KidsOnline
For parents

See how your child is really doing — while they play.

KidsOnline turns everyday play into a clear picture of your child's learning. Over 40 friendly games across math, reading, science and logic, plus a private dashboard that shows exactly where each child shines and what to practise next. No ads. No tracking. Always free.

Kids never need to sign up to play. Setting up a parent account takes about 30 seconds.

A parent and child looking at the learning dashboard together

Learning that actually feels like play

One free account gives every child their own space, and gives you a calm, honest view of how it's going — no tests, no pressure, just play that adds up.

40+ games children actually want to play

Math, reading, science and logic, for ages 2 to 12 — wrapped up as bright, bite-sized games instead of dry worksheets. Children come for the fun and practise real skills without even noticing. The whole library is free, with no ads and no paywalls.

  • Short, friendly games that fit a few spare minutes
  • Every subject, every age from toddler to tween
  • No sign-up needed for kids — they just tap and play
Two children laughing while playing a colourful learning game on a tablet

A dashboard for every child

Add each of your children and get a separate dashboard for each one. Switch between them in a tap — everything stays neatly apart, so one child's wins never get mixed up with another's.

  • Stars earned and total time practised
  • Levels unlocked and games tried
  • A day-by-day streak that grows as they play
Two children each playing on their own tablet

Spot the subjects where they shine

KidsOnline highlights each child's strengths automatically. See their strongest subject, their favourite game this week, and the levels they've just mastered — the kind of wins worth celebrating at the dinner table, or telling grandma about.

A child celebrating a win in front of a laptop

Know exactly what to practise next

We gently surface the skills that are slipping behind — a tricky letter sound, the 7-times table, telling time at quarter-past — and link straight to the games that build them. A "Practise this next" shortcut means five focused minutes instead of an hour of guessing.

A child practising on a tablet with a parent nearby

Progress you can actually see

Clean weekly charts show stars over time by subject, minutes practised per day, and levels unlocked in each area. No abstract scores to decode — just a friendly line going up, so you can see the streak forming and cheer it on.

A laptop showing a weekly progress chart

One account, every device

Your dashboard syncs across phones, tablets and laptops, so the same picture follows your family from the kitchen table to the car to grandma's house. Children just tap their name and play — no logins to remember.

The same dashboard on a phone, tablet and laptop

Ready to see what your child can do?

Create a free account in about 30 seconds and watch their learning come to life — one game at a time.