Every show, learning game, and family message becomes a physical tile. Your child picks one, places it on Mosey, and it plays on the TV — then ends calmly, every time.
Why Mosey
Most screens are built to keep your child watching. Mosey is built to end.
When the tile is done, Mosey gives a gentle warning, winds down, and finishes calmly... every time. A consistent ending for your child, and no "bad guy" moment for you.
The tiles
Mosey gives kids a small world they can understand and gives parents a simple way to shape what belongs inside it.
Turn parent-approved YouTube videos and shows into playable physical tiles.
Kids already love watching YouTube and streamers. The problem is what comes with them: autoplay, recommendation feeds, comments, and content parents did not choose.
Mosey keeps the part families want — the shows kids love — and removes the parts that make screen time feel hard to trust.
Not every tile has to start a show.
With Mosey, a tile can also start a simple learning game your child can play with their hands and voice. Letters. Numbers. Colors. Shapes. Matching. Listening. Problem-solving.
Screen time becomes more physical, playful, and participatory.
A message from someone they love.
Parents, grandparents, and trusted family friends can send short video or audio messages to a playable tile.
Parents approve what comes through before it's viewable, and kids play the message from their Family Tile.
How it works
Mosey turns screen time into a simple physical routine.
Plug Mosey into your TV with HDMI. The TV is the screen, and the physical tiles are the controls.
From the parent app, you choose the duration, shows, learning games, and family messages your child can access.
Your child puts a single tile on Mosey — a show or a game — and it plays. No searching. No scrolling. No open YouTube.
Mosey plays only what is approved and helps your child understand how much time is left.
When the tile is done, Mosey gives a gentle warning, winds the session down, and helps your child understand that screen time is over.
Parents get a debrief on what topics were covered in the shows they watched and games they played — easy prompts for post-screen-time chats.
The village
A warm little world of makers — each one turns the same tiles into a different kind of play: cooking, sorting, building, noticing, storytelling. More neighbors join over time.
Game worlds
Every game runs on the same tiles — each character turns them into a different kind of play. The original, low-stimulation library you won't find on a video app.
Make, test, show, put away. A child picks a tile and Mosey turns it into a hands-on prompt — draw a path, build a tiny bridge, make a fort, sort a shelf, or repair something wobbly. The rhythm kids know: first, next, done.
Builds planning, problem-solving, creativity, and calm transitions.
Sola is the village sign-maker. Marks, shapes, and colors become little messages others can use — a kitchen sign, a toy's home, an arrow to the Done Dock. Scribbles become signs; drawing feels useful.
Builds early literacy, symbolic thinking, spatial language, and drawing confidence.
Skai is the village chef. Ingredient tiles become a pretend plate — one protein, one vegetable, one extra — then "Who is this for?" Safe pretend play, no real cooking or kitchen risk.
Builds food words, sorting, sequencing, turn-taking, and caring for others.
Add-ons
Everything to set Mosey up, keep it safe, and take it anywhere.
A play mat that helps kids recognize their letters and numbers.
$34
A soft, kid-friendly case for keeping favorite tiles together at home or on the go.
$34
A simple shelf that turns tiles into a visible library of parent-approved choices.
$39
Grow the library
Themed sets of stories, songs, and gentle lessons — one tile at a time.
A quiet collection of stories, music, and gentle routines designed to help screen time wind down instead of ramp up.
$18
A friendly pack that makes everyday manners feel natural, from saying please and thank you to noticing other people's needs.
$18
A soothing pack that helps kids name emotions, move through frustration, and find calm after hard moments.
$18
A gentle set of stories and songs that help kids practice taking turns, sharing space, and letting others have a moment.
$18
Parental controls
Mosey gives kids independence without handing them the internet.
From the parent app, you decide what belongs in your child's world: which shows are approved, which learning games are available, who can send family messages, and when screen time can happen.
Mosey is for families who want screen time to feel more bounded, more playful, and more inspiring. Less open-ended scrolling. More clear choices. More family connection. A calmer ending when screen time is done.
Join the waitlist to follow along, get product updates, and be among the first families invited to try Mosey.
The Mosey console is planned to launch at $149, with tiles and membership sold separately.