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Big music for small hands.

A music player for kids, on Apple Music. You pick what’s in it. They play it on their own.

Coming soon to iPhone and iPad. One email for grown-ups at launch.

  • Only clean songs
  • Requires Apple Music
  • No ads, no accounts
  • $4.99 once

Made for small hands

The home grid: big album cards from many artists, each one a single tap
The song card: the album art spinning as a disc, a big yellow pause button, previous and next
The home screen with the player bubble spinning in the corner while the music plays

One tap. That’s the whole lesson.

Big cards, big buttons, and a bubble that keeps spinning so they always know what’s playing.

You’re in control

You pick. They play.

Hold the gear, Face ID, and you’re in. Search all of Apple Music and add an artist, an album or one song in under thirty seconds. Explicit versions never show up, not even to you.

A lilac clay door with a yellow music note on it: the grown-up door
The grown-up area: searching Apple Music and adding an album with one tap

Room to explore

Turn on a pack. They find the rest.

Disney. Movie songs. Bedtime. Sing-along. Hand-picked lists they can play and keep, inside the fences you set.

The Pixar pack, open: four covers, a Play all button and a list of songs each with a plus button

They wish. You decide.

Search for something that isn’t there, and a wish lands in your list. Add it with one tap, or don’t.

Bedtime stops on its own.

One tap on the moon. The song finishes, the music winds down, and nobody has to come take the iPad away.

Their color

Six looks. Pick theirs.

Grape, Ocean, Lagoon, Jungle, Berry, Night. Tap one and the page follows.

Private by default

Nothing leaves the iPad.

No accounts. No ads. No tracking. The App Store label says Data Not Collected, and that’s the whole policy.

  • Your music comes from your Apple Music.
  • Wishes and settings stay on the device.
  • The kid never sees a price.
Lilac clay headphones with the cord unplugged

Ready when they are.

Coming soon to iPhone and iPad

For grown-ups. One email at launch, nothing else.

Free to download. $4.99 once, for the whole family.

Requires an Apple Music subscription.