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For families already learning a language
The language is going well. Everything else is still on you.
Learning a language on a phone works, and it is also the smallest piece of an education. Koydo keeps the language study — 50+ of them, with speaking practice — and puts it inside the rest of school: reading, maths, science, history, coding, art and music, taught in the same account, at the same pace, for the same subscription.
The Koydo Advantage
What a language app can't reach
50+ languages, and the interface too
Study any of 50+ languages — and switch the whole platform into the language you speak at home, so a Polish- or Arabic-speaking parent can read the same screens their child does.
Speaking, not only tapping
Pronunciation practice listens to the learner and responds, which is the part of a language that a multiple-choice tile can never test.
The other nine subjects
Maths, science, reading, history, coding, art and music run on the same account with the same tutor, so language study stops being a separate errand in the evening.
No streak holding your child hostage
Koydo has no streak to break and no guilt notification. A learner who misses three days comes back to the lesson, not to a scolding.
What a Koydo subscription covers
- Languages
- 50+ study languages with speaking practice, plus the interface in the language you speak at home.
- Curriculum
- Every core subject, ages 3 through college — first phonics to college calculus.
- Tutor
- Included on every paid plan, in the learner's language.
- Games and labs
- Educational games across every subject, plus science and engineering lab disciplines.
- Family
- Up to 6 learner profiles on one Family plan — useful when the whole household is learning the same language.
- Privacy
- No ads on any tier, no data selling, verified child consent.
Plans and prices change; the pricing page always shows what is current.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the language teaching serious, or a bonus feature?
- Serious. Koydo's language work is its own product line with structured courses and speaking practice, and it is bundled rather than bolted on. If languages are the only thing you want, that is a fair reason to keep a dedicated app as well.
We are a bilingual household. Does that help or confuse things?
- It helps. A child can take a maths lesson in one language and re-check it in the other, and a parent who reads more comfortably in the home language can follow the same screens.
Which languages can my child study?
- Over fifty, covering the widely-taught European and Asian languages as well as many that rarely appear in a school timetable. The language picker in the app shows what is live today.
My child likes the game feel of a language app. Will Koydo feel like homework?
- It shouldn't. Games and interactive scenes are the delivery mechanism across every subject, not a treat at the end — and there is no streak counter turning the fun into an obligation.
Ready to try Koydo?
Start free — no card required. Every subject, one family account, in 50+ languages.