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Rainbow Universe is a calm, magical sky world for children aged 2 to 6: ten gentle games, and a baby dragon that the child hatches from an egg they painted themselves. It is on Google Play now, for Android phones and tablets, and coming soon to iPhone and iPad.
The kit (a 12 MB zip) holds every screenshot at full size for iPad and iPhone, the logo, the dragon and Nimbus as see-through PNGs, and a fact sheet.
At a glance
- Name
- Rainbow Universe
- Made by
- Kids Rainbow Universe (Titan Ventures AB, Sweden)
- For
- Children aged 2 to 6, and the grown-ups beside them
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets
- Release
- Out now on Google Play (every country but Brazil). Coming soon to the App Store.
- Price
- Free to try. One subscription opens every world in every game: 49 kr a month or 399 kr a year in Sweden, with 7 days free, for the whole family.
- Languages
- The whole app, games and all, speaks English, French, Swedish or Dutch, following the device's language. On a device in any other language it speaks English.
- Ads
- None, ever. No accounts, no analytics, no tracking, and it plays offline.
The story
It starts with an egg. Nimbus, a sleepy cloud whale, brings it in a nest of cloud. The child paints it with their fingers, glitter and stickers, rubs it warm and knocks back when it knocks, until out hatches their very own baby dragon. From then on, every game is an island floating in the child's sky.
Every win sends sparkles along the rainbow, and every few wins bring a present for the dragon's home, where the child's paintings and dress-up photos are kept in the art room and the treasure chest. The child can feed the dragon berries, give it a bath and tuck it in, and over many visits it grows from a hatchling into a young dragon with real wings.
In the evening the sky turns to night and the dragon wishes for its bath and bed: tucked in, it breathes with the child and falls asleep to a lullaby.
Screenshots
From the app on iPad. Open one to see it large; the press kit has ten at full size, for iPhone too.
Ten games, one sky
- Memory Match
- Flip the cards and find the pairs in six magical worlds.
- Finger Paint
- Glitter, neon and watercolour brushes, and 50 colouring pages where the paint stays inside the lines.
- Dress Up
- Nine friends, twelve outfits, crowns, wings, wands and ten pets.
- Shape Sorter
- Chunky shapes into their holes, and cars and rockets that zoom away.
- Balloon Pop
- Soft pops, and rescued friends floating down on rainbow parachutes.
- Animal Piano
- A rainbow piano with a baby animal on every key.
- Count With Me
- Count friends and fruit one tap at a time, out loud.
- Hide & Seek
- Busy picture-book pages, from the park to a night garden by torchlight.
- Little Helper
- The carrot to the bunny, each sock to its twin, each baby to its mummy.
- Magic Puzzles
- Chunky jigsaws from 2 to 12 pieces (16 on a tablet), and most come alive as a little film.
What we promise
- No ads, ever, and no accounts.
- No tracking and no analytics. What a child makes stays on the device unless a grown-up chooses to share it.
- Plays offline: in the car, on a plane, anywhere.
- No timers, no scores and no losing. A wrong answer just tries again.
- Only a grown-up can subscribe, behind a grown-up check. A child never sees a price, and nothing a child made or earned is ever taken away.
How it's made
Rainbow Universe is made by a small studio in Sweden. Every game is played over and over, and anything too loud, too fast or too busy for a two-year-old goes: no clicks or whooshes, no timers, nothing that makes a noise by itself, and never more than one sound for one moment.
Is the art made with AI?
Yes, and we would rather say so plainly. The pictures are made with Google's Gemini image model in our own art studio, to one written style guide, so that every island, friend and dragon belongs to the same soft 3D world. Nothing goes in straight as it comes out: every picture is checked, and redone or fixed when something is off, such as an extra wing, a missing ear or a colour that jumps.
And the voices?
The voices are made with ElevenLabs, in every language the app speaks. We pick every line by ear and redo the ones that sound too high, too fast or too loud for small ears.
Is there AI inside the app?
No. There is no chatbot, and nothing in the app talks to an AI. What a child paints and makes stays on the device.
Talk to us
For interviews, questions or more pictures, write to us through our contact form. It reaches us straight away, and we answer by email.
Write to usYou are welcome to use the screenshots, the logo and the art in the press kit when writing about Rainbow Universe. Please don't change the pictures or the logo.