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Foreign languages
The letters, the sounds and the spellings, built up a few words at a time. Every word can be read aloud.
Read aloud
Kindergarten to Grade 5 · Ages 5 to 11
The app your kid asks to open.
Nine subjects. Three short pieces of work a day, stars for getting them right, and a list they can actually finish.
Opens in the browser on any iPad or laptop. Nothing to install.
What is in it
Nine subjects, one ladder each. More coming.
Every child works at their own year, and the app moves them on by itself. Scroll to see them all.
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Math
Number bonds, place value, fractions and story problems, and times-table flash cards, one to twelve, with nothing timed.
K – Grade 5🔤
Spelling
Hear the word in a sentence, then spell it. Bee words too.
K – Grade 5🃏
Flashcards
Nine ready-made decks, and any word list you type yourself, practised both ways round: the word from its meaning, and the meaning from its word.
Ready-made & your own🌍
Geography
Capitals a continent at a time, and all fifty states, on a real map you can drag and zoom. Tap any country to read about it.
Tap the map📖
Reading
A short passage, then questions about what actually happened in it.
Read and answer💻
Coding
Python lessons built by tapping blocks together — loops, lists, functions, and finding the bug — run by a real interpreter in the page.
Built from blocks♟️
Chess
Six lessons on how each piece moves, then ten levels of puzzles and a game to play out.
Six lessons, ten levels⌨️
Typing
Ten levels drawn from their own spelling lists, ending with words a minute.
Ten levels✨
And more
The list keeps growing. Chess, coding and typing were all added this year, and whatever comes next arrives in the same app, for the children who are already here.
Still being writtenA day
Three things a day. Then they are done.
Nobody has to nag, and nobody has to pick. The list is waiting when they open it.
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Open it
One math, one spelling, and a third wherever they are wobbliest this week. They choose the order.
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Earn the stars
A star for every right answer, five more for a perfect round, and a prize to unlock. Sounds on or off.
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Finish the day
Three ticks and the day is done. It does not refill, and there is no streak to break by having a life.
★ What they miss today comes back tomorrow ★
Four refusals
Four things you will not find in here.
Every one of them was a decision, and every one is the reason this was written instead of downloaded.
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No adverts
Not a banner, not a video, not a “watch this to keep playing”.
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Nothing to buy inside
No shop, no loot box, no moment where a child is asked for money.
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No leaderboard
The only child yours is measured against is the one they were last week.
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No tracking, no data sold
Their work is kept so it follows them between devices. We also count how the app is used, on our own server and nowhere else, so we can make it better — you can see exactly what, in the app, and turn it off. Nothing about your child is sold or shared.
Price
One price. Every child in the house.
Not per child, not per subject. Start with fourteen days of everything — we do not ask for a card to begin.
14 days
Everything, every child, no card. Decide at the end.
Ask for an account$10.95
a month
Stop whenever you like, from inside the app.
Subscribe$99
a year — $8.25 a month, billed once
Covers the whole school year.
SubscribeQuestions
Questions parents ask.
What ages is it for?
Children from Kindergarten to Grade 5, roughly ages five to eleven. Each child works at their own year, and the app moves them on by itself.
Is there anything to install?
No. It opens in the browser on any iPad, laptop or phone. It can be added to a home screen so it opens like an app, but nothing is downloaded.
How long does it take a day?
Three short pieces of work, chosen fresh each morning. Most children finish in ten to fifteen minutes, and the day ends where it says it ends.
Are there adverts or in-app purchases?
Neither. There is nothing to buy from inside the app and no advertising of any kind, so a child can be left with it.
How many children can one account cover?
One household, every child in it. Each has their own profile, their own stars and their own record, and a grown-up can see how each of them is getting on.
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One account. Every kid in the house.
Each child picks their own name, their own colour theme and their own school year. Their stars and their work follow them from the iPad to the laptop.
Accounts are opened by hand while this is in beta, so the school years are how we know which work to switch on for each child.