The Wizard World of Numbers is a free, accessible maths game designed to give children with cerebral palsy an equal opportunity to learn counting, addition, and subtraction through music, storytelling, and gestures.

With over 70,000 players across NZ schools and recognised as a 2024 Hi-Tech Awards finalist, Stand Tall builds the confidence and practical skills neurodiverse young people need to leave home and find independence.

Sandflat Heroes is a free augmented reality app developed with the University of Auckland and Marine Discovery Centre, turning aquarium signs into immersive 3D sand-flat ecosystems for visitors of all ages in New Zealand.

Smart Canning is an AR scavenger hunt through a Western Australian wetland that boosts tourism and local knowledge. Scan hidden signs around the basin and real-world scenes come alive: hop through reeds as a motorbike frog, soar the treetops as a Gould's wattled bat, or uncover what pollution sensors reveal about the water.

Aotea Stories is a free augmented reality heritage experience in Auckland's Aotea Square, New Zealand, transporting players to 1901 to explore the city's history through interactive 3D characters and location-based storytelling.

Cat Angels Triumph is a free browser game developed with the New Zealand Cat Foundation, teaching responsible cat ownership through interactive scenarios. Winner of Bronze at the 2025 International Serious Play Awards.

Played in over 150 cities, kids spend an average of 45 minutes running and walking per session, covering around 2 km through their local park. Winner of multiple awards including Best Use of Technology at the PLA SA/NT Regional Award of Excellence (2024).

Captain Green is a free location-based scavenger hunt app for families, using QR codes to unlock animations and nature facts on local trails. Available across the USA, New Zealand, Australia and beyond.

What's the Plan, Stan? is a free, multilingual, civil defense game designed for children aged 6 to 12 to teach emergency preparedness skills.