SpyX makes real spy gear for kids ages 6 and up: gadgets that do what a secret agent needs them to do. Motion alarms go off when someone enters the zone. Listening devices pick up sounds from far away. Voice disguisers twist a message so nobody knows who sent it, and invisible ink keeps the plans secret until the right agent reads them.

If you had a spy kit as a kid, you remember the feeling: the hallway after lights-out became enemy territory, and a flashlight became surveillance equipment. SpyX gives today's kids the same missions with better tools. Every gadget works on its own, and every one joins a bigger kit as the missions grow.

Where to start

• First kit: the Micro Gear Set puts four tools in one box: a light, an invisible ink pen, a motion alarm and a listener. It won Creative Child Magazine's 2015 Product of the Year.
• Night missions: Night Mission Goggles throw twin LED beams up to 25 feet into the dark, with a flip-out scope for daytime.
• The full loadout: the Night Ranger Set combines the goggles with a motion alarm, a voice disguiser and an invisible ink pen.
• For two agents: Wrist Talkies are 8-in-1 walkie-talkie watches that reach up to 60 meters, sold as a pair with batteries included.

Spy gear questions

What age is SpyX spy gear for?
SpyX gadgets are designed for kids ages 6 and up, sized for school-age hands and simple enough to use solo.

What's the best spy gear for a first-time spy?
The SpyX Micro Gear Set covers the basics in one box: see in the dark, write secret messages, detect intruders and listen from a distance.

Do SpyX gadgets work together?
Yes. Every SpyX gadget is part of one system, so kids can start with a single tool and build a full spy kit over time.