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For families whose child will do maths if it's a game
A game got them doing maths. Now do that for everything else.
If your child will happily practise multiplication because there is a quest attached, you have already learned the most useful thing about how they work. Koydo applies that everywhere — reading, science, history, coding, art, music — and keeps the commerce out of it: nothing inside a Koydo game asks a child to want something you have to buy.
The Koydo Advantage
Play across the whole curriculum
Games in every subject
Not a maths game with a few extras attached — a library of educational games spanning reading, science, history, coding, art and music, all wired to the same progress.
Nothing is sold to your child
No ads on any tier, no in-game currency dangled at a nine-year-old, and no cosmetic locked behind a membership they will come and ask you for. The upgrade conversation happens with the adult, once.
A tutor behind the play
When the game exposes a gap — and it will — Koydo's tutor teaches the underlying idea instead of just serving an easier level. Included on every paid plan.
Progress without pressure
No streaks, no shame counters, no daily quota. Children keep coming back because the next thing looks good, which survives a school holiday.
What a Koydo subscription covers
Plans and prices change; the pricing page always shows what is current.
- Games — Educational games across every subject, playable from the moment your child signs in.
- Curriculum — Every core subject, ages 3 through college, behind the play.
- Tutor — Included on every paid plan — teaches the concept the game surfaced.
- Labs — Science and engineering lab disciplines with hands-on simulations.
- 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 progress.
- Privacy — No ads on any tier, no data selling, verified child consent.
See Koydo in action
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my child actually learning, or just playing?
Both, deliberately. The questions inside a Koydo game are the curriculum's questions, and the parent view shows the subjects and concepts covered — so you can check rather than hope.
Will my child be asked to buy things?
No. There are no ads on any tier and nothing inside the games sells to the child. Whatever the plan includes is simply available to them.
My child only wants to play the maths game. Is that a problem?
Not at first. Enthusiasm in one subject is a good place to start; the tutor and the recommendations gradually open the door to the neighbouring ones rather than forcing a timetable.
What ages are the games for?
From three upwards. The early ones need no reading and use spoken instructions; the later ones get genuinely demanding, right through secondary-level material.
Ready to try Koydo?
Start free — no card required. Every subject, one family account, in 50+ languages.