For the kids

A trip they help build, and never forget

Yaycay turns the holiday into an adventure book each child actually owns, pitched perfectly to their age.

One holiday, every age

One holiday. Four ways to live it.

Everyone in the family gets their own version of the same trip, pitched to exactly where they are. Here is the promise we make to each of them, and the experiences that keep it.

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Flat illustration of a Little Explorer: a small child reaching up to a friendly landmark, with read-aloud sound waves and a sticker star

Nanobanana flat spot illustration. Locked style: 2.5px deep-navy line work, flat fills from the Yaycay palette, generous negative space, slight hand-drawn wobble, no gradients. Subject: a tiny child seen from behind (no face) reaching up toward a big friendly landmark, gentle sound-wave marks for read-aloud, one sticker star. Coral and sunshine accents (kid colours).

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Little Explorer

Under 6

The littlest one leads, before they can even read.

Their day, read aloud. They tap, Yaycay reads. No reading required.
Gentle on purpose. Wow-facts and stickers, never puzzles or pressure.
Wins they can collect. Stars and reward stickers, just for doing the day.

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Flat illustration of an Explorer: a curious child with a magnifying glass solving a puzzle at a landmark, a star streak above

Nanobanana flat spot illustration, same locked style. Subject: a curious 7-to-11 child (back or side view, no face) with a magnifying glass or compass discovering a puzzle clue at a landmark, a small streak of stars above. Sky-blue with coral accents (kid colours).

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Explorer

7 to 11

They are excited about tomorrow before today is even over.

Puzzles hidden in the day. A challenge waiting at every stop.
A reason to come back. Wow-facts, streaks and a growing star bank.
Their own journal. They record the trip themselves, in their words.

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Flat illustration of a Big Explorer: an older kid with headphones and backpack at a complex landmark, a quiz and deep-dive motif

Nanobanana flat spot illustration, same locked style. Subject: an older 12-to-16 kid (back view, no face) with headphones and a backpack at a more complex landmark, with a quiz/deep-dive motif (a question mark, a layered fact card). Treated cool, never childish. Blue and coral accents.

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Big Explorer

12 to 16

The one who is "too cool for this" quietly gets into it.

Deeper by design. Bonus quizzes and deep-dive facts, not baby stuff.
Treated their age. Real challenges for the completionist who would otherwise age out.
Theirs to keep. A journal and keepsake a teenager actually holds on to.

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Flat illustration of the Grown-ups command centre: a parent holding the plan with a shield and a PIN keypad

Nanobanana flat spot illustration, same locked style. Subject: a parent figure (back/side, no face) holding a clipboard/plan, with a small shield and a four-digit PIN keypad motif. Navy, blue and cream ONLY, no coral or sunshine (grown-up surface, per the palette rule).

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Grown Ups

You

You get to be on the holiday, not run it.

The whole plan, behind one PIN. Bookings, logistics and the grown-ups guide.
The safety view in full. Allergy and EpiPen protocol the kids never need to see.
You hold the plan. They hold the magic.

See the grown-ups command centre →

Grown-ups stuff stays with the grown-ups.

Children live in the Explorers view: their adventures, their journal, their rewards. The logistics, the bookings and the full safety notes live in the Grown-ups view, behind a simple four-digit PIN. On a child profile, that view is not switched off, it is not there at all.

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The four-digit PIN screen that unlocks the Grown-ups view

App screenshot. The Grown-ups PIN gate: a calm four-digit PIN entry shown when a guardian opens the Grown-ups view, with clear "Grown-ups only" framing. No PIN visible. The child-safety speed-bump made concrete.

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One account. Every age. It grows with them.

Add a profile for each child and Yaycay pitches every day to them. A four-year-old, a fourteen-year-old and you, on the same trip, each getting their own version. When the little one becomes an Explorer, the trip grows up with them.

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Flat illustration of one child growing across the three explorer bands, Little to Explorer to Big Explorer

Nanobanana flat spot illustration, locked style. Subject: the same child shown three times left to right, growing from Little Explorer to Explorer to Big Explorer (size and gear change) with a simple progression arrow. Playful kid palette. Conveys "grows with your child".

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Shared by every explorer

What every explorer gets

Their own explorer mode

The teen gets tougher challenges and a journal. The little one gets bigger text, read-aloud and tap games. Everyone gets a trip that feels made for them.

Challenges and quizzes

Spot-it games, photo missions and age-pitched questions on every stop, so the learning hides inside the fun.

Real rewards

Stars turn into holiday spending money. Doing the day earns the treat, and the kids stay motivated all trip.

Their own journal

Photos, moods and notes the kids add themselves, that export into a printable keepsake book of the trip.

An interactive map

Every stop pinned. One tap shows what you are doing there, with a kid-friendly story for each place.

A countdown to take-off

Counts down the sleeps, so the excitement builds for weeks before you even pack.

Build a free day your kids can't stop talking about

Three questions about your trip. Each child gets their own version of one full day, free, in your inbox within 24 hours.

See a real free day