Draw a world with your finger. Jump into it. Then bring your room inside.

everything in the world can be made by you — not picked from a menu.

DRAW THE WORLD, THEN PLAY IT
Draw a line and it becomes a real platform your Mi Mi can stand on, climb and jump across. Fast strokes turn thin, slow strokes turn thick, closed loops puff up into soft 3D shapes. It is a doodle jumper where the level is your own drawing.

TURN THINGS FROM YOUR ROOM INTO 3D FIGURES
Point the camera at a toy, a mug, a plant — Mi Mi turns the photo into a real 3D figure and puts it in your finds. Place it in your world, walk around it, stand on top of it. Your desk becomes level design. Photos are used once to build the model and are never stored.

BUILD IN THREE WAYS
- Paint a flat drawing and watch it rise into a voxel sculpture
- Paint a cube face by face and place a fully textured object
- Snap lines together into wire structures, then move and rotate them

Everything you build stays. Up to three saved worlds per Mi Mi, up to 80 objects in each, exactly where you left them.

PLAY WITH FRIENDS, SAFELY
Add friends with a 6-character code you swap in real life — no search, no strangers, no open chat. Race through the parkour course, claim tiles in Color Floor, climb the sky, or play in the same world together.

A COMPANION THAT GROWS
Your Mi Mi has its own personality, life story and abilities. Feed it, teach it, dress it up in the wardrobe shop with coins you earn by playing, and watch it change day by day.

LEARN AND UNLOCK
Short illustrated lessons across science, art, space and nature. Every finished lesson gives XP and coins that unlock new outfits, items and worlds — learning is the way forward, not a separate chore.

STARTS IN THE REAL WORLD
Every Mi Mi begins as a physical collectible card. Scan the code on the back to activate your own companion with a unique personality and a free item. Collect more cards, unlock more Mi Mi.

MADE FOR CHILDREN
- No open chat, no public lobbies, no messaging with strangers
- No third-party ads
- Camera used only to create 3D figures; photos are never saved
- Parental consent and an email-verified parent account