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Sandkassathat’s Norwegian for sandpit

Calm kids' apps.From Norway.

Made for our own children, and shared with yours. Nordic design, Nordic values, and no nagging, for the child or for you. Sandkassa makes iPad apps for children from about two to seven, with no ads, no subscriptions and no tricks.

The farm in Pusle, with Pusle in a straw hat and the ten animals
No ads.

You know the apps for children that are full of ads. Yuck. We will never have that in ours. Promise.

No tricks.

No dark patterns, and no tricks to keep your child in the app a little longer or to get you to spend more. Nope.

Nordic.

Made with love by a dad of two in Oslo. Calm and simple, the way we like things at home.

Play in any language.

The Pusle app icon
Pusle Ages 2+

Jigsaw puzzles with animals that wake up. And 320 cards to collect.

A twelve-piece jigsaw in Pusle, with a hare in the forest
The Rable app icon
Rable Ages 3+

100 drawings to copy. On real paper, with a real pencil.

A child drawing with a pencil on a sheet of paper, with the iPad in front

Made for Norwegian families.

The Snirkel app icon
SnirkelAges 2–7In Norwegian

Writing the letters with a finger, the way Norwegian schools teach them.

The letter K in three numbered strokes, with a cat beside it
The Plapre app icon
PlapreAges 2–7In Norwegian

English for Norwegian children, with a parrot who mixes up her words. Also a word game for children learning Norwegian.

Plapre's room, with the six games on the shelf
The Klistre app icon
Klistre Ages 3+

A sticker book where your child sticks things anywhere. 81 pages and 1,533 stickers.

The Firefighter in Klistre, fully dressed in stickers
The Drømsle app icon
DrømsleAges 3+In Norwegian

New bedtime stories, read aloud in Norwegian, with calm pictures. For iPad and iPhone.

Litte and Pitte’s home under the bed
Espen and his daughters

Sandkassa started as apps for Norwegian children, made by a dad in Oslo for his two daughters. Pusle and Rable are the first to go further, in English, Swedish, Danish and German. We are still one family, and every app is still tested on our girls first. More about us →