Play Shifu Tacto: Coding, educational coding game for tablets for children aged 4 and up with a free app and over 200 levels

Tablet-Based Coding Play at Home

Use Shifu Tacto: Coding to turn a compatible tablet measuring 7 inches and above into a tactile game board. Children can play through three coding games using the included rotate, slide, functions, and draw figures.

Practising Coding Basics Through Guided Levels

Children can work through 200+ levels in the free Tacto app while exploring coding concepts such as input-output, loops, sequences, and selections. This creates a clear, level-based way to practise foundational coding skills.

Single-Player Educational Game Sessions

As a single-player coding toy, Shifu Tacto: Coding suits independent play sessions focused on logical thinking and problem-solving. It offers a self-contained format for children to engage with one challenge at a time.

Setups on Supported iOS, Android, or Amazon Fire Tablets

The game can be used on tablets that meet the stated compatibility requirements: iOS 11 and above, Android OS 6 and above with minimum 1GB RAM, and selected Amazon Fire HD 8 and Fire HD 10 models. This helps families match the product to tablets they already have at home.

Language-Friendly Learning Across Different Households

With the Tacto app available in 8 languages, including Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian, the game can be used in households that prefer supported local language options. This makes the learning experience more accessible in everyday play.

Children Aged 4+

Shifu Tacto: Coding is designed for children aged 4 and above, with hands-on visual learning that introduces coding basics in an accessible way. It helps young learners explore loops, sequences, selections, and input-output through tactile play on a tablet game board.

Early Learners Building Logical Thinking

This educational game supports children who are beginning to develop logical reasoning and problem-solving skills. With 200+ levels across three games, it gives them repeated opportunities to work through coding challenges step by step.

Kids Who Learn Best Through Hands-On Play

For children who respond well to tactile learning, Shifu Tacto: Coding combines physical figures with visual gameplay in the free Tacto app. This learning-by-doing format makes abstract coding concepts more concrete and easier to engage with.

Families Looking for Screen-Based Learning with Structure

By turning the tablet into a dynamic game board, this single-player coding toy adds a more interactive format to tablet time. The included Tacto application expands play with three games and 200+ levels for structured educational use.

Multilingual Households in the Nordics

The free Tacto app supports 8 languages, including Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish. This makes Shifu Tacto: Coding especially relevant for families who want an educational game with supported Nordic languages.