For kids

Your world. Your next quest.

Explore science, learn new words, crack puzzles and pick up real-life skills. A little every day, at your level. No ads, no endless feed: just your own space.

Hi! I'm Pip. Come explore with us!

Meet the family

Say hi to the Ringwoods!

A raccoon family in a little town full of friendly animals. You'll meet them in your lessons, always in the same places: Grandma Hazel in her garden, Bruno at his café.

  • PipFour, and full of questions.Home and school
  • JunoTen. Knows a lot, and says so.Home and school
  • NoraMom. Calm, kind, always has a plan.At home
  • RaviDad. Cooks, and tells silly jokes.The kitchen
  • Grandma HazelGrows the garden, tells the stories.Her garden
  • Grandpa OzzieLoves puzzles. Often loses his glasses.His armchair
  • BrunoA bear who runs the café in town.Bruno's café
  • Miss OliveAn owl, and Pip's class teacher.The town school

Coming soonShort animated scenes: the Ringwoods act out a lesson, with voices, then you try the cards.

Five worlds

School stuff and real life.

Every quest mixes what you learn at school with things you'll use every day.

  • Science & the worldAnimals, space, weather, how things work and places around the world.Try oneWhere does the heat from inside a fridge go?Out into the kitchen airInto the food on the shelvesIt turns into ice cubes
  • Words & languagesReading, spelling, new words, and languages like Spanish and Tamil.Try oneWhat does gracias mean?see you tomorrowthank youyou're welcome
  • Math & logicNumbers, shapes and patterns, and puzzle games that get harder as you do.Try oneMaya has 4 bags with 6 apples in each bag. Which sentence fits the story?4 × 6 = 244 + 6 = 106 × 6 = 36
  • Everyday life skillsThe kitchen, money, getting around, staying safe, manners and life online.Try oneYou pay $1.00 for a 65¢ pencil. How much change do you get?35¢45¢25¢
  • Stories & shortsStory books read aloud, and short videos your grown-up picked.Try oneTonight: Ginger the Giraffe, 17 pages, read aloud.
How you learn

Little cards, big ideas.

A few cards a day, at your level. They get harder as you get better.

  • CardsPictures, a question, and it reads aloud. Stuck? Ask a grown-up.
  • CoursesSpanish, times tables, games and more, one level at a time.
  • Made just for youYour spelling list or times tables, turned into cards by your grown-up.
Your day

Cards first. Then the fun stuff.

Finish today's cards and games and Shorts open up. Chores and good days fill your treasure.

  • Today's questYour cards, missions and stories, all on one page.
  • MissionsTick off your jobs and a grown-up checks them.
  • TreasureYour pot, your week, and good days that add up to a reward.
  • After cardsPlay timeWord Wheel, Water sort and more, a few rounds a day.
  • After cardsShortsShort videos from channels your grown-up picked.
Kitchen tools, one step per age

Know it. Then use it.

Every life skill climbs with you. Here's Kitchen tools.

  1. RecognizeAges 3–4Try oneWhich one do you eat soup with?SpoonForkPlate
  2. UnderstandAges 5–6Try oneWhich tool drains water from pasta?ColanderLadleWhisk
  3. ApplyAges 7–8Try oneYou want shredded cheese for tacos. Which tool do you use?GraterPeelerTongs
  4. IndependentAges 9–17Try oneWhich pan makes scrambled eggs least likely to stick?Nonstick skilletStainless steel skilletTall stockpot

Try it at home: find three tools in your kitchen and tell a grown-up what each one does.

For grown-ups

Your grown-ups are your team.

Two minutes, one code: open the app on the tablet and scan the code from your phone. Each kid sets a secret code. Kids never make accounts.

  • No AI ever chats with a kidTalking to Wiz AI is for grown-ups only.
  • Every card has a report buttonA reported card leaves the deck right away.
  • Characters made for learningThe Ringwoods are our own characters. They never sell anything.
  • No ads, no feeds, no birthdaysWe store a kid's age, never a birthday.
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