Some children love machines. Really love them. Vacuums, diggers, street sweepers, leaf blowers. The pull of a motor doing one honest job, over and over.
Calm Machines: Vacuums is built for those children.
Your child builds a machine that belongs to them. Body, colour, wheels, eyes, a hat if they want one. They give it a name. Then they take it into a room with a floor that genuinely needs sweeping, and they sweep it.
That is the whole game. One clear action, done properly, for as long as they like.
WHAT IT NEVER DOES
No timers, no lives, no game over. Nothing counts down and nothing tells a child they were too slow.
No ads, no pop-ups between taps, no paywall sitting where the fun starts.
Nothing is locked. Your child never meets a door they cannot open, never sees a toy they are not allowed to touch, and is never sent to find a grown-up before they can play. Everything in the game is theirs the moment it opens.
No accounts, no sign-in, no data collected. Everything your child makes stays on your device. The game works with the wifi switched off.
Points are real and always spendable. There are never more than two things to spend them on, one affordable now and one worth saving for, and saving is treated as warmly as buying.
BUILT FOR SENSORY COMFORT
Soft, muted colour throughout. No flashing, no sudden noise, no harsh high frequencies. Sound is one switch, in the same corner of every screen, so a child who needs quiet can have it in a single tap without hunting through a menu.
Every button stays in the same place from screen to screen. Nothing moves, nothing hides, and the same room is ready to play again the second it ends.
TWO MACHINES, TWO PLACES
A room robot for the house, with six rooms and floors that get properly dirty. A pool cleaner for the water, with three pools and sand across the tile. Choosing the machine is how your child chooses where to play.
WHO MADE IT
Made by a parent of neurodivergent children, building what they wished had existed years ago.
Calm Machines is play, not therapy. We make no clinical claims.
One price, paid once, before you download. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no unlocks, nothing held back.
There is no free trial. A trial that ends is a door closing in front of a child, and that is the one thing this game will not do. What you buy is the whole game, open from the first tap.
