Early learning apps · ages 3–8

Big letters.Real voices.Nothing in the way.

For Kidz builds small, single-purpose learning apps for young children. First out is Letters for Kidz: an alphabet app with picture words, recorded audio, guided tracing, and quizzes that are over in a minute.

  • No ads, no tracking
  • One-time unlock
  • Works offline
An alligator illustration with the word ALLIGATOR in Letters for Kidz
Letters for Kidz home screen with Learn Letters and Quiz buttons
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The family

Separate apps, one shared way of teaching.

Rather than one app that does everything badly, each subject gets its own. Letters is out; the rest are in the workshop.

Available

Alphabet

Letters for Kidz

Big letters, picture words, clear spoken audio, guided tracing, and short quizzes. English and Svenska, with offline downloads.

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In development

Spelling

Words for Kidz

Spelling practice with pictures and audio: hear a word, see the thing it names, then build it letter by letter, from three-letter words upward.

In development

Counting

Numbers for Kidz

Number recognition and counting with big visuals, one number per screen, and the same unhurried pacing.

Planned

First sums

Math for Kidz

Adding and taking away with objects children can see and count, before the numbers get abstract.

Planned

Looking closely

Shapes and Colors for Kidz

Shape and color recognition through bright, tappable rounds that take a minute or two to finish.

Planned

Exploring

Animals for Kidz

A picture guide to animals with real sounds, short facts, and room to wander without a score at the end.

Why they stay small

One app, one skill, one screen at a time.

A four-year-old cannot navigate a menu, and does not need to. Every For Kidz app teaches a single thing, puts it in the middle of the screen, says it out loud, and gets out of the way. Settings, downloads, and anything that costs money sit behind a parental gate.

The same design rules carry across the family, so the second app your child opens already feels familiar.

Letters for Kidz home screen with Learn Letters and Quiz buttons
Two buttons. That is the whole main menu.

Get in touch

Questions, bug reports, or a language you would like next?

There is a person on the other end of that address. Include the app name, your device, and the app version from the About screen and you will get a straight answer.

forkidz@thinkheart.co