Word Power
Build the foundations of language and reading through sounds, letters, vocabulary, blending and early decoding.
KinderLearner · Ages 3–6
Know how your child is learning. Know what to do next.
KinderLearner is a personalized learning adventure that adapts to your child across reading, math, memory, reasoning and social skills — then gives you simple ways to keep the learning going at home.
Private · Ad-free · Parent-guided
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Hi MayaA little every day
Today’s Adventure
A little wonder. A new discovery.
Number PowerHow many ways
How many ways
can you make 7?
4+3=7
Word PowerNumber PowerBrain Power
Explore at your own pace Grown-up nearby
For them: Play. Discover. Grow.For you: A clearer picture. A useful next step.
Play with purpose
More than another educational game
Most learning apps focus on whether a child got an answer right or wrong.
KinderLearner looks deeper.
As your child plays, it builds an evolving picture of what they understand confidently, where they still need support, how independently they solve problems, and what they are ready to learn next.
The goal isn’t more screen time.
It’s better learning.
Typical app
Math 82%
Reading 74%
A score tells part of the story.
KinderLearner
Counting to 10
Number recognition
LearningBreaking 7 into smaller groups
Up nextEarly addition
Illustrative comparison
- 01
Play & discover
Your child explores a playful challenge.
- 02
Notice & understand
We notice what comes easily and where help is useful.
- 03
Choose what’s next
An evolving learning profile guides the next activity.
- 04
Take it into real life
You get a simple idea to try together.
- 05
Come back & remember
Skills return later to see what has stuck.
A whole-child view
Five ways children grow
Reading and math are only part of the picture. There’s room for memory, imagination, problem solving and understanding one another.
Number Power
Develop number sense through counting, quantities, patterns, comparison, number composition and early arithmetic.
Brain Power
Strengthen working memory, attention, sequencing, flexible thinking and self-control through playful challenges.
Builder Power
Develop spatial reasoning, planning, patterns and problem solving through exploration and construction.
People Power
Practice understanding emotions, friendship, communication, perspective and everyday social situations.
The right next step
It adapts to what your child actually knows
Two children the same age don’t necessarily need the same lesson. One may recognize every number but still be learning what those numbers represent.
Another may know the alphabet but still be learning how sounds combine into words. KinderLearner follows the skills beneath broad labels like “Reading” and “Math” and moves forward when your child is ready.
- 01Count objects
- 02Understand quantity
- 03Match quantity to numeral
- 04Break numbers apart
- 05Early addition
Understanding, not just completion
Progress that means more than completing a level
KinderLearner doesn’t assume a child has mastered something just because they answered a few questions correctly.
Confidence grows when children solve skills independently, practice them in different ways, handle more challenging versions and remember them later.
A fuller picture of progress
Number Composition
- Solved with objects
- Solved with pictures
- Completed independently
- Remembered 3 days later
Getting StrongerConfidence across different moments
Illustrative learning evidence, not a test scoreReal World Missions
The learning doesn’t stop when the iPad closes
Young children learn by moving, touching, talking and experimenting. Everyday objects and conversations become learning opportunities.
Off-screen discovery
Number Mission
Find 7 objects. Make one group of 4. How many belong in the other group?
Better togetherOff-screen discovery
Sound Mission
Find three things around the room that begin with the /b/ sound.
Better togetherOff-screen discovery
Brain Mission
Ask a grown-up to clap a short pattern. Can you repeat it?
Better togetherThe iPad starts the activity. You and your child finish it together.
A thoughtful partner for parents
A learning app for parents, too
Parents don’t need another dashboard filled with percentages.
KinderLearner explains what your child is learning and gives you simple ways to reinforce it in everyday life.
No worksheets.
No lesson planning.
Just a useful activity at the right time.
This WeekExample insight
Working on
Number Composition
Your child can count objects confidently but is still learning that one number can be made from smaller groups.
Try this tonight · 3 min
Put seven grapes on the table. Move two to one side and ask:
“If these are two, how many are over there?”
A little practice, woven into real life.
Our teaching philosophy
Built around how young children learn
Intentional Teaching
Clear, age-appropriate instruction when a child needs it.
Guided Play
Opportunities to explore, experiment and discover instead of simply memorizing.
Practice
Important skills return without turning learning into endless repetition.
Retrieval
Skills reappear later to see whether the learning has really stuck.
Real-World Learning
Objects, movement, conversation and family routines become part of the learning experience.
Parent Participation
Simple guidance helps parents reinforce exactly what their child is learning.
A good place to stop
Designed for learning — not endless screen time
KinderLearner is designed around short, focused sessions.
A typical adventure mixes something familiar, something new and a little room to wonder.
Then it’s time to do something else.
Today’s Adventure
- 1
Warm up
A quick skill your child already knows
- 2
Explore
Something they’re currently learning
- 3
Think
A playful thinking challenge
- 4
Remember
A memory or reasoning game
- 5
Take it outside
An optional Real World Mission
A calmer kind of technology
Private by design
Children deserve technology designed differently.
KinderLearner is built around a privacy-first philosophy.
The product has one purpose:
helping children learn.
- No advertising
- No public profiles
- No child-to-child messaging
- No competitive leaderboards
- No pressure-based streaks
- No attention-maximizing social feed
Built for Pre-K and Kindergarten
The foundations · Ages 3–5
Pre-K
Sounds, letters, counting, quantities, patterns, memory, emotions and problem solving.
Explore Pre-K Learning The next connections · Ages 4–6Kindergarten
Phonics, sound blending, number sense, early arithmetic, memory, reasoning and independence.
Explore Kindergarten LearningA few things parents ask
What age is KinderLearner for?
KinderLearner is designed primarily for children ages 3–6, including Pre-K and Kindergarten learners.
Does KinderLearner replace school or tutoring?
No. KinderLearner is designed to complement classroom learning and give families useful practice and guidance at home.
How does KinderLearner personalize learning?
KinderLearner pays attention to what a child solves independently, where they need help, the difficulty of the activity and whether previously learned skills are remembered later.
How long should my child use KinderLearner?
KinderLearner is designed around short, focused learning sessions rather than extended screen time.
Does KinderLearner include activities away from the screen?
Yes. Real World Missions encourage children and parents to practice concepts using everyday objects, conversation and movement.
A little help with the bigger picture
NYC Schools Ratings helps parents understand schools. KinderLearner helps parents understand how their child is learning.
Personalized learning. Practical guidance.
For the child, it’s an adventure.
For the parent, it’s insight.
KinderLearner gives children playful challenges they want to complete. Behind the scenes, it builds a clearer picture of how they are learning — then turns that insight into something you can actually use.
Know how your child is learning. Know what to do next.
iOS & iPadOS · Coming soonAges 3–6 · Private · Ad-free · Parent-guided
Coming soon to iPhone and iPad
KinderLearner for iOS and iPadOS is on its way. No public App Store download link or release date has been announced. The pages above preview the broader learning vision; phonics, sound blending and additional executive-function games are planned, not features of the current build.
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