Wild kids. Hands-on parents.
Kids invent it. Parents make it real. Saturday happens.
Most family apps keep the Saturday on the phone. We hand you the missing piece and send everybody outside.
Who this is
A small studio for one Saturday.
Wild Kit builds weekend jobs for families to finish together. The kid invents the name, the mark, the prices. The grown-up brings the missing piece. Then you leave the phone and open it.
One job. One morning. Something you can point at when it is done.
How a Saturday works
Invent. Make it real. Open.
1. Invent
Kid designs the name, the logo, the menu, the prices. Three templates, not a blank canvas.
2. Make it real
Grown-up brings the missing piece. Changes by job.
3. Open
Set it out. Then leave the phone.
First job is Lemonade Stand by Wild Kit. Design. Print. Open the stand.
Read the brief →The house
Wild Kit Co.
Telling a parent this is a Saturday project is a conversation. Collecting a child's name, photo, location, or email is a legal act.
- Parent owns the account.
- First name only on the kid profile.
- No kid inbox. No kid Instagram. No kid-to-stranger chat.
- No third-party ads. Ever.
- Lifestyle, 4+. Not Kids Category unless you enter it on purpose.
Parent-owned account. First name only. No kid inbox.
The face
Rascal
Tiny foreman. Crooked mask. Too-awake eyes. Grey / black / cream fur. Job color is the scarf or the field. Never the fur. Never a teacher. Never a trash-can joke.
When the house is full of raccoons, make lemonade.