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For families whose child already reads
Reading is the part that's going well.
A child who will read for an hour unprompted has already given you the hardest habit. What a library cannot do is teach them long division, run them through a titration, or notice that they never quite understood fractions. Koydo covers the rest of the curriculum in the same voice — narrated, illustrated, story-shaped — so it reads like something they already like.
The Koydo Advantage
What comes after the reading habit
Every other subject, told as a story
Maths, science, history, coding, art and music are taught with narration, illustration and characters — the same qualities that made your child pick up a book in the first place.
Things to do, not only to read
Science and engineering labs, interactive simulations and games let a learner try the idea rather than read about someone else trying it.
Comprehension that answers back
Koydo's tutor will discuss what your child just read, ask what they think happens next, and explain the word they skipped — included on every paid plan.
Songs, narration and audio
Hundreds of original songs and narrated lessons, which is often how a reluctant listener becomes a willing one on a car journey.
What a Koydo subscription covers
Plans and prices change; the pricing page always shows what is current.
- Curriculum — Every core subject, ages 3 through college, including reading and literacy work.
- Tutor — Included on every paid plan — discussion, explanation and follow-up questions.
- Games and labs — Educational games across every subject, plus science and engineering lab disciplines.
- Music and audio — 600+ original songs and narrated lessons across the curriculum.
- Languages — Study in 50+ languages, with the interface in the language you speak at home.
- Family — Up to 6 learner profiles on one Family plan, each with their own reading level.
- Privacy — No ads on any tier, no data selling, verified child consent.
See Koydo in action
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Koydo have books?
Koydo has reading and literacy lessons with comprehension work, narrated stories and songs — it teaches reading rather than shelving a library. If free-choice browsing is what your child loves, a dedicated library and Koydo sit together happily.
My child reads well above their year but hates maths. Where does Koydo start them?
In two different places, which is the point. Reading level and maths level are tracked separately, so nobody is held back in one subject because of another.
Is there anything for a child who is not yet reading?
Yes — from age three the instructions are spoken, the targets are large, and nothing requires reading to play. Phonics is taught rather than assumed.
How much screen time does this mean?
Less than you would expect. Sessions are built to end at a natural stopping point and there is no streak or daily quota pushing a child to keep going past it.
Ready to try Koydo?
Start free — no card required. Every subject, one family account, in 50+ languages.