Frakundal
We’re a small crew of editors, testers, and young mentors who care about short, healthy screen breaks. Frakundal curates browser games that open fast, explain themselves clearly, and never ask for more attention than you can spare. We talk with developers, watch how kids and teens actually interact with interfaces, and trim anything that wastes time or clutters the screen. The result: simple sessions that feel friendly on a phone, a school laptop, or a family PC.
We design for real life—shared devices, spotty networks, and quick stops between homework and dinner. That means plain-language tips before the first move, visible input hints for touch and keyboard, and settings that switch on without menus. We avoid dark patterns, refuse surprise sign-ups, and only keep what’s needed to remember progress locally. Every update goes through hands-on checks for readability, load behavior, and how easily a session can be paused and returned to later.
We test games on weak Wi-Fi, shared devices, and old phones. If it stalls or takes too many taps, it’s cut.
Sessions are calm: no flashing alerts, no streaks, and progress saves when supported.
Play in just a few steps — with settings where you expect.
Each card has a “Suggest fix” link. We triage daily, post changelogs, and rotate out weak titles.