Click or Trick is a media education game, developed for  Mediawise Society in Romania with funding from the Orange Foundation. In the game, users have to review examples of real online content: emails, SMS, social media posts and decide if they are real or a scam. They gain points for correct answers and for identifying the clues that suggest they are scams.   

Zebra App was designed with funding from the Villum Foundation in a project with Triskuel aiming to investigate the impact of educational projects. Developed for and with Cesta von in Slovakia, the app takes young people on a journey where they meet various characters and help them, while completing gamified assessment questionnaires. The aim was to make the data collection process fun and engaging. 

S.A.N.A. App was developed for the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Padova in Italy. Over a thousand teenagers took part in the project that investigated sleeping and eating disorders in adolescents. The app features a space treasure hunt, and includes a variety of self-test questionnaires, bite-sized lessons, quizzes, and gamification techniques to encourage users to complete the tasks in the app. 

Interactive Collaboration Task

Supporting research carried out by Babes-Bolyai University in Romania, we programmed an interactive collaboration task, which simulated to research participants that they were in a chat with colleagues and needed to solve different tasks together. The task was used to study collaboration in studies with teachers and professionals.  

The Food Trainer was designed at the University of Exeter by Dr Natalia Lawrence and colleagues. This game is designed to train you to say ‘no’ to unhealthy foods and substitute these with healthy foods. The app includes the possibility for users to customise the game and set personalised reminders. The Food Trainer has been used for over 10 years in numerous research projects and has been downloaded by over a hundred thousand users.