Tidy-Up Hero_
- Pick a goal — how many toys go in the basket today.
- Press Start playing and hand the device to your child (or prop a tablet by the toy basket).
- Each time they put a real toy in the real basket, they tap the big button. A toy drops in and the basket fills up.
- Every few toys a star lights up. Fill all the stars to win a sticker!
- Won stickers are saved in the sticker book below, so they collect more each time they tidy.
Guide — a clean-up game for toddlers
Set a goal, hand over the tablet and let your child tap a toy into the on-screen basket for every real toy they put away.Type your child's name, up to 16 characters. The game then greets them with “Hi …!” and celebrates with “… did it!”; leave it blank for a generic game.
Choose how many things to tidy up: 5, 10, 15, 20 or 30, and a sticker theme: Animals, Vehicles, Space or Dinos.
Press ▶ Start playing or tap the preview. The game opens fullscreen with a basket, five stars and a big TAP! button.
Each real toy in the real basket is one tap (Space or Enter on a keyboard): a toy flies into the basket, the counter goes up and the stars light up as the goal fills. 🔊 mutes the sounds, ✕ exits.
At the goal your child wins a random sticker from the chosen theme, which goes into the Sticker book below the game. ↻ Play again starts a new round; 🔗 Copy a share link copies a link with the name, goal and theme.
Quick reference
- 5 stars
- always shown for goals of 5 to 30
- goal 10
- a star every 2 toys
- goal 30
- a star every 6 toys
- themes
- Animals, Vehicles, Space, Dinos
- per theme
- 16 stickers, picked at random
- sticker book
- last 60 kept in this browser
- parameters
?name=…&goal=10&theme=space- auto-start
- add
&play=1 - themes
animals,vehicles,space,dinos
Tidy-up games for toddlers, explained
Young children tidy up longer when each toy they put away gives a small, instant reward. Tidy-Up Hero turns that into a game: a tap per toy, a basket that fills up, stars along the way and a sticker at the end.
How does Tidy-Up Hero help my child clean up?
It turns tidying into a game. You set a goal, like "put 10 things in the basket". Every time your child puts a real toy in the real basket, they tap the big button on screen — a cartoon toy drops into the on-screen basket, the basket fills up, stars light up, and when the goal is reached they win a sticker. The little reward loop keeps young children motivated to keep going.
What age is this clean-up game for?
It's made for toddlers and preschoolers, roughly ages 2 to 6. The tapping, big buttons, bright colours and simple goal are easy for a 3-year-old. Parents set the goal and options. The small ✕ exit and the 🔊 mute button sit in the top corners, away from the big tap button, so little fingers are less likely to hit them by accident.
How do the stickers and stars work?
A row of stars at the top lights up as your child taps toys into the basket — each star is a chunk of the goal. There are five stars, so with a goal of 10 a star lights up every 2 toys. When the goal is reached they win a sticker picked at random from the 16 of the chosen theme (animals, vehicles, space or dinos), and it is added to the sticker book in this browser, which keeps the last 60 stickers. Reset sticker book empties it.
Does it make sounds?
Yes. Each tap plays a little "plop" as the toy lands, every star that lights up plays a short chime, and finishing the goal plays a cheerful fanfare. The sounds are generated in the browser, so nothing is downloaded. You can mute them with the speaker button if you prefer a quiet game.
Can I use it on a phone or tablet?
Yes. It works on phones, tablets and computers in any modern browser, and switches to fullscreen when the game starts, where the browser allows it. A tablet propped near the toy basket works really well for a clean-up routine. On a computer, Space or Enter also counts as a tap.
Is my child's data safe?
Yes. The game runs in your browser and there are no accounts. Only the sticker book is saved, in this browser's local storage; the name and goal are not stored and are not sent to a server. The page counts visits with cookieless Simple Analytics, without the name or the game. The optional share link puts the name, goal and theme in the address, so leave the name blank if you share it with people you don't know.