Most math software is priced per student per year — which is exactly backwards for a family teaching three kids at three different levels. Fun With Learning is free right now for every child on the device, with no subscription and nothing to buy inside the app.

Built for a house with more than one learner

A separate profile for every child

Each kid gets their own profile on the same device, with their own progress, their own earned Zimbo Coins and their own avatar. Nobody's younger sibling wrecks their streak, and you don't pay again for the second or third child.

Per-skill progress you can actually plan around

The progress view breaks results down by skill rather than giving you one meaningless overall score — so you can see that division is solid but regrouping needs another week, and plan tomorrow's lesson accordingly. It's the same view tutors use to prep sessions.

It works without Wi-Fi

Games run offline and videos are cached on the device, so co-op days, car trips and patchy rural internet don't stop a math lesson. Progress syncs when you're back online.

It supplements your curriculum instead of fighting it

Whatever you teach from, your child will meet the same visual models the app animates: ten-frames, number bonds, base-ten blocks, arrays, area models and the carried one that visibly rides up. If you've ever looked at a worksheet and thought that isn't how I learned it, our plain-English guide to New Math decodes each method — and the app then shows your child the same thing, tap by tap.

The math worlds map roughly to K–3rd grade: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and a mixed challenge, across three difficulty levels that grow with your child. Sessions are 15 questions — short enough to slot into a morning block without derailing it.

Gentle by design, which matters more when you're the teacher

There are no countdown timers, no harsh scoring and no leaderboards ranking your child against anyone. A wrong answer pauses, names the right answer kindly, and moves on. That isn't just a nicer experience — research on timed tests and math anxiety is the reason we built it that way, and research on how homework help can backfire is why the app does the explaining so you don't have to be the one drilling.

Safe enough to hand over and walk away

No ads. No AI chatbots. No chat with strangers, no social feed, no comparison to other children. Settings and store screens sit behind a real adult (18+) gate, and no child data is shared with third parties. You can put it in a seven-year-old's hands and go teach the older one.

Beyond arithmetic

Because it's the same app, morning math can roll into enrichment at no extra cost: live-action science experiments, picture books read aloud by real people, interactive Video Quests, and short mindfulness and movement breaks. Explore the full list of math games and learning activities, or read how we teach.

It's free right now — every world, every level, every video — so trying it with your whole family costs nothing.