STORIES, GAMES & TWO FAMILIAR FRIENDS
Nana & Tato.
From playtime
to bedtime.
Read a story with Tato, catch stars with Nana, or work out today’s word. Our three Android apps bring the same two friends along for very different kinds of fun.
NANATATO: KIDS BEDTIME STORIES
Pick a story.
Get comfortable.
101 original stories, including 80 to listen to. Add rain sounds, a lullaby, and a routine you can follow together. Calm Mode keeps the evening quiet.
Free on Google Play · Optional outfits and points
Nana and the Blanket Boat
Nana · 5 min
Tato’s Tiny Lantern
Tato · 3 min
Stories, sounds & lullabies
Make your own bedtime playlist
NANATATO: PLAYLAND
What shall we
play today?
Catch falling stars, match picture pairs, or pop the right answer to a math problem. Playland has ten games to choose from, with three difficulty levels for ages 5–15.
- Star Catch
- Cloud Hop
- Memory Match
- Math Bubbles
- Picture Puzzle
- Echo Bells
- Word Garden
- Garden Tap
- Number Trail
- Color Sort
Sprout 5–7 · Explorer 8–11 · Champion 12–15
Get Playland on Google PlayFree to play · No ads · Optional items and points
NANATATO: LET’S PLAY WORDLE!
Five letters.
Six guesses.
Your next word?
Take on the daily word, practice as often as you like, or follow one of three Word Trails. Clue colors and symbols help you work out which letters belong.
- Daily
- One new five-letter word each day.
- Practice
- Unlimited puzzles, with hints when you need them.
- Word Trails
- Three themed trails with ten stops each.
Free to play · No ads · Optional items and points
SIDE BY SIDE
Compare the apps.
Choose stories for bedtime, Playland for a mix of games, or Wordle for word puzzles. Each app works on its own.
Swipe to see all three apps →
| Compare |  Kids Bedtime Stories |  Playland |  Let’s Play Wordle! |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | A gentle bedtime wind-down | A choice of short games | Daily word puzzles |
| What’s inside | Stories, sounds, lullabies, breathing & routines | 10 mini games: memory, math, words, puzzles & action | Daily word, practice, Word Trails & a growing garden |
| Made for | Grown-ups & children together | Ages 5–15, with 3 difficulty levels | Readers who enjoy five-letter word puzzles |
| Options | Calm Mode & a sleep timer | Sprout, Explorer & Champion levels | Practice hints, Hard Mode & accessible clue colors |
| Offline use | Stories & sounds after initial setup | All 10 mini games | Core word puzzles & trails |
| Grown-up account | Google sign-in for initial setup | Connects your shared collection | Connects your shared collection |
| What they share | Nana & Tato · no ads · free core activities · grown-up controls · shared points & compatible collection items when signed in | ||
| Optional extras | Cosmetic outfits | Cosmetic items & points | Cosmetic items & points |
Internet is needed for account sign-in, purchases and collection syncing. Some items are app-specific; Wordle guesses and streaks stay on your device.
One NanaTato collection.
Sign in with the same grown-up Google account to use shared points and compatible items across the apps. View your collection →
FOR THE GROWN-UPS
A few things to know.
What are the three NanaTato apps?
NanaTato: Kids Bedtime Stories is for parent-led wind-downs, NanaTato: Playland brings together ten mini games for ages 5–15, and NanaTato: Let’s Play Wordle! offers daily five-letter word puzzles, unlimited practice and themed Word Trails. All three are available separately on Google Play for Android.
Which NanaTato app should I choose?
Choose Kids Bedtime Stories for narrated stories, calming sounds and evening routines. Choose Playland for a mix of memory, math, word and action games. Choose Let’s Play Wordle! for focused word puzzles, daily challenges and longer practice sessions. You can enjoy any one app on its own.
Are all three apps free? Do they have ads?
All three apps are free to download and have no ads or subscriptions. The story library, mini games and word puzzles are free. Optional cosmetic items and points are available through the grown-up areas; purchases are not required to enjoy the core activities.
Do NanaTato apps work offline?
Yes. The core stories, sounds, mini games and word puzzles work offline once installed and set up. Kids Bedtime Stories needs an internet connection for its initial grown-up Google sign-in. Account sign-in, shared collections, purchases and syncing need a connection.
How are the three apps connected?
They share Nana the banana, Tato the potato and the NanaTato collection. Sign in with the same grown-up Google account to access shared points and compatible items across the apps. Some items are specific to an app. Local progress, including Wordle guesses and streaks, is not the same as the shared collection.
Are the apps available on iPhone or iPad?
The three apps featured here are currently available for Android phones and tablets on Google Play. This site does not offer an iPhone or iPad download.
What should grown-ups know about accounts and privacy?
Kids Bedtime Stories uses a grown-up Google sign-in for initial setup. In Playland and Let’s Play Wordle!, an account connects collection features. Settings and purchases sit in grown-up areas. The privacy policy explains account information, game scores, purchase records and deletion; no child profile is needed.