Apps for iPhone, iPad & Mac
Small apps that do one thing really well
Learning apps kids actually finish, and handy tools for grown-ups. 11 apps so far, with no ads and no third-party trackers — just the thing you opened the app for.
For kids
Ages 4–14 · 6 appsSpelling, math, French and Ontario test prep — short daily practice, with purchases behind a parental gate in the apps for younger kids.
TopSpeller
Eighteen word games and read-aloud spelling-bee practice, with Smart Practice that targets the exact words your child gets wrong.
Spelling · iPhone & iPadGrade 3 Prep
Eight calm minutes a day of Ontario Grade 3 assessment practice — reading, writing and math, for ages 7 to 9.
Test prep · iPhone & iPadLittle French
Six game modes teach French vocabulary to ages 4 to 10 — every word spoken aloud, proper articles included, fully offline.
French · iPhone & iPadSpellQuest
Spelling practice disguised as an adventure: choose a hero, explore magical kingdoms, and battle monsters by spelling words correctly.
Spelling · iPhone & iPadGrade 9 Math Mastery
Focused practice for the Ontario Grade 9 math assessment, using spaced repetition so the work sticks past test day.
Test prep · iPhone & iPadPlanPop
A colourful planner for students 10 to 18 — daily streaks, achievements and challenges that make staying organised feel like a game.
Study skills · iPhone & iPadFor everyone
5 toolsSmall utilities for screenshots, photos, video and food labels. Each one does a single job and gets out of the way.
pxCut
Blur private details, add arrows and text, and share a clean screenshot in seconds.
Screenshots · iPhone & iPadSnapSort
Organises thousands of screenshots automatically, so you can actually find one again.
Screenshots · iPhone & iPadDropMark
Add your watermark to photos and videos before you share them online.
Photo & video · iPhone & iPadLabelScan
Scan an ingredient list with your camera and get instant advice on allergens and diet choices.
Food · iPhone & iPadCaptionful
Drop in a video and get styled, transcribed captions exported as a new MP4.
Video · MacEvery Eager app
Who makes Eager
Eager is the name we publish our apps under. The company behind it is Furvur Inc, based in Canada — that's the name you'll see as the seller on the App Store and on your receipts.
Questions about any app, a purchase, or your data go to one place: help@eager.app. See also our support page, privacy policy and terms.