For kids ages 5–10

Help your child understand what they’re feeling — and what to do about it.

A little robot calls from space. Your child answers, and the story game begins. 10 minutes a level.

Download on the App Store

Tap the light to answer

Hello? Hello? Come in! Can anybody hear me?

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From “I don’t know what’s wrong with me” to “I’m scared that…”

  • Happy

  • Sad

  • Angry

  • Scared

The course starts with fear: your child calms a frightened robot, then finds out where fear sits in the body and who to tell.

  1. 01Notice a feeling
  2. 02Put a name on it
  3. 03Understand why
  4. 04Talk about it
  5. 05See it in others
  6. 06Choose what to do
Robbie, Anna and the cat

A story your child will want to keep going

Robbie is a little robot who falls into Anna’s yard, sure that a blinking light means being broken. In every level, your child helps Robbie figure out what’s going on inside — and figures out a bit more about themselves.

Every level is a new episode

Comics with voices and music, one clear line at a time. Each episode stops right at the good part, so your child wants to see what happens next.

Robbie’s scanner shows who’s scared inside

About half of a level is play

Catch and sort, search with a scanner or a flashlight, walk through the house, breathe together, make a sandwich, build, spell a word. Answers are read aloud, so a child who can’t read yet can play.

Anna hugging Robbie

Mistakes are safe here

No red crosses and no hearts to lose. If an answer doesn’t fit, a character gives a nudge and your child tries again.

A little every day

A level takes about 10 minutes. Each day of practice charges Robbie’s battery, and a good week brings a new thing into Robbie’s room.

Six chapters, one big story

A chapter is about a month of lessons. The first levels are open now; new ones keep coming.

  1. You’re Not Broken!

    Robbie lands at Anna’s house and learns that feelings aren’t a malfunction. What feelings there are, and how to tell them apart.

  2. The Weather Inside

    Where feelings come from and how to handle them.

  3. Robbie Goes to School

    How to understand what others feel: notice, listen, support.

  1. Friends’ Backyard

    Making friends, falling out, making up, and saying “no.”

  2. A Home Where You’re Loved

    Feelings in the family. Grown-ups have them too.

  3. The Flicker Day

    Mixed feelings, choices, and “I am me.”

Robbie and Anna talking

What parents should know

  1. Safe

    No ads. A parent signs in with email or a Google account.

  2. You see it all

    The parents’ page shows your child’s progress and their conversations with Robbie.

  3. Not therapy

    We teach a skill, not treatment. It doesn’t replace a therapist.

What parents ask

Didn’t find your answer? Write to us at hello@kidmind.xyz.

Help your child understand what they’re feeling.

Robbie, Anna and the rest of the course’s characters