For the grown-ups

Good little moments.
Together.

Boss Biscuit is a small story world built for curious kids and the people who love them. A few minutes of play, a story to share, then room to go and make something.

One adventure,
three ways to explore.

Start with a story. Look for patterns, count a few biscuits, or play a little matching game. Then put the screen down and follow a crumb trail on paper.

Read aloud together, pause for a question, or let your little one lead. There’s no rush, and no score to chase.

Choose a story

A peek at what’s next

A little more
Boss Biscuit.

Thoughtful things to bring Flower’s world into everyday life.

In development · These are product concepts, not available to order yet.

Illustrated Flower tee conceptFlower in full color

The illustrated tee

Warm pencil marks, little washes of color, and a very familiar face.

Pink lightweight hoodie with a small provisional Flower outline conceptA quiet little stitch

Lightweight Hoodie

A lighter-layer pink hoodie idea, with a small Flower outline and more garment shapes to explore.

Boss Biscuit nose-balm tin packaging conceptA little tin with character

Nose-balm packaging

A first packaging idea. Formula, manufacturing and testing are still to come.

Concept visualizations, not manufactured samples.

Explore the product concepts

Still in the sketchbook: Four Little Cases, a collection of stories and activities; Flower’s little light; and ideas for dog treats. Each needs its own development and review.

A few helpful answers.

Is Boss Biscuit free to explore?

Yes. The stories, learning game, and printable activity pack here are free. The product ideas above are still in development.

How does the game change?

Each week has a different arrangement of authored little puzzles. You can also choose a surprise adventure. Stories and new activities are added after an editorial and play review; there is no automatic story publishing.

Does my child need to read?

The game uses large pictures and matching clues. A grown-up can read the short prompt, or use the optional read-aloud button when a device voice is available. The story reader is designed to share together.

Is Flower a real dog?

She is. A tiny rescued French bulldog with a very large personality inspired this whole little world. Meet the real Flower.