
Darwin
Brave team leaderHe leads with courage, curiosity, and a big heart. Look for his gold D tag!
Join Darwin the Cyber Beagle and his friends in a world of mysteries, games, and amazing discoveries about staying safe online.

Every path leads to a new discovery.
Help Darwin through four interactive story adventures.
Play a story βTry three real games and earn cyber paws.
Play the games βDiscover the magical places of Cyberspace.
Open the map βHeroes come in all shapes, sizes, and fluffiness.
A message pops up: βClick here to get 100 FREE dog treats!β The sender is someone Darwin doesn't know.
What should Darwin do?

Tap a glowing location to see where Darwin's next adventures could take him.
Follow the story, then help Darwin make a safe choice.
Choose a story to begin.
Tap Play story to hear the voices and follow the animation. Pause and resume at any time. Darwin waits for your answer at each cyber choice. Captions and Next line also work with sound off.
Every hero has a special talent, and together they're an amazing team.
These clean character illustrations are based on the approved designs from the original books.

He leads with courage, curiosity, and a big heart. Look for his gold D tag!

A friendly hovering robot who helps explain the mysteries of Cyberspace.

Rosie loves clues and puzzles. You can recognize her by her pink bows.

Quick on his paws, Snowie is always ready to lend a helping hand.

A curious inventor who gives Darwin and his friends wonderful challenges.
Four adventures with recorded voices, moving characters, captions, and choices for you to make.
Play the illustrated stories with captions and optional character voices. Make safe choices as the adventure unfolds.

A strange prize pops up. Can you help Darwin spot the clues and make a safe choice?
Play interactive story β
Three protected gates need help. Discover what makes a safer secret key.
Play interactive story β
A biscuit photo holds surprising clues. Help the crew protect privacy and ask permission.
Play interactive story β
Unkind words interrupt a game. Help the crew respond thoughtfully and support a friend.
Play interactive story β

A future read-along will bring the first original book to life, using the approved book artwork.
Tap through at your own pace or play with recorded voices. No account, microphone, password, or personal information is required. Try a quick mini-lesson β
Seven short, friendly conversations from the CyberBeagles. Choose a topic and learn together!
Listen to our friends or read every line at your own pace. No accounts or real passwords needed.
Welcome, Cyber Explorer!
All examples are pretend. Don't enter a real password, address or other private detail. Ask a trusted adult when you need help.
Each lesson uses existing recorded character dialogue. When sound is unavailable, the written conversations still work. Tips for grown-ups β
Tap a game, help the CyberBeagles, and earn a virtual paw. There are no accounts or real password requests.
Adventures for children. Useful conversations for families and teachers.
CyberBeagles.kids is being designed for ages approximately 5 to 10. Children will practice simple cybersecurity decisions by helping characters from the original books.
Thoughtful choices online, protecting privacy, asking trusted adults for help, secure accounts, and kindness.
This is a locally testable website build. Final voice-file delivery, real-device testing and legal/accessibility review are still required before public launch.
Each story teaches an age-appropriate cybersecurity idea through decisions, not warnings or scary scenarios. Use our family discussion cards to reinforce the lessons offline.
Open printable activities βAsk: βWhat clue made Darwin stop?β Practice PAUSE Β· CHECK Β· ASK.
After episode 2Ask: βWhy should passwords be long, different, and private?β Never request a child's actual passwords.
After episode 3Ask: βWhat details can a photo accidentally show? Whose permission should we ask for?β
After episode 4Ask: βHow could we support a friend who sees an unkind message online?β
After playingCelebrate asking an adult for help, even if a child made an unsafe choice in a game.