Ferris
Your guide
The keeper of the Spelliverse. When the Unspelling began, he went looking for a new Word Wizard — that's you.
Spelliverse · iOS · Free · Ages 4+
A NimbleZen adventure · Designed by a kid
Something deep in the Bog is unspelling the world — letters lost, vowels vanished, whole words trapped in webs. Ferris the Wizard needs a new Word Wizard. Every word your kid spells puts the magic back.
The story
Two word-thieving parrots are stealing the letters right out of the Spelliverse — and one by one, the worlds are going dark. Only a new Word Wizard can spell them back to life. Ferris thinks it's you.
Jabber
Wanted
Talks in stolen words. Every letter he takes, he repeats — backwards.
Squawk
Wanted
The brains and the muscle. If a vowel's missing, Squawk sat on it.
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The rescue party
The same NimbleZen cast from QueXplorer — plus the Bog crew and Ferris the Word Wizard himself. Every friend hosts their own spelling game, and every game teaches spelling a different way.
Your guide
The keeper of the Spelliverse. When the Unspelling began, he went looking for a new Word Wizard — that's you.
Sage's Word Safari
The wise owl who knows every word at every level. Train with him and the Spelliverse glows brighter.
Ruby's Missing Letters
The sweetest hostess in the kingdom — and the first to notice her letters going missing. Patch the holes before more slip away.
Glimmer's Vowel Magic
Her vowels vanished into thin air. Place each one back in its glowing spot with her five magic wands: A, E, I, O, U.
Walter's Shout It Out
Big heart, bigger voice. Spell words OUT LOUD and Walter will hear you — your voice never leaves the device.
Angus's Code Cracker
The dapper crow has intercepted secret words. Crack them tile by tile before the trail goes cold.
Herschell's Five Clues
The Bog's finest detective is closing in on whoever's behind the Unspelling. Solve his cases from the vaguest clue for the biggest reward.
Lucy's Web Escape
Words are caught in the web and the spider is creeping closer. Guess letters, snap them free, and escape before the web closes.
How it works
1
Spoken aloud with a kid-friendly definition — slow voice available.
2
Type it, tap it, or say it out loud, letter by letter.
3
Coins, awards, and one more word rescued from the Unspelling.
In the app
The Great Unspelling has begun.
Magical worlds to spell back to life.
Every friend hosts their own game.
Hear it, sound it out, spell it — kindly corrected.
Three new quests every day. WANTED: Jabber & Squawk.
Made for learning
Grade-leveled words from kindergarten and first grade all the way to college, with hundreds of words in every tier. Master 25 words and Ferris himself promotes you to the next grade.
Every word comes with a kid-friendly definition and part of speech. The app speaks each word aloud — and can spell it out — with a slow-voice option for younger spellers.
Tap Speak and spell out loud — letter by letter. Speech recognition runs on the device; audio never leaves it, and every game works without the microphone too.
Get a word wrong and Spelliverse never shames — it gently shows the fix (ore = or) and cheers the retry. The bots in Battle mode are tuned the same way: they push you, but they never stomp you.
Three fresh quests every day, best-of-5 spelling battles against the cast, coins for every win, and a Shop where earned coins — never money — bring a companion along on your adventure.
No ads. No tracking. No purchases. No data collection. Fully playable offline as a guest — perfect for car rides and flights. Grown-up areas sit behind a parental gate.
Spelliverse is a free spelling game for kids on iPhone and iPad. Young spellers start with spelling games for kindergarten and first grade; the word bank grows through second to fifth grade spelling practice, middle school, high school, and all the way to college-level words — so it's as at home with a five-year-old sounding out CAT as it is with a teenager prepping for a spelling bee or the SAT.
Every word is spoken aloud with a kid-friendly definition, making it a natural companion to phonics practice and weekly word lists. Kids can type their answers or spell out loud with their voice, and wrong answers get kind corrections instead of buzzers. And because it's a kids' game with no ads, no tracking, and full offline play, it's built for car rides, flights, and classrooms alike.
Teachers and homeschoolers: Spelliverse is built to sit alongside any word list — ask us about custom lists.
For grown-ups
Spelliverse collects nothing. There's nothing to buy, nothing watching, and nothing that needs the internet.
Price
Free
No ads. No purchases. Coins are earned by playing — never bought. Ages 4+.
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Spelliverse was dreamed up by Zach O'Mara — a kid who wanted spelling practice to feel like a rescue mission. So we built the mission.
The worlds are waiting. The words are calling.