Now in beta
A little less “Do I have to?” A little more “Let me try again.”
Interactive study games for curious kids, reluctant studiers, and the parents cheering them on. Built by a dad and a few friends who know the homework struggle firsthand. Totally free and just getting started.
Fraction Flip
Match equivalent fractions!
Can you split each part into two equal pieces? One half becomes two fourths.
Who’s here today?
Pick your path. Short games, five to ten minutes each. Free for everyone.
Parents & families
Practice at home
One free family account with a profile for each child. Hand over the device and see what’s starting to click.
- A study space for each child, styled for their grade
- Student mode keeps settings and siblings private
- Plain-language progress and a next step
Kids
Ready to play?
Ask a grown-up to open your study space. Your games match your grade, and your progress waits for you.
- Games picked for your grade
- Hints when you get stuck
- Pick up where you left off
Give them something to figure out
Getting kids to practice can be harder than the lesson itself.
Studying with Dad gives them a different way in. Games that invite them to solve problems, test ideas, make mistakes, and have another go.
A few minutes of practice can fit after homework, between activities, or whenever there’s a little room in the day.
Find a skill
Explore the available activities and choose something your child is working on, wants to revisit, or is curious about.
Give it a go
Work through a challenge, use a hint, and learn from the feedback. Getting something wrong is part of figuring it out.
Take the next step
Try again, tackle another activity, or talk through a tricky idea together. Small steps count.
A growing library of things to discover
See What’s AvailableWe’re just starting, with plenty of ideas for what comes next. These are the subject areas we’re building around:
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Math
Numbers that make sense.
Make sense of numbers, tackle problems, and understand the thinking behind an answer.
In development
Explore math -
Reading
Find the story. Follow the clues.
Explore vocabulary, understand what you read, and find evidence for your ideas.
In development
Explore reading -
Science
Try an idea. See what happens.
Investigate how things work, spot patterns, and connect concepts.
In development
Explore science
Available activities vary by subject. We’ll keep adding topics and building on what families find useful.
Built around real family life
Two boys. Two working parents. Sports, Scouts, and evenings that fill up fast.
Another worksheet wasn’t getting much enthusiasm at our house, so we started building study games we’d actually want to play together.
Totally free. Nothing to sell you.
No subscription. No paid upgrade. No credit card.
We’re building something for our own families and sharing it with yours. We’re not planning to sell you anything.
Help us choose what comes next
Is there a topic that keeps coming home circled in red? A concept your child needs explained another way?
Tell us the grade, subject, and skill. We can’t build every request, but your suggestions help shape the library.
Find something worth another try.
Start with an activity, see what clicks, and take it from there.
Early days. Real families. Plenty more to come.