Meet the gugiboard chameleon: friendly characters that invite play
Every playful place needs a mascot. gugiboard’s colorful chameleon appears at just the right moments to bring a smile.
Why a chameleon?
Chameleons change color, just like the colorful boards of gugiboard. They are curious, gentle and a little funny—perfect friends for young explorers.
On a skateboard
When there has been no activity for 10 seconds, the chameleon rolls across the bottom of the screen on a skateboard. Tap it and it says “I love you!”
In a helicopter
After 30 seconds without activity, the chameleon flies around in a helicopter. Tap it and it says “You are the best!”
Never in the way
Only one character appears at a time, and they never block the boards or games. They are a gentle invitation, not an interruption.
Kind words matter
Hearing loving phrases is a small but warm part of the day. Repeat them to your child too—they never get old.
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