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Wild Atlas — Fact Sheet
Raise explorers, not scrollers.
At a Glance
| App name | Wild Atlas |
| Platform | iOS — iPhone and iPad |
| Availability | App Store |
| Age range | 3–9 |
| Developer | Joshuah Vincent, Seattle, WA |
| App Store link | apps.apple.com/app/id6761081031 |
| Press contact | press@wildatlasapp.com |
Pricing
| Price | |
|---|---|
| Free packs (3 packs, forever free) | $0.00 |
| Individual paid pack | $3.99 USD |
| Explorer Pass (all 10 paid packs) | $23.99 USD |
- One-time, parent-approved purchase only
- No subscription
- No ads
- No data harvesting
- COPPA-compliant
Content
- 200+ animals across 13 packs covering every continent and ocean
- 3 free packs at launch: Happy Hounds, Cool Cats, Cozy Critters
- 10 paid packs (individual or via Explorer Pass bundle)
- Hidden bonus pack: Mythical Menagerie (18 creatures from world folklore — unlock by finding shooting stars hidden throughout the app)
Features
- Fully narrated facts — no reading required; suitable from age 3
- Dual-mode quizzes: picture-based (younger children) and reading-based (older children), multiple difficulty levels
- Interactive world map — every animal placed in its real habitat
- Body-size and weight comparisons
- Wild Watch slideshows: Tiny Tails, Sized Up, Weigh to Go, Wild & Free
- Games Den: Memory Match, Puppy Puzzle, Who’s Who, Habitat Hop (4 mini-games)
- Full offline support
Languages
English (US), English (UK), German, Spanish, French, Simplified Chinese — fully narrated in every language.
About the Developer
Joshuah Vincent is a Seattle-based product builder and father of two, formerly at Meta, Zillow, and Xero. Wild Atlas is independently built and funded — no investors.
What Families Are Saying
Educational excellence
“This app has such a wide variety of features that are both engaging and fun for children! Love the dinosaur pack”
— kula131 · App StoreWonderful app
“In a world where apps are meant for mindless scrolling, Wild Atlas stands apart. It is fun, educational, and beautiful. It’s not really a game, it’s more of an animal encyclopedia for kids. It’s the only app I let my 3 year old play.”
— chu.c.me · App StoreNot brain rot!
“This is actually a good game that teaches kids facts about animals without a bunch of addictive tricks many games use to compensate for being otherwise boring.”
— Happy Campering · App StoreFive-star reviews shown verbatim from the Apple App Store.