Paperwing

Parent tested. Five-year-old approved.Our chief test pilot is five and flew every room.

Paperwing

A paper airplane adventure for the whole family.

Coming soon to the App Store

For iPhone and iPad. Free to start.

Paperwing on iPhone: the paper airplane glides through the treetops of the Treehouse, stars all around, the slider on the right. the bedroom in Home Sweet Home, stars along the wall and the paper airplane mid-flight. the museum after dark, past a spotlit T. rex skeleton under a flying pterodactyl. the Toy Store, past a giant teddy bear and a gumball machine. three stars and a rainbow after flying out of Beach House.

One thumb, lots of sky

Slide to fly

Slide the little plane up to climb and down to dive. Let go and it glides.

Catch the stars

Every room hides a trail of stars. Clear a room without a bump and they're yours to keep.

Fly out the window

Make it through every room and out into the sunshine. Then on to the next place.

Places to fly through

Homes, shops, a school, a museum at night, even an airport hangar. Each one is a bit trickier than the last, and more are on the way.

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No. 1

Home Sweet Home

A bouncy bed, a sleepy kitty and a teapot that puffs you up to the ceiling.

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No. 2

Beach House

Surfboards, a bubbly bathtub and the sound of the sea through every window.

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No. 3

Grandma's Cottage

A grandfather clock that really ticks, a greenhouse full of misters, and yarn everywhere.

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No. 4

Treehouse

Up in the branches: knotholes blow you skyward, acorns drop, and the bluebirds don't share.

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No. 5

School

Duck under the desks, dodge the tetherball, and watch out for the cafeteria food fight.

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No. 6

Toy Store

Giant teddies, a bouncy castle, and a jack-in-the-box that's been waiting just for you.

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No. 7

Bakery

Warm ovens lift you up, flour puffs knock you off course, and the pans are swinging.

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No. 8

NYC Apartment

At night in the city. Hissing radiators, a roof garden, and pigeons that own the place.

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No. 9

Museum

After closing time. A spotlit T. rex, planets on wires, and a pterodactyl on patrol.

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No. 10

Airport Hangar

The big finale among real planes, then out the giant hangar door and down the runway.

Made for families

Tested by a five-year-old. Built by a parent.

  • No ads, no tracking, no accountsPaperwing collects no data at all. Nothing to sign up for, nothing following your kids around.
  • Free to start, one purchase for the restHome Sweet Home, the flying lesson and every paper you earn are free. One purchase unlocks all the rest, including new places as they arrive. No subscription, no coins.
  • Easy to finish, hard to masterLittle ones always make it out the window. Catching every star, cleanly, is a real challenge for grown-ups.
  • Progress that follows youStars and unlocked places sync between your iPhone and iPad through your own iCloud. We never see it.

Questions parents ask

What age is Paperwing for?
Everyone. Kids as young as four or five can fly with one thumb and always make it out the window. Catching every star, cleanly, is a real challenge for grown-ups.
Is Paperwing safe for kids?
Yes. No ads, no tracking, no accounts, no chat, and no data collected at all. The only links out of the game are on a screen for grown-ups.
How much does Paperwing cost?
Free to download and play Home Sweet Home, the flying lesson and every paper you earn. One optional purchase unlocks all the rest, including new places as they arrive. No subscription, no coins.
Does Paperwing need the internet?
No, it plays entirely offline. With iCloud on, progress syncs between your iPhone and iPad through your own iCloud.
Which devices does Paperwing run on?
iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 26 or later.