The tomte moves in — your very own Christmas adventure
An animated tomte door and 24 letters with your child's name, read aloud every morning. Nothing to print — it all works on screen, even the diploma on Christmas Eve.
1 December
Who's going to move in with you?
Hover over a door and the tomte pops out to tell you who they are. On your phone, just tap.
Loves food and is a bit clumsy. Spends all of December looking for his sock — and finds it in the end in a most unexpected place.
- Funny, slightly messy letters the whole family will laugh at
- Suits all ages — even siblings aged 3 and 9
- An easy evening for you: a sock, a little flour and a little porridge
A cheeky prankster tomte with a scoreboard. Plays the funniest pranks — and learns in the end that friendship beats any number of points.
- Exciting pranks and a scoreboard every day
- Your child and their teddy make a secret pact against Tott
- Ends with the lesson that friendship matters more than points
Gentle and dreamy. Short letters, a new dream every morning and tasks with no reading or numbers.
- Short, calm letters that are lovely to wake up to
- No reading or numbers in the tasks
- A dream box that slowly fills up all through December
An inventor with goggles on his hat. Riddles, experiments and an inventor's notebook — your child becomes his assistant.
- Riddles and safe experiments — some grow over several days
- Your child becomes the inventor's assistant
- Practises logic and numbers in a fun way
A snow girl who loves frost and snowflakes. Little winter experiments every day and 24 snowflakes for Father Christmas's winter ball.
- Small, safe winter experiments with ice and snow
- Collects 24 snowflakes for Father Christmas's winter ball
- A crystal garden, a snowflake waltz and a winter ball on Christmas Eve
A baker tomte with flour on her nose. Cosy times in the kitchen, little recipes for children and grown-ups — lussekatter for Lucia and ris à la Malta at the end.
- A mystery about a secret ingredient — with little recipes along the way
- Cosy time together at the table instead of screens
- Ends with ris à la Malta on Christmas Eve
A singing tomte girl with a bell on her hat. Songs, rhymes and rhythms — and a song about your child, finished on Christmas Eve.
- Songs, rhymes and rhythms every day
- Writes a song about your child — ready on 24 December
- No reading needed
A forest tomte who's friends with the birds and squirrels. Little walks, bird food and discoveries outdoors — less screen, more fresh air.
- Little outdoor tasks: tracks, birds and leaves
- Your child helps the forest animals with their Christmas
- A calm, gentle tone
A sporty tomte who never stands still. Jumping, dancing and cushion obstacle courses — perfect for energetic children.
- Jumping, dancing and obstacle courses every day
- Movement before breakfast and screens
- Ends with the Tomte Olympics and a medal
A travelling tomte who has just moved to Sweden. Learns the Swedish traditions together with your child — perfect for families new to Sweden.
- Learns a Swedish Christmas tradition every day
- A traditions passport with a new stamp every morning
- Great for families who are new to Sweden
Each tomte has its own story, its own personality and 24 letters.
Three minutes to set up. Magic every morning.
What a day looks like
From the evening plan to Christmas Eve: tap through a whole day with the tomte. Under 3 minutes of screen time in the morning — the rest happens at home.
- The evening beforePlan at 19:00
- In the morningKnock on the door
- Your child repliesDrawing or text
- Play & learnFacts and games
- Christmas EveThe finale
Grød is looking for his sock all through December. Tomorrow he thinks he's found it.
- About 2 minutes, once your child is asleep
- You'll need: a little sock, a sheet of baking paper, a little flour
- What your child will find: A little sock by the door — and floury footprints on a sheet of baking paper.
The letters on paper — here's what you get
For those who'd like something to hold. All 24 letters, envelopes, arrival certificate, reply sheet and diploma as A4 PDFs — with your child's name. Plus the tomte's own sheets: snowflakes, stamps, song slips or the day's map. Your evening plan is in a separate file, so your child never sees it in the letter. Print at home and put the letter by the door.
The Christmas book: all of December in your inbox
Under each letter your child can draw or write a little reply. The story doesn't change — but nothing is forgotten. On Christmas Eve morning you get it all by email: all 24 letters and all your child's replies.
- Drawings and little letters, all dated
- All 24 letters in one book
- As an email and a PDF you can save and print
- Save it before 31 December — then we delete your child's data
Dear family. Today Gröt travels home to the tomte village. Here is all of December in one place: all 24 letters and everything Ida has sent.
Save it before 31 December — then we delete Ida's name, drawings and letters.
A calm December for you. A magical one for them.
What you get
- 24 letters with your child's name and their teddy's name
- Animated door — letters are read aloud by speech synthesis, or you record them yourselves
- One story that runs all through December
- A plan for you at 19 — no more than 5 minutes
- Your child can reply to the tomte with a drawing or a little letter
- Little games every day: Christmas facts, find the numbers, a maze and things to cut out and colour
- Arrival certificate, medal and diploma — on screen or on paper
- See all 24 doors before your child does
- A code on the grown-ups' area, so no one peeks ahead
One price
For all of December and up to 4 children. Print pack with all the letters as beautiful PDFs: +69 kr.
Choose your tomteNo chat, no ads. Your child's data is deleted on 31 December.
Build your very own tomte
You decide what the tomte looks like, what it's called and what your child loves — and the tomte brings an adventure to match. The print pack is included.
599 kr · opens in autumn 2027
Questions
Do we need a tomte door?
No. The tomte door is in the app — animated. A real one is a lovely bonus.
Which tomte suits my child?
Every tomte works for ages 3 to 10. The age shown on each door tells you where that tomte fits best.
Does it work with more than one child?
Yes, up to 4. The letters are written to all of them.
What if we order after 1 December?
The tomte still comes — and explains for himself why he's late. From 4 December it costs 149 kr.
Can my child find tomorrow's letter?
No. Everything for grown-ups is locked with your own code.
How do we get help?
Write to us via “Help · write to us” at the bottom of the page or in the grown-ups' area. We reply in writing within 1 working day, and you'll get an email when the answer is ready.
Who reads the letters aloud?
The letters are read aloud by ordinary speech synthesis — not a recorded actor. If you'd rather use your own voice, you can record each letter in the grown-ups' area. You can also edit the letters there before your child sees them.
Do we need to print anything?
No. Everything works on screen, even the diploma on Christmas Eve. The print pack is an optional extra if you'd like the letters on paper.
What happens next Christmas?
If you like, we'll keep the tomte and your child's first name for next year — free, and only if you say yes. You get a discount next Christmas by inviting friends: 1 family gives 7%, 2–5 give 10%, 6–9 give 15% and 10 or more give 20%.
Can we build our very own tomte?
Not this year. For Christmas 2027 you can build your own tomte: its look, its name and an adventure that suits your child — with the print pack included. Join the waiting list and you'll hear from us first.
Can my child reply to the tomte?
Yes. Under the letter your child can draw or write a little reply — a grown-up is welcome to help. The story doesn't change — the tomte's letters are written in advance. But every reply is saved, and on 24 December you get them all in the Christmas book by email. The print pack also includes a paper reply sheet.
Can we look back at earlier days?
Yes. In the calendar your child can open every earlier door again, read the letter and see their reply. If they forgot to reply one day, they can do it afterwards.
What is Play & learn?
After each day's letter there's a little Christmas history with a question, a calm game and a sheet to cut out or colour in. The games are inspired by Montessori: sorting, ordering from small to big, tracing shapes, counting — with no points and no time pressure, and your child can see for themselves when something fits. The level follows your child's age.
Can I give it as a gift?
Yes. Choose «Buy as a gift» and you'll get a beautiful gift certificate with a code.
