Games that teach real-world mindset — without asking your kid to read a word.

Tiny Tycoons is a library of 30-second mini-games for kids 6–9. Each game dramatizes a single big idea from a famous business or self-development book, translated into mechanics your kid grasps instantly: compounding, delayed gratification, assets vs. toys, selling, habits, and empathy.

Our promises

✅ No ads, no IAPs, no data collection.
✅ Session softly caps at 15 minutes, then locks for an hour.
✅ No leaderboards against strangers — only self-vs-self progress.
✅ Works offline after first load.

The books

Coin Snowball
from The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy (and The Richest Man in Babylon by George Clason)
Teaches compounding: small, consistent actions become huge over time.
Sell It!
from Sold or Be Sold by Grant Cardone
Everyone sells something every day. Teaches listening for objections and answering them.
Habit Streak
from Atomic Habits by James Clear
Tiny habits stacked daily beat motivation. 1% better each day = 37× in a year.
Asset vs. Toy
from Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
Teaches the asset-vs-liability distinction. Assets feed you; toys feed on you.
Marshmallow Meter
from The Marshmallow Test (and Think and Grow Rich) by Walter Mischel / Napoleon Hill
Delayed gratification is one of the strongest predictors of life outcomes.
Friend Maker
from How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
People remember how you made them feel. Teaches empathy as a life skill.

Made with care. Built to be forgettable in a good way —
play for a few minutes, then go live your life.

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