Peel for parents

Peel is a calm puzzle for kids and grown-ups. We made it the way we would want a game for our own kids to be.

What you won't find

No ads. Nothing pops up during play, and nothing is shared with ad networks.
No loot boxes. Every prize is fixed and every price is shown up front. Nothing is random.
No account. Kids never sign in or type an email address.
No links out. The game has no links to outside websites.

Purchases

Peel is free to play. Coin packs and two one-time packs are for sale in the shop only, never in the middle of a level. Before any real-money purchase the game shows a small sum to solve: "Ask a grown-up". Everything in the shop can also be earned with coins from playing; buying is only faster.

What kids learn

Each mode is a trip of ten countries. Clearing levels unlocks fun facts about each country on a postcard, and boxes fly across a real globe to the next stop. The puzzles train planning ahead and counting.

Data

Progress is saved on the phone (and in your own iCloud if it is on). The game sends anonymous gameplay statistics, such as "level 12 cleared", tied to a random code, never to a name or Apple ID. Read the details in our privacy policy.

Questions

Does Peel have ads?

No. Peel shows no advertising at all.

Can my child spend money by accident?

Every real-money purchase sits behind a grown-up check (a small sum to solve), and Apple's own purchase confirmation follows. You can also turn off in-app purchases in Screen Time on the iPhone.

Does Peel have loot boxes or random rewards?

No. Every prize follows a fixed order and every price is shown before you buy.

Does my child need an account?

No. There is no sign-in. Game Center is optional and uses the Apple account already on the phone.

What age is Peel for?

Peel is made for all ages. Easy mode shows which strips are free, so younger players can learn the rules; Hard mode is a real challenge for adults.