reality" Filters

Only have 15 minutes? Wearing nice clothes and need zero mess? Filter the deck to match your time and energy instantly.

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The Daily Deck

Stop searching forever. We generate a fresh, finite deck of 5 ideas every day. Pick one, do it, and feel good about it.

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Reconnect with reality

AI is taking over the digital world, but childhood happens on the living room floor. We help you disconnect from the algorithm and focus on tangible, messy, real-life fun.

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Quiet the noise

Most apps want you to scroll forever. We show you one gentle idea at a time so you can actually pick one, close the app, and go play.

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Use what you have

No trips to the craft store. We focus on activities using everyday household items, whether that's a laundry basket, some tape, or just your own furniture.

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Print & Play

We know screens can be a distraction. That’s why every card is printer-friendly. Print them out, stick them on the fridge, and leave the phone in the other room.

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Fair pricing

We'll launch with a generous free version and a very low monthly subscription for the full library (less than a coffee β˜•).

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Anywhere you go

Launching on iOS, Android, and Web. Whether you're at home or on a trip, Tinkori is in your pocket ready to help.

A note from the builder

"I'm a parent who wanted to play more and scroll less."

I got tired of the noise online and wanted a simple tool that didn't feel like another chore list or an endless feed. So I decided to build Tinkori. With three kids under eight, I know firsthand the effort it takes to keep them entertained and happy. I am building this to be the thing I wish existed for my own family. I hope it helps us all get a little more messy and a little less digital.