Peka – lugna lekar för småbarn
Released 8/13/2026First seen 1mo agoLast fetched 12d ago
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Apple App StoreUS · 2026-09-24
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1.1.1
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About
Peka is a picture book as an app — calm, text-free, and made for the youngest. No instructions, no right or wrong. Your child taps, drags and discovers at their own pace. FOUR GAMES, ONE WORLD – Shapes: gently sort soft shapes into their places — the star, the square, the circle and the triangle – Animals: follow the bird to its nest, the rabbit to its burrow and the dog to its kennel – Puzzle: put together a picture from two, three or four big pieces – Painting: free finger painting with soft chalk colors — pull a fresh sheet of paper whenever you like. Sometimes a pale outline waits on the paper: an invitation, never a task – The Meadow: a winding path connects the games; your child wanders between them and chooses what happens next. BUILT FOR SMALL HANDS No text means no reading needed — and no asking for help. Nothing can go wrong: a shape that lands askew simply glides back, ready to try again. The painting has no lines to stay inside and nothing to finish. There are no points, no timers, no streaks and no rewards. The sound is soft and follows your device — the mute switch and volume buttons work just as you expect. WHAT YOUR CHILD PRACTICES Every game is built around things toddlers are already working on: – Fine motor control — pointing, dragging and letting go – Shape recognition — seeing what fits where – Matching and sorting — early steps toward problem solving – Parts and wholes — watching pieces become a picture – Free creation — painting with no template and no grading – Independence — exploring without instructions or help BUILT FOR PARENTS – Pay once — no in-app purchases, all games included – The puzzle and painting games arrived as a free update – No ads – No data collection, no accounts – Works fully offline – No push notifications Peka is designed for short, calm moments — not to keep your child on the screen as long as possible. When your child puts the device down, nothing is lost and nothing is missed. For children aged 2–4. Designed in Sweden.
