About FidgetStation
FidgetStation is a digital fidget arcade at FidgetStation.io and a separate physical fidget shop at FidgetStation.com. The two services share a brand while keeping play, account data, and retail checkout understandable.
What we build
The .io service contains original interactive fidget games, account progress, stickers, collections, and optional challenges. It is designed for short browser sessions using touch, mouse, keyboard, device motion, or optional camera controls. The public demo and guides let visitors understand the product before creating an account.
Why digital and physical are separate
FidgetStation.io operates the digital arcade and account experience. FidgetStation.com presents the current physical product range, availability, delivery information, and Shopify checkout. Clear links connect the two, but a visitor is not led to believe that a digital game is a physical product or that a shop order is an advert reward.
Who the service is for
FidgetStation accounts are for people aged 14 and over. The service uses broad age bands rather than asking for a full date of birth, applies high-privacy defaults to teen accounts, and does not describe the games as healthcare. FidgetStation is entertainment and merchandise, not diagnosis or treatment.
Design principles
A player should be able to see what an input does, leave a session, and find account or purchase information without relying on an advert. Interactions favour visible feedback, clear menus, natural breaks, and recoverable states. Optional features stay optional instead of blocking the rest of the product.
Accessibility and sensory choices
The interface supports responsive layouts, keyboard navigation, touch and pointer input, reduced-motion preferences, and adjustable sound. Some visual games remain easier with touch or pointer input, so the Accessibility page records the current approach and known limitations rather than promising identical play in every mode.
How the service is funded
FidgetStation can be supported by individual game purchases, an Unlimited subscription, physical product sales, and—after approval—contextual advertising for eligible free play. Owned games and active Unlimited subscriptions remain ad-free, and advertising never creates Spark or other rewards.
Trust and account control
Public privacy, terms, refund, support, accessibility, advertising, and account-deletion pages explain the important rules without requiring a login. Signed-in users can manage billing, safety preferences, contact details, and permanent deletion from the account area.