They imagine it.
It might start with a favourite animal, a game they already like, or a rule they want to change.
A new kind of play, in the making
Little ideas.
Big play.
What if your child could dream up a game, say it out loud, and play it with everyone?
We’re building DabbleDisc, a shared physical toy to help kids turn their ideas into games using AI.
Get launch updatesFor kids to play with friends and family.
“Let’s make a game
with dancing aliens!”
with dancing aliens!”
Imagine the possibilities.
A toy for making
up the rules.
Kids make up games all the time. We want to give them a way to turn those ideas into games they can play together.
AI helps make it.
They describe it out loud. AI would help create the game using the toy’s buttons, lights and sounds.
Everyone plays.
They could gather around the toy or pass it between them. Once the game starts, the focus is on playing with each other.
“What if…” is
a great place to start.
“A guessing game about
our very weird dog.”
“We have to pass it before
the volcano explodes!”
“Like that game we played,
but everyone’s a dinosaur.”
We want kids to be able to change a familiar game or make up their own.
Why we’re
building this.
We’re excited about AI because it makes it easier to create things you wouldn’t have known how to make before. For kids, that could mean getting to play a game they’ve only imagined.
A lot of that creative power lives on phones and computers, though. We want to use it to encourage more time playing together in person.
That’s why we’re building DabbleDisc. The idea is to put AI’s creative power into a shared physical toy that kids can hold and pass around while playing with friends and family. AI would help make the game. Then the people in the room would play it together.
Privacy is
a priority.
We’re designing DabbleDisc around a few simple rules.
Hold the button to talk.
There’s no always-listening mode. The microphone will only be active while you’re holding the talk button. Release it to stop. A light and sound will make it clear when it’s on.
Play saved games offline.
You’ll need an internet connection to create or change a game. Once a game is saved, you’ll be able to play it offline.
Your details stay private.
Our waitlist asks for your first name, email and country so we can send you DabbleDisc updates and let you know when it’s ready. We’ll keep those details private and won’t sell them. We don’t ask for or want any information about your child.
Get DabbleDisc
updates.
We’re building DabbleDisc with kids ages 6 and up in mind. Leave your name, email and country for development updates and news about the launch.
There’s no launch date yet.
We keep your details private for DabbleDisc updates. We won’t sell your information. More about privacy
Questions about
DabbleDisc.
Is DabbleDisc available yet?
Not yet. We’re exploring and prototyping the idea. The shape, features, price and launch timing are still being worked out. Join the waitlist to follow along.
Is this a physical toy or an app?
The goal is a shared physical toy that kids can gather around or pass between friends. We’ll use prototypes to learn what makes that experience fun.
Who are you making it for?
We’re starting with kids ages 6 and up, and the friends and family they play with. We want to see what they imagine and what they enjoy playing again.
What does the AI do?
We’re exploring AI as a helper for creating and changing games from spoken ideas. Once play starts, the focus should be on the people playing together.
Will it always be listening?
No. We’re designing it so the microphone is only active while you’re holding the talk button. Releasing the button stops it. A light and sound will make it clear when it’s on.
What happens to my signup information?
We keep your first name, email, country and signup date privately so we can send you DabbleDisc updates and let you know when it’s ready. We won’t sell this information, and we don’t ask for or want any information about your child. To leave the list or have your information deleted, reply to any DabbleDisc update.