A grown-up hides Wink at bedtime. In the morning the kids go looking, and every day the hunt is a little different. No shelf, no props, nothing to forget on the counter.
Wink is a little mouse in a red scarf and flying goggles. For 24 nights, Wink sneaks into your home, and each morning the hunt begins.
Snap a photo of a real spot in your home and tuck Wink behind the fruit bowl or up on a shelf. Or pick a room in Wink's cottage. Takes about a minute.
So close!Wink leaves a note, and every morning brings a new kind of hunt. Shine a flashlight, rub the frost off a window, shake a snow globe, follow glowing paw prints, sprinkle magic dust, pop sparkle bubbles and more, until they spot that red scarf.
Every find comes with a small kind thing to do, like a hug before lunch or a card for a neighbor. Finish it and a golden bell goes on Wink's scarf.
Send an invite link to the people in your kids' world: a co-parent across town, a grandparent three states away, a favorite aunt, a godparent, a family friend. A parent approves everyone who joins.
When someone far away hides Wink in a photo of their own home, the kids get to go looking in their house. They can send back a photo of the mission they finished, and grown-ups can leave voice notes and letters in Wink's kitchen mailbox.
On Christmas Eve, the kids ring all the bells they earned, and Wink flies home with Santa. Every hide, letter and photo stays in the attic scrapbook to look back on next year.
Everything included. Hide, hunt, missions, letters, the whole family circle.
Every morning through Christmas Eve, for everyone in your family circle.
You choose. Most families start on December 1, and Wink stays for 24 mornings until Christmas Eve. You can set the arrival date in the Grown-ups cupboard.
It's made for kids around 3 to 10, with a grown-up nearby. Little ones love the easier hunts like paw prints and snow globes, and older kids like the trickier ones, the missions and writing back.
Yes. Sign in on the iPad with the parent's account and choose that it's the kids' device. Wink greets them by name, and the grown-up side stays locked with your PIN.
Absolutely. It works just as well with one grown-up and one kid. Inviting others is optional, and Autopilot covers the nights you need a break.
Your photos and notes are only visible to the people a parent approves. No ads, no tracking, and nothing is ever sold. Read the privacy policy.
Not yet; the app is for iPhone and iPad. Family members you invite can join from any phone's web browser.
