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A tiny cute duck who lives on your screen, roams around, and asks cultural questions. Answer right and she grows cuter! Meet Mini Thea — a tiny, adorable duck who lives on the edge of your screen and keeps you company throughout the day. 🐤 A companion, not a distraction Mini Thea sits by her little house in the corner, gently roams around now and then, and has a personality of her own. Leave her be and she'll yawn, take naps, chase a butterfly, and leave little footprints as she wanders. She greets you good morning, gets sleepy in the evening, and says hello when you've been away. 🌍 Learn something every day Once an hour (up to 10 a day), Mini Thea has a cultural question ready for you — spanning geography, history, art, mythology, and general knowledge, pulled fresh each day. She never interrupts: when a question is ready, she does a little bounce and waits for you to tap her. 🌟 Watch her grow Answer correctly and Mini Thea grows cuter — earning blush, sparkly eyes, and eventually a crown. Build a streak and she cheers you on. 🎀 Dress her up Unlock accessories as you learn — a bow, a daisy, a party hat, a cozy scarf, star glasses, and headphones. Right-click her to open her wardrobe and choose her look. 💛 Private by design Everything stays on your device. No accounts, no tracking, no data collection. Mini Thea makes learning feel like spending time with a friend.
Jul 6, 2026
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