
Who's brushing?
Each child taps their own picture. Up to five kids, each with their own buddy, streak and settings.
Brushy Island turns the two-minute brush into a game. The phone's camera sees which side of the mouth your child is brushing, and their buddy catches falling snacks right there. Fill the tummy, finish the whole mouth, collect the stars.


Prop the phone on the sink, tap play, and the island takes it from there. Here's what your child sees.

Each child taps their own picture. Up to five kids, each with their own buddy, streak and settings.

Mojo, Dex or Luna hops onto their island, hungry and ready for snacks.

The buddy moves to whichever side your child is brushing. Snacks only fall where the brush should go next.

Combos, golden snacks and surprise visitors keep it fun. The tummy fills with the clock, so every child finishes full.
The game walks through eight brushing positions in order, about 15 seconds each. A friendly voice and a little mouth map show where to go next, with a countdown before every switch.
The NHS recommends brushing for about two minutes, twice a day. Eight stops of 15 seconds gets you there.

Every buddy has their own favourite snack and three places to visit as your child works around the mouth.

Swings in from the jungle with a big grin and an even bigger appetite.

Stomps happily through the canyon and does a little dance for every catch.

Floats down from the clouds, sparkling a little brighter with every snack.
Each child has their own profile, buddy, streak and brushing history. Younger kids get slower snacks.
Kids see their brushing days side by side and work towards one shared weekly goal. Nobody comes last, so the youngest never loses.
A short setup game learns how each child holds their brush, so tracking fits small hands and big ones.


A quiet parent area sits behind a grown-up check, with everything you need to keep the habit going.
See each child's week at a glance, their streak, and the spot they tend to miss.
Often misses: bottom right, chewing teeth
A gentle nudge at the time you choose. It stays quiet on nights everyone has already brushed.
Settings, profiles and links sit behind a quick grown-up question, so little fingers can't change things.
Manual or electric. There's an electric-brush mode for buzzy brushes too.
Stars, a streak and a soft goodnight tune at the end. No cliffhangers before bed.
The app checks the phone is back in its usual place before each game, so tracking stays accurate.
Brushy Island looks at the camera picture live, works out which side is being brushed, then throws the picture away. Your family's data stays on your phone.
Prop the phone upright on the sink or a shelf, level with your child's face.
About an arm's length away, so their whole face fits in the circle.
A light on their face helps the camera see the brush clearly.
Their buddy learns from where the phone sits, so put it back in the same place.
No. The camera picture is analysed live on the phone to see which side of the mouth is being brushed, then it's thrown away. No photos or video are ever saved or sent.
Brushy Island is made for children aged 4 to 10. Younger players get slower snacks, and the voice guides every step so they don't need to read.
No. Any manual or electric toothbrush works. Turn on electric-brush mode in the parent area if you use an electric one.
Brushy Island is available for iPhone on the App Store. Android isn't available yet.
Yes. You can add up to five children. Each one picks their own picture, buddy and streak, and the family board shows everyone together.
Brushy Island is free to download and try. You'll find the latest prices on our App Store page.
No. Brushy Island is a fun way to build a brushing habit. It isn't medical or dental advice, so keep up your regular dental check-ups.
Set up in two minutes, pick a buddy, and turn the nightly battle into the best two minutes of bedtime.
Download on the App StoreQuestions or feedback? We'd love to hear from you.