Hi, my name's Katherine.

I've got two kids, and a few years ago I worked out that neither of them had ever really looked at the sky. Not once. They could tell me things about space they'd seen in videos, but the actual night sky above our own back steps was just something that happened while they were indoors looking at a screen.

Then one night the power went out on our street, and we ended up sitting outside because there was nothing else to do. My son asked me what the bright one near the moon was. I had no idea, so we looked it up, and it was Jupiter. He talked about it for a week. That was the whole thing right there. He hadn't lost interest in the world, he'd just never been shown any of it.

So I went looking for something that would give kids that moment on purpose instead of by accident. What I found was mostly rubbish. Toy telescopes that show you a blurry smudge and put a child off astronomy for life, or serious gear priced for adults with a hobby. Almost nothing in between, and almost nothing that a parent with no experience could set up on a Tuesday night.

So I set out to put together the things that actually work. I wanted them to be easy to use on the very first night, honest about what a kid will really see, and priced so a family can try it without thinking too hard about it. It took a while to get right, but I got there.

We've since helped over 5,000 Aussie families get their kids looking up. We're still a small business, so every single order counts, and the support we've had has honestly floored me.

I started Wondle for that one moment when a kid stops scrolling and looks up. I'd love your family to have it too. So click the button at the bottom of this page to see our best sellers. And if you're not happy for any reason in the first 30 days, I'll give you your money back. That's how sure I am about what happens the first clear night you take it outside.

P.S. We're currently running a 50% off flash sale, so now's the best time to order if you want a decent discount.