They decide what happens next.

A narrator sets the scene, the characters talk, and your kid plays the hero of their very own graphic novel.

Chapter 2 · The Locked Lighthouse

A lighthouse at night behind an iron gate. — The gate is locked.

The lighthouse gate is locked, and behind it somebody is sniffling.

Old BarnabyGo away. The lamp key is gone, and it's all my fault.

Pepper takes action...I get out my magnifying glass and look for tiny footprints by the gate.

Pepper's glass catches a trail of muddy prints. Webbed ones. Very small.

Captain RibbitArr. I only borrowed it. It's shiny!

Crumb takes action...I offer him a warm glowing bun to trade for the key.

Ribbit's eyes go wide. The key clinks into Crumb's oven mitt, and the old keeper laughs for the first time all day.

PepperCase closed. Mostly.

The adventure isn't over

Where does the story go next?

Follow Ribbit's map to the cave under the island Climb the stairs and see what the lamp shows

The big one

Light the lamp for the whole island

And that's just the start.

Between stories, there's a whole lot more to make.

Gems that show their strengths
Every chapter ends with a gem that represents how they made story decisions.
Items no one else has
The forge turns a gem into whatever they dream up, for their next adventure.
A Den to design
They describe each room, then fill it with their heroes, pets and the things they make.
Whole worlds to build
They decide who lives there and how its magic works, then play a story inside.
And more
Pets that tag along, friends to play with, and plenty more they'll invent.

They get the adventure. You get peace of mind.

Mysh is made by parents, and we're building it safe from the bottom up.

No ads, nothing to buy, no chatting with strangers, and you're in charge from the very first sign-in.

See how we keep kids safe

What parents say.

50%+

of parents we surveyed say Mysh isn't screen time. They compare it to music lessons or creative skill-building.

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Questions from parents.

Is it really free?

Yes. Mysh is free to play while we build it alongside families, and you won't be asked for a card. If that ever changes, you'll hear from us well ahead of time. There are no ads and nothing to buy.

What ages is it for?

Mysh is made for kids ages 7 to 12. Three reading levels, from short and simple to lots of detail, let each kid read at a comfortable pace.

What does it run on?

Any modern web browser, on a computer, tablet or phone. There's nothing to download or install.

How does the AI keep it safe?

Mysh's AI is a storyteller, not a chatbot, and it follows strict kid-safety rules. What kids type goes through an AI safety check before it becomes part of the story, and story pictures are checked before kids see them. There's no chat, and kids are never matched with strangers.

What happens when I tap Play?

You enter your email and we send you a six-digit code. Entering it signs you in and gives your consent as the parent. Then your kid picks a reading level, makes their first hero in their own words, and chooses their first story.

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