Describe it, and PlayStudio builds it
A custom interactive game or activity, including 3D ones, even from a photo of a child's artwork. You try it first, then publish it.
- Made for one child or for every playroom
- Plays on computer and phone
For in session or between sessions. Part of Studio, in every plan. How we handle AI →
You choose how each activity is used
Together over video
Each of you on your own screen
You and the child play the same activity at the same time, from two places.
- Both see every move as it happens
- Runs inside your video session
Together in person
On their own
One person plays, you watch or follow up
The child plays at home, in your room, or on video while you watch.
- Their work can be kept for next time
- Works on a phone
Set who it is for and where it goes
Made for one child or for every playroom
Build it for a specific client, or for any client you see.
Keep the child's work or start fresh
Kept work means they pick up where they left off.
In every playroom, chosen playrooms, or a draft
Publish it to the rooms you pick, or keep it in your library until it is ready.
Plays on computer and phone
Simple activities build in a few minutes. Complex 3D ones take longer, so leave and come back.
- Improve the prompt and build again
- Name it, then publish it
- Every activity in one list: PlayStudio Manage
Art, music, sport, dress-up. Describe it, then play it together.
Each one is built for two: a child and a therapist, with turns, prompts and a place to save the work.
About PlayStudio
Simple activities take a few minutes. Complex 3D ones take longer, and you can leave and come back.
Only you. It stays a draft in your library until you publish it.
Yes, if you choose to keep their work. Or start fresh each time.
Your clinical judgment always comes first. PlaySpace supports clinical judgment and never replaces it. Recording requires consent, and every note, plan and family message waits for your review.
Build your first activity
Describe it in a sentence, then try it.

















Playrooms
Studio
Try a theme the child loves