What do I control?
Purchases sit behind a parent gate, so a child cannot reach them, and only a parent can start a subscription. If you want a copy of your family's data or want it deleted, write to hello@jupo.world.
How it works
Short missions, real thinking
What your child does, what they learn, and what you control.
What does my child do?
Your child explores a castle world full of characters from the Chess Palace books. Each visit is a short mission: puzzles, mazes and minigames that take 5 to 15 minutes.
What do they learn?
Every mission practises the six superpowers of the Chess Palace method: communication, memory, movement, creativity, self-control and collaboration. Along the way, children meet the chess pieces one by one.
Safe by design
- No ads
- No chat
- No purchases a child can reach
- A parent gate in front of payments
Meet the pieces
Every piece teaches something
Pawn
The pawn steps forward one square at a time. Children practise patience and planning ahead.
Rook
The rook glides along straight lines. Children practise counting and spotting rows and columns.
Knight
The knight jumps in an L shape. Children practise spatial thinking and looking at a problem from a new angle.
Bishop
The bishop travels on diagonals and always stays on its colour. Children practise noticing patterns.
Queen
The queen moves like a rook and a bishop together. Children practise combining two ideas into one.
King
The king moves one square in any direction and must always be kept safe. Children practise care and looking ahead.
Start with the free missions
