iOS learning apps · ages 4–14

Small daily practice kids actually finish.

Spelling, math, French and Ontario test prep — six apps built for short sessions at the kitchen table. Free to start, no ads, and every purchase sits behind a parental gate.

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Six apps, by subject

Every app is free to download and try. Tap a grade above to narrow the list.

TopSpeller

TopSpeller

Eighteen word games and read-aloud spelling-bee practice, with Smart Practice that targets the exact words your child gets wrong.

Spelling Ages 4+
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Grade 3 Prep

Grade 3 Prep

Eight calm minutes a day of Ontario Grade 3 assessment practice — reading, writing and math, for ages 7 to 9.

Test prep Ages 4+
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Little French

Little French

Six game modes teach French vocabulary to ages 4 to 10 — every word spoken aloud, proper articles included, fully offline.

French Ages 4+
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SpellQuest

SpellQuest

Spelling practice disguised as an adventure: choose a hero, explore magical kingdoms, and battle monsters by spelling words correctly.

Spelling Ages 9+
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Grade 9 Math Mastery

Grade 9 Math Mastery

Focused practice for the Ontario Grade 9 math assessment, using spaced repetition so the work sticks past test day.

Test prep Ages 4+
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PlanPop

PlanPop

A colourful planner for students 10 to 18 — daily streaks, achievements and challenges that make staying organised feel like a game.

Study skills Ages 4+
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What parents get

No ads, ever Nothing is sold to your child mid-lesson, and no third-party ad networks are embedded.
Purchases behind a parental gate Every upgrade screen asks an adult question first, so a child cannot buy on their own.
Free to start Try the real thing before paying. No trial countdown on the first session.
Made in Ontario Built by a small studio, with the provincial curriculum in hand for the test-prep apps.

Questions parents ask

Which app should I start with? +

Pick by grade using the tabs above. If your child is preparing for a provincial assessment, start with the matching test-prep app; otherwise start with the subject they find hardest, since short daily practice helps most where confidence is lowest.

What does it cost? +

Every app is free to download and free to try. Paid upgrades unlock the full word and question banks, and are always presented to an adult behind a parental gate.

What data do you collect about my child? +

Progress is stored on the device and synced to your own iCloud account. There is no login, no profile to create, and no analytics on children's activity.

Can teachers use these in class? +

Yes. The practice modes work well as a warm-up or a station rotation, and nothing requires a class account. Email us if you need a set of codes for a classroom.