Find a starting point
Begin with a short placement adventure. There is no score to pass and no race to finish.
Web beta · For curious kids and thoughtful parents
Little adventures.
Big discoveries.
KinderLearner finds a comfortable starting point, turns practice into play, and shows parents one useful thing to try next.
Ages 3–6 · Parent-guided · No ads
✦ Short, playful sessions✦ One parent account for the family✦ Real-world activities
How it works
A learning path that begins with your child.
A few gentle activities show what your child is trying today. KinderLearner uses those answers to choose practice and review.
Practice through play
Explore letters, counting, number order, and more through clear, child-sized challenges.
Know what to try next
Parents see an evolving learning picture and a simple idea to try together away from the screen.
Made for little learners
Math that feels like discovery.
Count what you see. Find what comes next. Put groups together and take some away. Questions grow with your child’s practice.
Children can pause after an answer and return without losing saved progress. Clear buttons and spacious layouts make the next step easy to find.
Explore the activities →For the grown-ups
A useful picture, not another pile of scores.
KinderLearner shows what your child has actually practiced and suggests one small way to help at home.
Your free parent account keeps children and progress together across devices. Parent Mode uses a fresh email code before showing learning history or billing.
Create a free parent account →Example parent insight
Showing confidence
Counting groups up to five.
Currently developing
Finding the next number in a sequence.
Try tonight · 3 minutes
Count five spoons together. Hide one. How many can your child see?
Illustrative example, not an assessment result.
Beyond the screen
Bring the adventure into everyday life.
Real-world missions invite you to count, sort, notice letters, build patterns, and practice kindness together.
Kitchen count
Group seven safe objects in two different ways.
Letter detective
Spot familiar letters during a walk or around the house.
Clap a pattern
Listen, repeat, and invent a rhythm together.
Simple family plans
Start free. Grow when you’re ready.
Free KinderLearner
$0
- One child profile
- Starting-point adventure and learning picture
- Three Word + Number activities per day
- Basic parent insight and real-world missions
For growing families
Family plan
US $49.99 / year
Or US $4.99 per month. Seven-day trial for eligible new families.
- Unlimited personalized learning
- Advanced Word, Number, Brain, Builder, and People Power in the iOS app
- Multiple children and full progress history
- Parent Coach recommendations
The browser experience is in beta and its game selection is growing. A free account does not start a trial or charge you. When web checkout is available, Stripe shows subscription terms and any eligible trial before purchase. Apple subscriptions are managed through Apple.
Ideas for real life
Keep learning beyond the screen.
Short, practical guides for the questions families ask most about early math, letters, and kindergarten readiness.
Early math
Five counting games for preschoolers at home
Use snacks, toys, and simple questions to make numbers visible.
Early literacy
Letter and sound games for everyday life
Find familiar letters and listen for beginning sounds together.
Questions parents ask
Good to know.
Does my child need an email address?
No. A parent creates an account with an email code, then adds child profiles using nicknames.
Can I use the same account on iPhone, iPad, and the web?
Yes. Sign in with the same parent email to sync children and saved learning progress.
Is the free version useful?
Yes. It includes placement, a learning picture, three daily Word + Number activities, basic parent insight, and real-world missions.
Are there ads or purchases for children?
No ads. The child’s stars and treasures are virtual rewards earned through play. Subscription checkout is in Parent Mode.