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Their First Tidy

Built for Parents, by Parents

Everything has a home.

Forty gentle tidy-ups across ten illustrated worlds. Every little thing has a place it belongs — and your child is the one who puts it back, at their own pace. Ages 2–5.

Free · Works offline · No ads
Everything included — all ten worlds, from the first time you open it.

A warm playroom in Their First Tidy with the toys, books, and blankets all back in their baskets and shelves
10worlds
40tidy-ups
4in every world
2–5years old

What your child actually does

Little hands put it back.

They drag, place, pair, stack, hang, slide, fit, and gently guide things home.

Books return to shelves. Bakery tools settle into place. Seedling trays slide back into the greenhouse. And in the space cabin, everything clips safely into place.

Before A space-station cabin with everyday belongings floating out of place
Nothing is staying put
After Everyday belongings secured to docks, straps, and patches beside a deep-space window
Everything holds on in space
Before A welcoming library with books and puppets scattered around the reading area
Books everywhere but the shelves
After Books and puppets returned to their shelves and cart in a warm library
Stories and puppets back in place

Ten worlds to tidy and explore

From a familiar playroom to a cabin in space.

Each world holds four different tidy-ups — forty in all, arranged for both phone and tablet.

Playroom4 tidy-ups
Bedroom4 tidy-ups
Library4 tidy-ups
Bakery4 tidy-ups
Art Studio4 tidy-ups
Greenhouse4 tidy-ups
Music Room4 tidy-ups
Train Sleeper4 tidy-ups
Research Boat4 tidy-ups
Space Station Cabin4 tidy-ups
The Their First Tidy room picker, asking “What Should We Tidy?” — the Playroom 1 card sits in a green frame with “Tidied!” under it

Their own collection

Every tidy-up they finish stays finished.

All forty sit on one shelf your child swipes through. Finish one and its card turns green — and it stays green.

  • Once a room is finished, nothing your child does in play can undo it
  • Go back into a finished room and a fresh mess is waiting, so a favorite room can be tidied again and again
  • Open the app tomorrow and it is waiting on the same card they left
  • Starting over is a grown-up’s choice — Reset Progress sits in the grown-ups area, behind a parent gate
A music room in Their First Tidy with the instruments, stands, and songbooks all back where they live

Calm by design

No score. No timer.
No way to get it wrong.

Warm, forgiving guidance lets a child work at their own speed — nothing hurries the last thing into place.

  • No scores, no timers, no reward currency, and no failure pressure
  • No reading required and no narration, so a child of any language can play
  • One continuous instrumental piece is the only sound, with a Sound switch in the grown-ups area
  • Works fully offline, with no ads, no accounts, and no data collected about your child

A note from the parents who built it

“Tidying up is usually the part of the day nobody looks forward to. We wanted to make one where it is the good part.

So there is no score here, no timer, and no way to get it wrong — just a room, a home for every single thing in it, and a child who decides when it is done.

All forty are there the first time you open it. We hope your children enjoy it too.”

Small hands, calm worlds

Start with one room.

All ten worlds and forty tidy-ups are included. Free, with no ads or in-app purchases.

Everything included No ads, ever Nothing collected Works offline iPhone, iPad, and Android

For grown-ups

A little more about tidying together.

See one real scene before and after play, or get clear answers about the game, progress, and parent controls.

How do I open the Grown-Up Menu? On the scene rail, tap For Parents and answer the short addition question. The correct sum opens the menu; a wrong answer or a tap outside closes the question. Their First Tidy collects no data about your child.