Twelve brilliant classes still don't add up to a year.
Booking a marine biology session and a Minecraft coding club is genuinely good for a child — and at the end of the term nobody can say whether they covered fractions. Koydo supplies the through-line underneath: a structured sequence in every core subject, with a record of what was actually learned, so the interesting extras stay extras.
What a sequence gives you that a calendar can't
🧭A defensible through-line
Each subject has an order, and Koydo knows where your child is in it. When someone asks what they covered this year, the answer exists without you reconstructing it from receipts.
💷One subscription, no per-session maths
Nothing has to be booked, paid for individually or timed against your calendar. A child who suddenly wants three weeks of astronomy simply has them.
🤖Help between the classes
The gap in a class-by-class model is the Tuesday when nobody is teaching. Koydo's tutor is there for that Tuesday, on every paid plan.
🕰️No timezone, no waiting list
Learning happens when your household is ready, not when a cohort in another country is. Nothing is missed because a session clashed.
What a Koydo subscription covers
- Curriculum
- Every core subject, ages 3 through college, in a structured sequence.
- Records
- Progress per child per subject, so a year's work is documented as it happens.
- Tutor
- Included on every paid plan, available between and outside any scheduled learning.
- Games and labs
- Educational games across every subject, plus science and engineering lab disciplines.
- 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 following their own sequence.
- Privacy
- No ads on any tier, no data selling, verified child consent.
Plans and prices change; the pricing page always shows what is current.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Koydo is self-paced, with a tutor rather than a scheduled cohort. Many families keep booking live enrichment classes for the social side and use Koydo for the spine of the year — the two do not compete for the same slot.
- It shouldn't. The sequence is what Koydo recommends next, not a gate — a child can wander into astronomy or Ancient Egypt whenever they like, and the record picks it up.
- Yes. Progress is captured per subject as it happens, which is the thing that is painful to reconstruct at the end of a year assembled from separate bookings.
- Nothing — there are no classes to buy. One subscription covers every subject for every profile on the plan; the pricing page shows the current tiers.
Ready to try Koydo?
Start free — no card required. Every subject, one family account, in 50+ languages.