One place where your kids learn, practice and earn rewards. You choose what, and see how it's going.

You set the practice from this week's schoolwork. Your kid works through it alone and earns points. What they miss comes back until it's right.

Points for good habits too.

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WHAT YOUR KID SEES
Mia's Practice tab in Kids mode: a blue card with the next goal, Subtract within 100 with borrowing, 4 of 13 goals done; plus 21 points from practice this week; 21 things you know; and a list to fix, with an orange Keep fixing button

Not another learning app

Store apps give every kid the same lessons. KidSetGo practices what your kid has this week, the way you want.

Other learning apps KidSetGo
The same lessons for every kidThis week's spelling list, worksheet or test
A fixed path you can't changeYou write it, or AI drafts it and you edit it
Doesn't know what they missedWhat they missed comes back, and you see it week by week
Screen time onlyOn the phone, or printed and marked by you
Kids get bored and skip itRight answers pay points for rewards they want
Only learningLearning and good habits, in one place

Put in what school sent

The spelling list on the fridge, the math they're on, Friday's science test. Four ways to turn it into practice, in a few minutes, on your phone or your laptop.

ADD PRACTICE
The Add practice for Mia sheet in the parent's Learn tab, with three choices: Spelling, from the school sheet, a topic, or words you type; Math, problems from a topic or sheet, or facts the app makes; and Quiz, science, social studies, anything with questions

Type it

The spelling list from the school sheet, or a quiz you write yourself. Words that sound alike (two, too) get a sentence that's read aloud, never shown.

Take a photo, or describe it

A photo of the worksheet, or "science test on the solar system" with a grade Kโ€“8 and Easy, Medium or Hard. AI drafts the practice. You check it, change anything, and turn it on.

Topic chips for each grade, from sight words to grammar, give you a start when the sheet is vague.

Math facts, made for you

Add, subtract, multiply or divide, numbers up to 999, with or without carrying, plus < = > comparisons. Tap "New problems" for a fresh list any time. Nothing for you to type.

No sheet this week? Start the path

A short list of goals for the year, Kโ€“5: math, sight words, everyday skills, grammar. One tap makes the practice. A goal is done after two good days, and pays a bonus once.

Tick a goal done at school, or add your own.

  • AI helps you make practice. It never talks to your kid.
  • It never sees your kid's name, emoji or color.
  • Photos are used once and never stored.
  • Math answers are re-checked by the app.

Your kid learns it alone

Hand over the phone, or hand over a pencil. The app does the explaining, the checking and the coming back, so you don't have to sit next to them.

1

A short how-to first

Before a math or quiz set, the kid reads how to do it and a worked example. After a miss, a line that says why. Spelling lists get a Study page: see each word and hear it before the first try.

2

The app checks every answer

The app says the word, your kid types it. A hint after the second miss, the word after the third, and it comes back at the end. Nobody sees an answer before they've earned it.

3

Misses get circled and come back

A missed word stays circled until it's right the first time on another day. Clearing all the circled words pays a small bonus.

4

Or on paper

Print a math sheet, a fold-over spelling sheet, or a spelling test. Your kid works with a pencil; you mark it on your phone in a minute. It pays the same points and counts the same way.

You set the rules

Your points. Pick what each new right answer pays, the bonus for finishing, and a small daily bonus for a perfect round.
Can't be farmed. Each answer pays only the first time it's right. Repeats are for practice.
On and off. Turn lists on for this week and off when school moves on. Give a list to a brother or sister.
Phone, laptop or paper. Write long lists and quizzes on the web, play on the iPhone, or print.

You see how it went

Not a score. What your kid got right the first time, week by week, what keeps coming back, and what to do next. Every try is there if you want it.

  • This week and the last eight, by spelling, math and quizzes.
  • "Keeps coming back": the words and facts missed more than once.
  • What next: one tap makes the next set from the misses, a level up or down.
  • Open any round to see every try, what your kid wrote, and, on math facts, how long each problem took.
  • Every Sunday, a short email: a few lines per kid. One click turns it off.

Never a grade level. Your kid sees progress and points, never a score.

WHAT YOU SEE
Mia's Progress page: 12 of 16 right the first time this week; 4 days, 5 learned, 1 list done, plus 21 points; time practiced, 1 minute, with a chart of minutes for the last 7 days; and bars of how many were right the first time, week by week, with chips for All, Spelling, Math and Quizzes

How points work

Stop keeping score in your head. Every point has a reason, and everyone sees the same numbers.

Give points with a reason

Tap + or โˆ’, pick a reason like "Homework done" or type your own. A few taps.

Save up for rewards

Your family picks the rewards and their prices. Decide what a point is worth, ten to the dollar or no money at all. Kids never see dollars.

See why points changed

Made a mistake? Undo it. Nothing is erased, so the history always tells the whole story.

Kids ask. Parents decide.

Your kid taps "I did something good" or "Ask for this" on a reward. You see it in Points and approve it, or say "Not this time".

Kids never pick the number of points. You do.

Made for kids, on your phone

Tap Kids mode and hand over your phone. Your kid taps their name and enters their own 4-digit PIN. Brothers and sisters can't peek at each other or send requests as each other.

  • Kids pick their own emoji and color.
  • They star the reward they're saving for and watch the bar fill.
  • No kid emails or passwords. Just a PIN.
  • Too many wrong PINs pause Kids mode until a parent unlocks it.

Stickers to collect

Kids earn badges from the points you give: five clean-ups, three books, a 7-day streak. Once earned, a sticker is theirs to keep.

  • First points
  • Clean-up champ
  • Bookworm
  • 7-day streak
  • Well behaved
  • Big saver

Gifts between kids

An older kid can give some points to help a younger one reach a reward. A parent approves every gift first, so nobody gets pressured.

  • โˆ’10 Mia: Gave 10 to Ava
  • +10 Ava: Got 10 from Mia

A points board for your wall

An optional LED board shows every kid's points and a bar to their next reward, in their own color. It updates by itself within half a minute after you give points.

Built from an Adafruit Matrix Portal and a 64ร—32 LED panel. Pair it with a 6-digit code from Settings.

A first name, a color and an emoji. That's all we keep about a kid.

Plus a PIN, and the points, requests, stickers and practice your family adds, so the app can work. Nothing more.

No kid emails

No photos, birthdays or location either.

No ads, no trackers

This site doesn't load a single tracker, and neither does the app.

Never sold

We never sell your family's data or share it for ads.

Yours to delete

Ask us and we'll delete your family and all its data.

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You set it. They go.

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