Happy
Every pup they find comes running with barks, wags and a shower of hearts. A wrong tap just gets a friendly little wiggle. Nobody loses, nobody gets fussed at, and every find feels like a win.
For little ones · No reading needed · No ads
There's a picture of a puppy up in the corner. Your little one looks around the scene, finds that same pup and taps it. The pup barks, trots right up close and hearts pop out all over. That's it. Simple, sweet and just right for little hands.
For moms
You want your little one smiling. You'd like them to be learning something. And some days you just need ten quiet minutes to finish your coffee. PeekyPup was made for all of that.
Every pup they find comes running with barks, wags and a shower of hearts. A wrong tap just gets a friendly little wiggle. Nobody loses, nobody gets fussed at, and every find feels like a win.
Matching the pup in the corner to the pup in the picture is real thinking for a little one. They learn to look close and notice what's different: a pointy ear or a floppy one, spots or stripes, shaggy or smooth.
There's always one more pup to find. Six places to visit, four levels that grow with your child, new puppy friends to meet and a postcard every five finds. Plenty to keep little hands happy.
How it plays
No menus to figure out and no words to read. The game opens right up to a pup to find. For the first couple of finds, a little drawn hand shows them just what to do.

The pup to find is right up in the corner. White with a brown ear and a teal harness, this time.

Pups wander, sit, roll over and play peekaboo behind the hedges. Cats and folks out for a walk come by too.

Found it! The pup barks hello, trots up close and hearts pop out everywhere. Pure joy.

Find five pups and a postcard comes with all the friends you found. Then it's off to the next place.
Four levels
The levels are little round pictures at the top of the screen, from just a few pups up to a whole crowd. Start on the easiest one and move up whenever your child is ready.
A few big pups, and the one they're looking for looks different from all the others. Tapping anywhere close counts.
A handful of pups, each one a different shape or wearing a different harness.
More pups, plus cats and people strolling by. Now they have to look a little closer.
A great big crowd. Ears, fur and harness patterns all matter. Big brothers and sisters like this one, and so do grandparents.
Six places to visit
Each place has its own look and its own sounds, like birdsong in the park and waves down by the water. Two places come free, and the other four come with the full game.
For your peace of mind
We built PeekyPup the way a kids' game ought to be built. Here's what that means.
Free to play
The free game is complete. Your child gets all four levels, Willow Park and Little Main Street, and six puppy friends to meet. Every friend they find goes in their friends book.
The full game is one small purchase, paid once. It adds Saturday Market, the Quiet Quay, the Walled Garden and Pennywhistle Station, plus six more puppy friends. No subscription, ever.
We'll put the App Store link and the price right here once it's out.
Questions moms ask
If they can point at a puppy in a picture book, they can play PeekyPup. Start on Very gentle. Older kids and grandparents enjoy the busier levels too.
Nope. There aren't any words in the game at all. They just look at the pup in the corner, find the same one in the picture and tap it.
No. A wrong tap just gets a little wiggle. There's no timer, no score and nothing to lose. If they need a hand, the game gives them a gentle nudge.
No. The one purchase lives in the grown-ups corner, and you have to answer a times-table question to get in there. Your child never sees a price.
None. No ads, no tracking, no accounts, no chat and no links out. Your child's play stays right on your iPad.
No. It plays anywhere, with or without the internet.
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