It adapts — weekly
Gets harder where they shine, gentler where they need it. The plan adjusts every week, because your child is not the same level for long.
You already allow the screen time. The only question is what it does while it’s on.
You don’t need more screen time in your house — you need the screen time that’s already there to leave something behind.
Gets harder where they shine, gentler where they need it. The plan adjusts every week, because your child is not the same level for long.
Kids can’t lose — and a child who can’t lose keeps trying. Every tap teaches, and nobody gets stuck.
Not just words on a screen: spoken prompts guide your child by voice — they listen, answer out loud, and learn.
Parent-controlled session limits wind the day down gently when time is up. The screen doesn’t get the last word — you do.
Don’t take our word for any of this. See what each child practiced, where they shine, and what comes next.
Your child starts on the track that fits their age — and moves up as they grow, never stuck repeating a level they’ve already outgrown.
| Tiny Explorers | 10–24 months | For babies, learning doesn’t look like a lesson. It looks like this: gentle first words, sounds, colors and peekaboo play — tap, listen, giggle, learn. |
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| Pre-K | Preschool years | Letters, numbers, shapes and stories that build school-ready confidence — delivered as play, not practice. |
| Kindergarten | The school-ready year | Early reading, counting and problem-solving missions, always at their pace — their pace is the plan. |
| Early Elementary | Up to age 10 | Reading, math and curiosity missions that keep stretching what they can do — the ceiling moves as they do. |
Secure checkout by Stripe — $29.99/month covers your whole family. Not per child. The whole family.
Enter the email you paid with and get your family’s private link — the same link on every device your family uses.
Set the timer, hand over the device, then read the weekly parent report and see exactly what they practiced.
No — and we won’t pretend otherwise. KidSpot is a learning supplement, not an accredited school. It builds skills through play, alongside school, preschool, or homeschool.
10 months to 10 years — four tracks, one childhood. Babies start on Tiny Explorers, and the tracks grow with your child.
Up to 4 children in the same household — each on their own track, with their own progress, all on the one subscription. Siblings don’t share a level here.
Yes — anytime, and we’ll say it plainly: your family keeps access until the end of the paid month, and your kids’ progress stays saved.