Emoji games for kids 3 and up

Big Play. Bigger Smiles.

Seven games for drawing, matching, patterns, memory, sharing, and feelings. Your child plays with pictures, not words. No accounts. No ads. No chat. Nothing collected from your child.

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PLAY • CREATE • EXPLORE • TOGETHER

Choose a game

Seven games. One happy place.

Every game teaches itself with a picture card the first time. No reading needed.

New! Draw Draw with your friends Crayons, markers, paint, glitter, and an emoji brush that leaves a trail of friends. Color a page from the coloring book, then hang the art on the fridge. Create and imagine

Pattern What comes next? Finish the row. Six levels move from easy pairs to longer patterns, each in a new scene. Win a medal at every level. Patterns

Bounce Drop and bounce! Tap to drop friends into a bouncy box and watch them spring. Pick from 164 emoji. Cause and effect

Match Find the pairs Flip two cards and find the pairs. Stars, medals, and bigger boards across 18 levels. Memory

Parade Follow the leader Tap to drop a lollipop and the parade chases it through seven worlds. Add friends to grow the line. Create and explore

Feelings FacesNew! How do they feel? Watch a little picture story, tap the face that shows how the friend feels, then help them feel better. Twenty friends. Feelings

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Made for kids. Paid for by grown-ups.

Nothing leaves your child.

Many free kids apps earn money from ads and data. Mojialand refuses both. A small one-time pass from a grown-up keeps the games coming.

No accountsNo sign-up, no login, no profile.

No adsNo banners, no pop-ups, no upsells to kids.

No outside analyticsNo outside analytics, no cookies, no third-party scripts in the game.

For grown-ups

Keep Mojialand ad-free

Each device gets a free week: every game, no limits. Then 3 minutes a day. Pick a pass when your child wants more.

Pick a pass

One-time charge. Never a subscription.

One $14.99 pass works on up to 5 devices.

Pay once on any phone, tablet, or computer.
Get a code in your email.
Type the code on every other device. Done.

Up to 5 devices keep the pass for good.

Nothing collected from your child. No ads, no chat, no account.
One-time charge. Something wrong? Refund within 7 days.
Shows on your card as MOJIALAND.

Made by a family in Michigan. Your pass pays for new games and keeps ads out.

Why we charge

Free kids apps pay their bills with ads or with data about your child. Mojialand does neither. Passes pay for hosting and for new games. When you pay, your card goes straight to Stripe. Mojialand never sees your card number.

Pay $14.99

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Already paid? Use your pass on another device

Help

Questions, fixes, and a real person

Does Mojialand have ads or in-app purchases for kids?

No ads, ever. There are no coins, no loot boxes and no shop inside the games. Kids never see a price, a buy button or a link to another site. A grown-up buys a one-time pass in Grown-ups, behind a number question.

Is there a subscription?

No. Every pass is a one-time charge and never renews. The 30-day pass costs $4.99. The Forever pass costs $14.99. One pass covers up to 5 devices.

Do I need to download an app or make an account?

No. Mojialand plays in the web browser on iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, and computers. No app store, no sign-up and no login. Add it to your Home Screen to play full screen.

What ages is Mojialand for?

Kids 3 and up. Every button is a picture, so no reading is needed. Each game teaches itself with a picture card the first time.

Is Mojialand calm?

Mojialand is built to be calm. No ads and nothing to buy on kid screens. Sounds are soft, and you can turn them off in Grown-ups.

How does free play work?

Each device gets a free week of every game, with no limits, then 3 minutes a day. From day 3, Grown-ups holds 3 gifts of 7 free days to share with friends. The timer lives on the device. If a grown-up taps Give 3 friends during the free week, our server keeps the date the free week ends, to add bonus days. When time runs out, your child sees a pause picture and a Grown-up button. Prices never appear on kid screens.

How do I use my pass on another device?

Open your pass email on the new device and tap Turn on Mojialand. Or open Mojialand, tap Grown-ups, answer the number question, tap Have a code? and type the code from the email (it starts with MOJI). One pass works on up to 5 devices.

How do I add Mojialand to my home screen?

On iPhone or iPad:

Open Mojialand in Safari.
Tap the Share button.
Tap Add to Home Screen, then Add.

On Android, open the Chrome menu and tap Add to Home screen.

How do refunds work?

Something went wrong? Tell us within 7 days of buying what happened, with the email you used at checkout, and we fix it or refund it. Send a message with the form here.

No sound on iPhone?

Flip the ring or silent switch on the side of the phone, turn the volume up, then tap the screen once. In Grown-ups, tap Sound check to test.

Where are the grown-up settings?

Tap Grown-ups at the top of the home screen and answer the number question. Grown-ups holds your pass, gifts, Voice, Sounds and How-to-play cards.

Send us a message

Trouble with a pass, a bug, or an idea for a new game. You get a reply within 2 business days.

This form is for grown-ups. Tap below and answer one quick question.

Privacy and legal

Plain words, no fine print

Privacy notice

Effective October 16, 2026

The short version: Mojialand collects nothing from your child. Grown-ups share an email address and payment details only when buying a pass, and Stripe handles the card.

Who runs Mojialand

Mojialand is operated by Operator name to confirm, Michigan, United States. Contact: Contact email to confirm.

What we collect from children

Nothing. Kid screens have no text fields, no microphone, no camera, and no location. The game sends no requests to any outside company. Mojialand uses no outside analytics and no advertising. We count plays, never players: see Play counts below.

What stays on the device

The browser on your device saves game settings and progress (sound, voice, how-to cards, stars, the last scene), the free play timer, whether the device started from a gift, a random device value, and your pass token. If you open Mojialand from one of our QR cards, the browser also keeps the name of that event, such as a library story time, for 7 days. This data stays in the browser's storage. Clearing your browser data removes the data. On an iPhone or iPad, the page address carries your pass token, so a Home Screen app added from Safari opens with the pass on. Netlify, our hosting company, receives that address when the page loads. We save no copy of it.

What we collect from grown-ups

When you buy a pass: your email address and payment details, entered on Stripe's secure form.
From Stripe we keep: your email, the pass type, the end date, the Stripe session ID, and the amount paid. We keep only a scrambled version of your pass code plus its last 4 characters, never the code itself.
To count devices per pass: a scrambled version of the random device value your browser makes. Nothing about your child or your device model.
When you send a message: your email, the topic, your message, and, if you include it, your pass code's last 4 characters.

We use this data to deliver your pass, restore the pass on your devices, send receipts, answer your questions, and process refunds. We never sell or rent data, and we never use data for advertising.

Gifts

From day 3, a grown-up shares 3 gifts of 7 free days from Grown-ups. If your family has no pass, the first tap on Give 3 friends makes a small gift record on our server: a random ID, the date your free week ends, the bonus days you earn, and a scrambled version of the random device value. Each gift is its own record and notes which family gave the gift, so we add bonus days to the giver. A friend's gift, once turned on, keeps a scrambled device value like any pass. Gift records carry no name, no email and nothing about any child. Our reports never show who gave a gift to whom. If a family buys a pass on a device that started from a gift, the pass record carries one yes or no mark, and Stripe receives the same mark with the payment. We use the mark only to count how many gift families buy a pass.

Play counts

When a game opens or closes, Mojialand tells our own server the game's name, whether it runs from the Home Screen, and how long it ran as a range: under 2, 2 to 5, 5 to 15, or over 15 minutes. Netlify, our hosting company, tells our server the city and state the connection comes from. We add 1 to a total for that hour, city and game, then drop the request.

On mojialand.com we count visits the same way. Each visit adds 1 to an hourly total with the city and state the connection comes from, and where the visitor came from as a site name, such as Google or one of our QR cards. We also count taps on Play free and opens of the pass page. No cookies, no device value and no outside services.

The first time Mojialand opens on a device, it tells our server once that a new device started. That message carries nothing else: no game, no place, and no device value. We add 1 to a daily total of new devices. The first time a gift code turns on, we add 1 to a daily total for its batch name. These totals also reach our own phone as alerts, with no detail about who.

We store no IP address, no device value, no ZIP code and no map coordinates, and no count points to a person or a device. Our own reports show a city with only a few plays as its state only. The counts show us which games kids enjoy and where families find Mojialand.

If you open Mojialand from one of our QR cards, we count that open, and a later game, gift code or pass on the same device, toward that event. The event name is the same on every card, so it names no one. Gift codes printed for an event or a school carry a batch name, such as the school's name. A used gift code works like any pass: we keep when it turned on and a scrambled value for each device, as above. Our reports count how many codes from each batch turn on, to see which events work. A gift code carries no name or email.

If someone opens Mojialand from a country or region where Mojialand does not open, we add 1 to an hourly total for that country and the kind of request. We keep no IP address, city or device.

Who processes data for us

Stripe: payments and receipts. Stripe's privacy policy applies to card details.
Netlify: website hosting and the server code behind passes and the contact form.
Supabase: the database that holds pass records, contact messages and play totals.
Resend: sends the pass code email and contact form alerts from hello@mojialand.com.

How long we keep data

30-day, 48-hour, gift and gift holder records: deleted 30 days after they end.
Forever pass records: kept while the pass exists.
Contact messages: deleted after 90 days.
Gift and support codes never used: deleted 30 days after they expire.
Play totals by hour, city and game: deleted after 400 days. Five-minute counts for the live view: deleted after 2 hours.
Website visit totals and totals from blocked countries: deleted after 400 days.
Weekly backups of our database go to private encrypted storage. We keep the 12 most recent.
Stripe keeps payment records as Stripe's own legal duties require.

Your choices

Ask us to see or delete your data any time. Use Contact us inside Mojialand (Grown-ups) or the form on this page and pick Other, or email Contact email to confirm. We reply within 30 days. Deleting a Forever pass record ends the pass.

Children's privacy (COPPA)

Mojialand is made for children under 13 and follows the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. We collect no personal information from children. Every purchase, restore, gift and outside link sits behind a grown-up check.

Where we sell passes

Passes are for sale in the United States. Mojialand does not open in the European Union, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and some other countries and regions.

Changes

We post any change here with a new effective date. If a change affects data already collected, we email pass holders first.

Terms and refunds

Effective October 16, 2026

Using Mojialand

Mojialand is a set of games for children, used with a grown-up's permission. Free play gives each device a free week of unlimited play, then 3 minutes a day. By buying a pass, you confirm you are 18 or older.

Passes

30-day pass, $4.99: unlocks unlimited play for 30 days from purchase. Never renews.
Forever pass, $14.99: unlocks unlimited play for as long as Mojialand runs.
Each pass works on up to 5 devices. Tap the button in your pass email on each device, or type the pass code. A 30-day pass ends at the same moment on all of them.
Add 30 days to a running 30-day or 48-hour pass for $4.99. Move to Forever for $10.00 while a 30-day pass runs, or within 7 days after it ends. After an older 48-hour pass, the move costs $13.49.
48-hour passes bought before this change keep their time and work as before.
Gifts: from day 3, each family shares 3 gifts of 7 free days. A gift works once, within 30 days, on a device with no earlier Mojialand pass or gift. On a device in its free week, the 7 days start when the free week ends. When a friend turns a gift on, a family without Forever gets 7 more days of play, up to 21 in all. Gifts have no cash value.
Every pass is a one-time charge. No subscription, no automatic renewal.

Where Mojialand works

We offer Mojialand in the United States. Mojialand does not open in some countries and regions, and we choose that list. If you travel to one of them, your pass waits until you leave. The time on a 30-day pass keeps running while you are away.

Refunds

If something went wrong with a purchase, ask within 7 days and tell us what happened: a charge you did not mean to make, a pass that never turned on, a bug that stopped play. Use Contact us inside Mojialand and include the email used at checkout or your pass code. When a pass fails on our side, we fix it or refund it. Ask within 7 days of the payment that went wrong. A refund returns every payment on that pass, including adds and upgrades, and turns the pass off on each device that uses it. Refunds go back to the original card through Stripe, usually within 5 to 10 business days.

If the pass is slow to arrive

Payment goes through in seconds. If our side is slow, Mojialand keeps playing on free minutes and turns the pass on by itself. Your pass email also carries a button that turns it on.

Pass codes

Keep your pass code and pass email private. Anyone with the code uses your device slots. If your code leaks, contact us and we reset the devices or issue a new code.

Changes to the games

We add and improve games over time. If Mojialand ever shuts down, Forever pass holders get notice by email at least 60 days ahead.

Our responsibility

Mojialand is offered as is. Our total responsibility for any claim is limited to the amount you paid for your pass. These terms follow the laws of the State of Michigan.

Contact

Operator name to confirm, Contact email to confirm.

About us

We are a family in Michigan. Mojialand started when our daughter built emoji patterns on a phone: unicorn, horse, unicorn, horse.

We wanted a place where our kids play with the emoji they love, with no ads, no accounts, and nobody watching. Our kids test every game before the games reach you.

Passes from families like yours pay for hosting and new games. Thank you for keeping Mojialand ad-free.

The Mojialand family