For ages 2 to 5
Numbers and letters, learned through play.
Short, voice-guided games that call your child by name and grow with them. On TV with the remote, or on a tablet with a fingertip.
On TV
On tablet
Voice-guided
Four worlds
Where shall we go today?
Each world has its own mascot, colors and things to count. Your child chooses one each time they play.
The mice
Cheese to count in the mice's house.
The savanna
Lion cubs to count under the sun.
The ocean
Fish to count with the octopus.
Space
Stars to count with the little rocket.
How it works
Three steps, then they're playing
1
You create their profile
First name, date of birth, avatar and family photos. Set up once in your space.
2
They choose their world
The mice, the savanna, the ocean or space, and their favorite character. They choose.
3
They play and earn stars
The voice guides them as they count and find letters, and each right answer earns them a star.
Two games to get started
Count, recognize, try again
Numbers
Your child touches each fish to count out loud with the game, then chooses the right number. If they get it wrong, the game counts again with them, one object at a time.
Letters
Three bubbles, one letter to find: first the letters in their name, then the letters of people they love. When they find M, the voice says “M for Mom,” and Mom's photo appears.
Made for little ones
What changes when you're 2
Everything is spoken aloud
They don't need to know how to read. Every instruction is spoken aloud, and they can hear it again by touching the mascot.
No penalties
No buzzers or red Xs. A wrong answer gives a gentle wobble, and the voice helps them find the right one.
It grows with them
At 2, children count up to 3. At 3, up to 5. The level adjusts to their date of birth, with no setup needed.
Two screens, one game
Large touch areas on the tablet, and arrow-key navigation with the OK button on TV.
For parents
A space just for you
You create a profile for each child, with their date of birth, avatar and family photos. The game uses them to talk to your child, adapt the difficulty and celebrate their birthday.
It all starts when you sign in, on TV or tablet.
First names, dates of birth and photos stay in your account. Nothing is public.
The parent area opens with a code written out in words, which little ones can't read.
Ready for your first star?
Create your family space, add a profile for each child, and let them choose their first world.
Create my children's space