Learning & Education·Standings
Apps For Kids
Apps for kids support learning through activities, lessons, reading or games; age range and learning focus decide which fit.
Use the board to compare free plans, paid starting prices, trials, platforms, offline use, parent dashboards, child profiles and supported languages.
- 28 platforms
- 20 with a free tier
- Checked 7 Oct 2026
- 1 A
ABCmouseabcmouse.comEarly-learning curriculum covering six subjects and 13,000+ activities for children ages 2–8.
- 2 D
Duolingoduolingo.comLanguage lessons for Android, iOS, Mac and web, including offline study and a free plan.
- 3 K
Kodablekodable.comKodable is a K–5 digital-literacy curriculum combining coding, typing, STEM projects and digital-citizenship learning for children roughly ages 4–10.
- 4 S
SplashLearnsplashlearn.comMath activities adjust to a child's learning level; available in a browser and mobile apps.
- 5 KAKhan Academykhanacademy.org
Free learning platform for Android, iOS and web, with lessons and practice for school subjects.
- 6 PK
PBS KIDS Gamespbskids.orgFree educational game collection for ages 2–8 on Android, iOS, web and Windows.
- 7 S
ScratchJrscratchjr.orgIntroductory programming language where children ages 5–7 use blocks to create stories and games.
- 8 RE
Reading Eggsreadingeggs.comReading Eggs is an online literacy program for children roughly ages 2 to 13, combining lessons, games and digital books.
- 9 TY
Teach Your Monster to Readteachyourmonster.orgTeach Your Monster to Read is a phonics and reading game designed to support children through their reading journey.
- 10 S
Starfallstarfall.comA reading program with free ABC, phonics, and story activities; membership starts at $5.99 a month.
- 11 MMMoose Mathduckduckmoose.com
Free math learning app available on Android and iOS.
- 12 EREndless Readeroriginatorkids.com
Endless Reader introduces sight words commonly used in schools, libraries, and children’s books to support early reading fluency.
- 13 EEpicgetepic.com
Kids’ reading library for ages 12 and under with 40,000+ books, audiobooks, videos and quizzes.
- 14 L
Lingokidslingokids.com - 15 SMSago Mini Worldsagomini.com
Sago Mini World is a single app with over 100 activities for preschoolers.
- 16 SMSmiling Mindsmilingmind.com.au
A free wellbeing program with guided activities for children and adults on web, Android, and iOS.
- 17 HHOMERlearnwithhomer.com
HOMER is a personalized learning app designed for children ages 2–8.
- 18 PM
Prodigy Mathprodigygame.comAdaptive, game-based math practice on web, Android and iOS with a free plan.
- 19 EA
Endless Alphabetoriginatorkids.comEndless Alphabet is an educational app that helps children learn the ABCs and build vocabulary.
- 20 FMFunexpected Mathfunexpectedapps.com
Funexpected Math is a math learning program for children ages 3–7.
- 21 D
DragonBoxdragonbox.comMath game apps with adaptive practice and game-based learning for Android and iOS; seven-day trial.
- 22 PP
Pok Pokplaypokpok.comDigital playroom with open-ended toys for creativity, imagination and learning, designed mainly for ages 2–7.
- 23 MMoshimoshikids.com
Wellbeing app for Android and iOS with offline use, a free plan and a seven-day trial.
- 24 TBToca Boca Worldtocaboca.com
- 25 MMentalUPmentalup.co
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How to choose
Which age range and learning focus fit my child?
Start with the age range and learning focus that match your child’s needs. The board makes these fields easy to compare across reading, language, maths, coding and other subjects.
Look at the app’s description before paying when a child needs a particular subject or skill.
Which platforms does it need to run on?
Check platform support before choosing: the board covers iOS, Android, web, macOS and Windows.
A web option can help on a computer, while a mobile app may suit a phone or tablet. Confirm the platform your child uses at home.
Can my child use it without internet?
Use the offline-use field to check whether lessons or activities can work without a connection.
If offline access matters for travel or limited connectivity, compare this field before starting a subscription.
What should I check about price and parent controls?
Compare the free plan, paid starting price and trial period. ABCmouse lists a free plan, a $14.99 monthly starting price and a 30-day trial; Epic lists a free plan, $7.25 monthly pricing when billed annually and a 7-day trial.
Check for a parent dashboard and child profiles when adults need to manage learning. Supported languages can matter for bilingual households.
Questions
Which kids’ learning apps have a free plan?
The board marks free plans directly. Examples include ABCmouse, Endless Alphabet, Endless Reader, Epic and Kodable; check each listing for its current terms.
What platforms do these children’s apps support?
The board compares iOS, Android, web, macOS and Windows support. Check the platform field for the app and device you plan to use.
Can kids’ apps work offline?
Offline use is a comparison field on the board. Review the listing to see whether an app supports learning without an internet connection.
How do I compare trial periods and paid prices?
Read the pricing note for the free plan, paid starting price and trial period. Examples range from 7-day trials to a 30-day trial.
Do these apps have parent dashboards or child profiles?
Parent dashboards and child profiles are comparison fields. Check the listing for the controls provided before choosing an app.
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