Windows desktop
The main Windows app is live now with guided install, offline use after setup, bright child-friendly screens, and adult controls that stay easy to manage.
Microsoft Store DownloadKids Learning Time gives young children a bright, guided place to practise counting, shapes, colours, simple maths, useful communication words, and free writing without ads, accounts, or overwhelming menus.
The main Windows app is live now with guided install, offline use after setup, bright child-friendly screens, and adult controls that stay easy to manage.
Microsoft Store DownloadAndroid phone and Android / Fire tablet downloads are live now, giving families and schools another fast route to early learning without waiting on a browser setup.
Microsoft Store approved. Google Play approval pending. iOS source work exists already, and the next release steps are focused on cleaner install paths and broader rollout.
Who this is for
This version keeps the message direct: children get a calmer interface, adults get clearer control, and schools get something that can genuinely be trialled.
Use it for calm daily practice with a child-friendly full-screen layout, big controls, and clear spoken feedback when voice is enabled.
Use it for short stations, 1-to-1 support, intervention corners, and early skills practice without sending children into a browser or ad-filled game.
Use it as a practical pilot for literacy, numeracy, communication word work, and simple independent learning on shared devices.
What children practise
Release direction
That includes web games for kids, wider rollout, more content, and broader store availability as approvals complete.
Windows, Android phones, and Amazon / Fire distribution are already available. Version 1.1 includes the Piper voice for natural English language narration.
Microsoft & Amazon approved, Google Play approval pending for easier mainstream install paths.
Web games for kids, more updates to come, more classroom-ready content, and broader device support.
Quick preview
Parents and schools should be able to see the learning flow right away, not guess what the app does from a long paragraph.
Contact
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