Indie game studio

We build worlds worth getting lost in.

Hand-drawn, fully offline adventures for curious kids — and the grown-ups who love them. No accounts. No ads. No tracking, ever.

Meet Scales of Prophecy Explore the worlds

Slow studio. Big worlds. No tracking — ever.

We're named after the jabuti, the little tortoise that wins by going the distance. We make games the patient way: drawn by hand, built to last, and designed to respect your family from the very first tap.

The realm of Scales of Prophecy

Six worlds. Six clans. One prophecy.

Every region is a hand-painted living place with its own dragons, element, and story.

Emberclaw — the fire realmEmberclaw
Fire Frostfang — the frost realmFrostfang
Frost Nightveil — the shadow realmNightveil
Shadow Sandshade — the earth realmSandshade
Earth Stormwing — the storm realmStormwing
Storm Tidescale — the tide realmTidescale
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Raise a dragon. Choose your clan. Save the realm.

A fully narrated, hand-drawn adventure across six living worlds. Hatch your dragon, name it, and journey through a story made to be read aloud — completely offline, with nothing between your child and the magic.

  • 100% offline
  • No accounts
  • No data collected
  • No ads
  • Designed for Families
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Jabuti, the studio mascot

Meet Jabuti

A small studio that makes things the slow, careful way.

Big studios chase taps, ads, and data. We chase wonder. Jabuti Studio is a tiny team drawing every frame by hand and sweating the details so that a bedtime with one of our games feels calm, kind, and worth it. The tortoise isn't fast — it's the one that finishes the journey, and the one you can trust.

Our promise to parents

Built family-first, by design.

Offline forever

No internet needed to play. The whole adventure lives on the device — no servers, no sign-in.

We collect nothing

No accounts, no analytics, no ads, no tracking. Game progress stays on your device and is never sent anywhere.

Made for families

Gentle stories, readable by a parent or a new reader, with a privacy policy you can actually understand.