Parent-led learning · Ages 3–6
A little time together can teach so much.
Open one clear plan each day and learn through talking, counting, moving, making and wondering. You bring the child; we plan the next 30–40 meaningful minutes.
Demo mode needs no account. Its sample-family progress stays only in this browser.
- No adverts
- No child accounts
- No streak pressure
- Mostly off-screen
Today · Day 1
Sounds at home 5 activities39 min3 simple materialsNot another screen activity
The screen holds the plan. Learning happens around your home.
Every day arrives in small, doable parts. Start together, pause when life interrupts, and return without losing your place.
- 1Gather ordinary things you already have.
- 2Follow simple words to say and actions to try.
- 3Give every child a role suited to their age.
How your days flow
Open it. Do it together. Carry on tomorrow.
There is no preparation calendar to manage. Ruskandora remembers the current day and keeps previous days available whenever you want to revisit them.
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Add your family
Use first names or nicknames and ages. Up to four children can share the same activity with different roles.
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Follow today’s route
Move through five short activities, or spread them across the day. Each instruction tells you what to fetch, say and try.
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See what grew
Finish with a clear summary of what your child practised. The next day opens and the unfinished parts never disappear.
Made for real family life
Caring guidance without pressure.
Useful enough to open every day, flexible enough to survive a busy week, and designed to bring the grown-up into the learning.
Every part tells you what to say, what to fetch and what to do next.
The plan stays on the device. The activity moves to the table, floor, garden or kitchen.
No adverts, product characters or in-app purchases placed in front of a four-year-old.
There are no streaks and nothing becomes overdue. Return whenever your family is ready.
Children use nicknames and ages only, allowing activities to adapt without separate logins.
Four learning themes and a family project build on skills and ideas introduced earlier.