iPhone & iPad · Ages 2+
Bento Playbox
A little box of cooking, shopping, matching, and coloring toys for young kids. Drag, sort, stir, grill, color, and match — with no ads, no accounts, and nothing to win or lose.

Like opening a little digital bento box
Bento Playbox isn't a lunch planner, a recipe app, or a generic kids' game. It's a small collection of simple, touch-friendly toys: pretend cooking, grocery lists, memory cards, and coloring pages, all tucked inside one wooden bento tray.
There are no points to chase, timers to beat, or mistakes to worry about. Each toy is made for short, self-directed play that kids can start and stop whenever they're ready. One-time purchase, with free updates as new toys arrive.
What's inside the box
More than 150 food pieces across 9 categories, shared by every toy.
Cooking
Cook in a bubbling pot, a sizzling pan, or on a backyard grill. Plate your meal and tap to eat it bite by bite. Nothing is ever the wrong ingredient.




Bento Builder
NewA friendly animal visits with a few special requests. Pack the bento box, color the food however you like, close the lid, press on a sticker, and serve it up. There's no wrong way to fill a box.

Little Market
Read a tiny shopping list, find the foods on the shelves, and drop them in the cart. Lists rotate through themes like Soup Night, Picnic Basket, and Fruit Basket.

Snack Match
Flip cards and find matching foods in a simple memory game. No timer, no score — just a few difficulty options and a happy match when two cards belong together.

Coloring Book
Color food drawings with crayons, a brush, or a paint bucket. Finished pages save automatically, and Free Draw gives kids a blank page for anything they want.
Made for kids
- Large tap targets and draggable food pieces
- Portrait play on iPhone and iPad
- Optional sounds and haptics
- Spoken food names
- Accessibility labels and hints
Parent-friendly by design
- No ads
- No accounts or sign-in
- No subscriptions or in-app purchases
- No analytics or tracking
- No external links that take kids out of the game
- No streaks, scores, leaderboards, or pressure
A small Grown-ups button — opened with a press and hold — gates sound and haptic settings plus app information behind a simple parent check.
Privacy Policy
Last updated: May 25, 2026
Bento Playbox collects nothing. The app has no accounts, no login, no backend servers, no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising SDKs, and no third-party trackers of any kind.
What stays on the device
Preferences, such as the sound and haptic toggles, and local app progress, such as started coloring pages, are saved to Apple's standard on-device storage (UserDefaults). That data never leaves the device and is removed when you delete the app.
What we never collect
- Names, emails, phone numbers, or any account information
- Photos, contacts, microphone, or camera input
- Location data of any kind
- Usage analytics, telemetry, or crash reports
- Advertising identifiers (IDFA) or device fingerprints
- Anything a child draws, drags, taps, or builds in the app
Children's privacy
Bento Playbox is designed for young children. We do not collect personal information, and there is no way for a child to share information through the app. There are no text fields, no messaging, no social features, and no external links inside the play surfaces. The small “Grown-ups” area gates the only outward links, such as this page, behind a simple parent check.
Third parties
The app does not use any third-party services, SDKs, or analytics providers. The only network requests the app may make are those Apple performs automatically, such as app updates through the App Store.
Changes to this policy
If we ever change what Bento Playbox collects, we'll update this page and bump the “last updated” date above before any change ships.
Contact
Questions about privacy? Email bentoplaybox@sousy.com.
Support & contact
Something broken? An idea for a new toy? A food piece your kid keeps asking for? Write us — a real human reads every message.
bentoplaybox@sousy.comWe usually reply within 1–3 business days.