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Our Application Privacy Protection Policy

You and your children's privacy is important to us and hence our applications do not collect, transmit or store any personal identifiable information about you or your family. We do not permit any messaging or interaction with other users from within the apps and do not collect or share any information about your physical location. You can read our formal Application Privacy policy here.


Our Background

We are located in Sydney, Australia.

Our company is an early innovator and pioneer in the mobile development space and has been active in the mobile device software space since 2002.

In 2002 we launched our first mobile application. It targeted early Palm Pilot PDAs (Personal digital assistants) and was written in C for PalmOS. The application allowed users to lookup timetables for the Sydney Rail network. Devices at the time had very limited onboard storage and no persistent access to the internet so the timetables needed to be stored on the device in a highly compressed form enabling the entire application to consume under 0.5MB of ROM and run with only 64KB of RAM. For comparison the smallest current generation iPhone has 64GB of storage (131,072 times more space)

This application was soon followed with a Windows CE (Pocket PC) version of Sydney Trains Timetable (a complete re-write using Visual Studio and C++) and later a number of entertainment and game applications were developed.

After pursuing a focus on corporate enterprise software applications and management services for the next decade our company re-entered the mobile apps software market in 2013 under the banner of espacepublishing.com.

Our apps are primarily focused on the education and learning space for young children and the puzzle game space for older children and adults.

Our apps are built using our in-house developed multi-platform framework which allows us to target all the major app stores and device families from a single code base. We currently support iPhone, iPad, Android (smart phones and tablets), Windows (desktops, laptops and tablets). Somewhere along the way we lost Windows Phone, Amazon Kindle Fire, Blackberry, Samsung Apps, FirefoxOS and Tizen which all slipped by the wayside.

Our company applies corporate governance rigour to all its processes and places quality at the core of its principles.

Early mobile apps (circa 2002)


Sydney Trains (PalmOS version)

Pipe Crazy (PalmOS version)

Sudoku Companion (PocketPC version)

Sydney Trains (PocketPC version)