For parents and caregivers

A playful space with grown-up controls

Create maker profiles, choose an age-appropriate experience and give children a clear path through making, building and imaginative play.

Open grown-up setup

Separate maker profiles

Each child can have a maker name, color and Little or Big Maker experience. Saved creations stay associated with that maker.

Protected settings

Grown-up settings require account access and a password check before protected actions can continue.

Age-aware choices

Little Makers receive simpler guided activities, while Big Makers see broader categories and building challenges.

Designed for shared creativity

Squish Makers encourages children to make choices, name creations and revisit what they have made. The playground turns saved toys into characters for imaginative scenes, so creation and play remain connected.

Accounts and saved information

Signed-out maker information may be stored locally in the browser. When a verified grown-up account is used, maker profiles and supported inventory information can be associated with that account. Review our privacy information for more detail.

Printing, fulfillment and delivery

Our goal is to let a child design a 3D toy and let a grown-up approve having it printed and mailed home. Early controlled testing may send approved print jobs to a printer service on the same local network. The planned production service will instead send the approved design and necessary order details to vetted third-party manufacturing and shipping vendors. No public printing or ordering service is currently connected, and a grown-up review will be required before any future purchase or external transfer.

What a grown-up will approve

The planned ordering flow will keep manufacturing outside the child experience. A grown-up will review the design, printable size and material, safety and suitability information, price, delivery details and the selected fulfillment provider before authorizing production. Early local-printer tests are development workflows only and do not make the current application a public printing or delivery service.