About & privacy

TinyFingers exists for one very specific moment:

When you're working, and your toddler wants the keyboard. TinyFingers turns that chaos into a playful fullscreen loop with less risk, less setup, and less stress.

A safe keyboard smash toy for babies and toddlers

TinyFingers is a playful fullscreen baby keyboard game where toddlers can press any key and instantly trigger colorful animations and sounds. Best for: curious toddlers (9-36 months).

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The story

Built in April 2023

A calmer handoff for the exact moment a toddler wants the keyboard right now.

The problem

A stressed dad and a very curious coworker daughter kept sharing the keyboard, including all the accidental app closes and risky file changes that came with it.

The idea

Instead of fighting for the real desktop, TinyFingers became a fullscreen place where little hands could tap, click, and mash without breaking the rest of the computer flow.

The result

No install. No login. Just a simple cause-and-effect loop that fits the moment, keeps the experience visible, and gets out of the way fast when the moment is over.

What TinyFingers is

For parents

A calmer way to hand over the keyboard without handing over the whole computer. Open it, go fullscreen, and keep the real desktop out of the handoff.

For toddlers

A fullscreen cause-and-effect loop built for tapping, clicking, and keyboard smashing. Every little input gets an immediate playful response.

What is a keyboard smash toy?

A keyboard smash toy is a simple cause-and-effect game where babies and toddlers can press random keys and instantly see playful reactions on screen. TinyFingers turns any computer into a safe toddler keyboard game.

Privacy & cookies

For parents and guardians: what runs on TinyFingers, why it runs, and the choices available to you. Updated 19 September 2026. Lire en français.

No accounts required

No sign-up or login.

Your privacy choices

Statistics and advertising follow the settings explained below. Refusing optional cookies does not prevent play.

Who is responsible?

TinyFingers is operated by Sharp-Mind SRL, Belgium, company number 0719.287.068. For questions about this notice or your personal data, contact contact@tinyfingers.net. This notice describes the public website; Cloudflare, Ezoic, Google and other providers also explain their own processing in the notices linked below.

The game and local preferences

You do not need an account, login, name or email address to play. TinyFingers does not create its own visitor identifier or implement its own device fingerprinting. This does not mean that advertising and measurement providers cannot use identifiers or device information.

Game effects and the results shown on screen are produced in your browser. Local browser storage can remember preferences such as appearance and game theme, and settings used by the tools. Clearing site data removes these preferences. We do not send a recording of the keys you type to Analytics; usage events may describe actions such as starting a game, opening a panel or using a tool.

Loading a website or an external service necessarily transmits technical request information, including an IP address and browser information. Hosting and service providers may keep operational or security logs to deliver the service and investigate abuse.

Website delivery and security

We use Cloudflare to handle website connections and help protect TinyFingers from abusive traffic. Cloudflare receives technical request information, including IP addresses, requested URLs and browser information, and processes traffic and security data to provide these services.

Depending on the security checks triggered, Cloudflare may use security cookies, for example to remember that a browser has passed a check. See Cloudflare’s privacy policy and its information about security cookies. The choices described below for Google Analytics and Ezoic remain applicable.

We also use Cloudflare Web Analytics (RUM) to measure page loading and performance, with Cloudflare’s setting to exclude EU visitor data. Cloudflare applies this regional exclusion according to the location of the data center handling the connection. This performance measurement runs independently of the Google Analytics and Ezoic choices described below. See Cloudflare’s information about RUM data collection and regional exclusion.

Google Analytics

We use Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to understand visits and improve the site. It may receive page and referring-site information, usage events, browser and device characteristics, language, approximate location and cookie identifiers. The implementation does not send a TinyFingers account ID, email address or phone number to GA4; Google signals and advertising-personalization signals are disabled in our GA4 tag.

In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, GA4 starts only after the relevant statistics permission collected through Ezoic's consent interface. Before that permission or after refusal, we do not send GA4 events or cookieless consent pings. Earlier activity is not saved for later transmission. Elsewhere, GA4 starts automatically after Ezoic's native consent service reliably confirms that you are outside that European perimeter, without an additional consent request. An unknown region or an unavailable consent service does not permit this activation. A retained explicit statistics refusal keeps GA4 off. Ezoic handles advertising opt-outs and Global Privacy Control for advertising; those signals alone do not disable our audience measurement.

See how Google uses information from sites using its services, Google's privacy policy and the Google Analytics browser opt-out add-on.

Ezoic, advertising and consent management

We use Ezoic for consent management and to deliver and measure advertising on selected pages and on screens before or after a game. Ad placements are removed when active play starts. Ezoic's consent service may load before a choice so it can determine the applicable regional settings, display available choices and remember them.

Ezoic and advertising partners may process IP addresses, browser and device information, language, approximate location, page/referral information, ad requests and interactions, consent signals, and identifiers. Depending on the provider, region and choice, their services may use cookies, local storage, tags, pixels or other device-recognition technologies. These are third-party services, not a promise of anonymous or tracking-free advertising.

We do not provide subscriber lists or intentionally send email addresses or phone numbers to Ezoic's identity service. This does not rule out technical identifiers used by its advertising services. The available purposes, legal bases and participating vendors are described in the consent interface and the providers' notices.

Read the Ezoic services disclosure for TinyFingers, Ezoic privacy policy and Ezoic advertising-partner list. Those provider notices describe services more broadly; not every listed feature is enabled on TinyFingers.

Refusing or changing a choice

You can refuse optional processing and still use the game. Ezoic applies the advertising choices and opt-out signals received through its native consent service. Refusal does not necessarily remove all ads: Ezoic may still serve restricted ads where available. Such requests still involve advertising providers and technical data; they are not a guarantee that no cookies, storage or device-recognition technologies are involved. An explicit statistics refusal keeps GA4 off.

Use the Privacy settings button on the page to reopen the consent interface when available, inspect vendors and purposes, or withdraw consent. If Ezoic does not provide a banner in your region, the control explains that status. You can also use your browser's cookie controls or the Google opt-out above. A withdrawal stops future activity controlled by that choice; it does not automatically delete data already processed. Reload the page if prompted after changing choices.

If the control is unavailable or you need help exercising a choice, email contact@tinyfingers.net. Do not send a child's personal details.

How long information is kept

The current Ezoic choice is normally remembered in this browser for up to 390 days from the recorded choice. We do not extend it simply because you return. Clearing cookies, using another browser or device, browser storage limits, or changes to the consent configuration can lead to an earlier request. This period describes the remembered choice, not the retention of all advertising or Analytics data.

Local preferences remain until replaced or cleared by you or your browser. Cloudflare, Google and Ezoic apply their own retention settings and policies to information they receive; see their linked notices. Advertising and measurement providers are also described in the consent interface. Messages you send us are kept for handling your request and any necessary follow-up or legal obligations. Contact us for information about a particular record or a deletion request.

External content and communications

Pages such as Videos can contain links or embedded content from third-party platforms. Opening an external link or loading an embedded player can send information to that platform, under its own privacy policy. Please check the relevant notice before using it. If you contact us, we receive the address and information you choose to send, for responding to you; contacting us is not an advertising or newsletter subscription.

Your rights and international services

Depending on the law that applies to you, you may have rights to access, correct or erase personal data, restrict or object to processing, receive a portable copy, and withdraw consent where processing relies on it. Contact Sharp-Mind using the address above; for processing a provider controls independently, its linked notice gives the relevant contact and request process. You may also contact your local supervisory authority or the Belgian Data Protection Authority.

Cloudflare, Google, Ezoic and their partners operate internationally, so data may be processed outside your country, including in the United States. Their notices describe locations, recipients and transfer safeguards. Consent requests and provider settings do not by themselves certify every aspect of the site's legal compliance.

The game is intended for supervised use by babies and toddlers. Adults should make privacy choices and contact us about any concern involving a child's data. We do not ask a child to create a profile or provide contact details.

How this baby keyboard game works

Three simple moves: open it, make it fullscreen, then let the keyboard become a safe cause-and-effect loop.

1
Start

Open

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2
Focus

Go fullscreen

One click or tap puts the toy front and center, with less chance of accidental exits.

3
Play

Smash safely

Keys, taps, and clicks trigger playful motion while the rest of the computer stays out of the way.

Frequently asked questions

Is TinyFingers safe for toddlers?

TinyFingers is designed for short, supervised toddler play. It keeps the interaction inside one simple fullscreen page instead of handing over the whole computer, but adult supervision still matters.

Does TinyFingers collect data?

TinyFingers has no account or login. The site stores local preferences and uses Google Analytics and Ezoic advertising under the choices and regional settings described in our privacy policy. Advertising and measurement providers may process technical data and use cookies or similar technologies.

Can toddlers break my computer with it?

TinyFingers is meant to reduce that risk a lot by keeping play inside one toy page, especially in fullscreen. For the strongest setup, keep supervision on and use tools like Guided Access on iPad or screen pinning on Android when available.

Contact

Parents, creators, and partners can all reach us here.

contact@tinyfingers.net

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The original TinyFingers

TinyFingers has evolved a lot since the first public version. If you are nostalgic for the earlier look and feel, you can still open the original version.