KeyPip

KeyPip is a spelling game played at a keyboard. It says a word out loud, your child types it, and every single letter answers back. MADE FOR A REAL KEYBOARD A Mac, or an iPad with a keyboard attached, is where KeyPip is happiest: a child's own hands on real keys, hunting down the letter they just heard. There is nothing to set up and nothing to connect. Type, and the game answers in the same instant. It works on an iPhone too, and on an iPad by itself, where the letters come up on screen instead. THE KEYBOARD ON SCREEN IS THE REAL ONE When KeyPip draws a keyboard, it draws the board your child's language actually uses: QWERTY where they will meet QWERTY, the Hungarian ISO layout where they will meet that, down to the way each row sits a quarter of a key to the right of the one above. So the hunting they do on screen is the hunting they will do on real keys. There are three sizes: ten…