Somewhere right now, a seven-year-old is explaining a game to a grown-up, in great detail. A seahorse runs a spa. The grown-up nods, and the game never exists.
On Buildaloo, it does. Cavalo-marinho Spa is a real game a kid made by describing it out loud. So are a duck family rescue, a bunny's magic kitchen and Castle Dragon Rescue.
Starting today, Buildaloo is open to every family. No queue, no approval step.
What your kid actually does
- They tell Loo their idea, out loud. Loo is our octopus, and speaks English, Portuguese, French, German and Spanish.
- Loo turns the idea into a game plan and shows it to them. They like it? Loo builds it.
- They play it. Too hard? Wrong animal? Not enough lasers? They say what to change, and Loo changes it.
- When they love it, they publish it and share a link, so grandma can lose at it too.
No code, no typing, no tutorials. The game is theirs, from the first idea to the last silly rule.
What's free
- Setting up your account and adding your kids.
- Talking to Loo and planning a first game.
- Playing. Every game on Explore is free to play, and so is every link your kids share.
What's in the family plan
Building and editing games. One plan covers every kid in the family:
- $14.99 a month, or
- $119 a year (that's $9.92 a month)
Cancel anytime from your parent settings. No ads, ever. Loo runs on AI that costs real money every time your kid talks to it. The plan pays for that, so we never have to sell your kid's attention to anyone.
P.S. If your kid's first game stars you as the villain, that means it's working.