15 kinds of playful activities
Stories, flashcards, matching, puzzles, colouring, counting, memory and emotion games — each one rendered natively in the app, not as videos.
For children aged 2–6 and their parents
Akidy is a learning app where young children play through stories, puzzles, counting and emotion games — while parents follow real progress in a calm, private dashboard. No ads, ever.
The mobile app is being prepared for the App Store and Google Play.
Every activity is short, colourful and made for pre-readers. Behind the play sits a real curriculum: learning worlds for shapes, colours, numbers, letters, emotions and everyday skills.
Stories, flashcards, matching, puzzles, colouring, counting, memory and emotion games — each one rendered natively in the app, not as videos.
Akidy assembles a short daily plan from your child's age, interests and a minute budget you choose — typically 10 to 20 minutes.
Gentle motivation: children collect stars, keep a daily streak alive and celebrate new badges with confetti — no pressure, no rankings.
Activities are narrated in your child's language, so pre-readers can play independently while they learn.
Up to four children per family, each with their own avatar, language, interests and progress.
From sign-up to the first activity in a few minutes — set up by a parent, played by the child.
You register with your email, confirm it with a code and give parental consent. Children never create accounts themselves.
A nickname, a birth date and a friendly avatar are enough. A short questionnaire captures interests, goals and daily learning time.
Your child gets an age-appropriate plan every day and explores learning worlds at their own pace — with narration in their language.
The parent area shows minutes learned, progress by development area and the moments worth celebrating. It sits behind a parental gate.
Akidy is designed around how young children and busy parents actually spend their days.
Ten focused minutes with stories and puzzles instead of endless videos — with a daily plan that has a clear beginning and end.
The full learning catalogue ships in English and Turkish, and the app interface supports 11 languages. Each child learns in their own language.
Each child has their own profile, plan and badges — a three-year-old and a five-year-old both get activities that fit.
Instead of a vague 'played for a while', you see minutes, completed activities and strengths by development area.
A playful app for children, a clear dashboard for parents, and a full editorial pipeline behind the content.
Big buttons, friendly animals, narrated activities and cheerful celebrations — designed for small hands and growing attention spans, with right-to-left support built in.
A private area behind a parental gate: weekly learning minutes, progress by development area, recent badges and your child's profile settings.
Every activity passes through a real editorial workflow — drafted, reviewed and published by content editors, with translations managed per language.
Akidy is built for children, so restraint comes first. The privacy policy says everything in plain words — this is the short version.
There is no advertising and no third-party ad tracking in the app. Nothing about your child is sold or shared for marketing.
Accounts belong to adults. You confirm your email and consent before any child profile can exist, and grown-up areas sit behind a parental gate.
A nickname, a birth date and learning progress — no photos, no location, no contacts, no free-text chat.
Export a complete copy of your family's data or delete the account entirely — both directly inside the app, no email required.
Akidy is a learning app for children aged 2–6. Children play short, narrated activities — stories, puzzles, counting, matching, emotion games — organised into learning worlds, while parents follow progress in a private dashboard.
The app interface is available in 11 languages, and the full learning catalogue is currently complete in English and Turkish. Every activity keeps the same learning logic in every language, and narration follows your child's language.
No. Every activity is read aloud in your child's language, and the interface uses big, friendly visual cues, so pre-readers can play on their own.
While Akidy is in preparation, everything currently available is free. A premium subscription that unlocks all learning worlds is planned to arrive together with the app-store launch — there is nothing to buy today.
The mobile app is being prepared for the App Store and Google Play and is not published yet. If you'd like to hear when it launches, say hello through the contact page.
Akidy collects only what learning needs: a nickname, a birth date and progress. There are no ads or third-party trackers, accounts require verified parental consent, and you can export or delete everything from inside the app.
Yes — a family account holds up to four child profiles, each with its own avatar, language, interests, daily plan and badges.
You choose a daily minute budget (most families pick 10–20 minutes) and Akidy sizes the daily plan to fit it. The app celebrates finishing — it never nags to continue.
We're a small team preparing Akidy for launch. Questions, ideas and hellos from families and educators are always welcome.
Write to us