For parents

Learning that feels like play, with progress you can see.

Kidifly is built by people who think a seven-year-old should finish a maths lesson smiling. Here is how it works.

How does a lesson work?

Each lesson is a small world with a real problem in it. To launch the rocket your child must load exactly ten fuel cells. To keep the penguins happy they must share the fish equally. The world only responds when the maths, science or computing is right, so a correct answer is never a lucky guess and a wrong one is never a dead end. Kiki, our bird, speaks every instruction aloud.

What are Easy, Medium and Hard?

The same objective, three kinds of thinking. Easy shows a worked example and uses concrete objects. Medium asks your child to apply the idea on their own with varied examples. Hard changes the context, hides a step, or asks them to find and fix a mistake. No level sneaks in next year’s content.

Which curriculum does Kidifly follow?

Grade 2 lessons are mapped to the England National Curriculum Year 2 and Cambridge Primary Stage 2 objectives, the frameworks Pearson Edexcel iPrimary builds on. Each lesson shows the objective it practises, in plain words, so you know what “Rocket Fuel Ten” is really teaching.

How do child profiles work?

One parent account, up to three children. Each child chooses an avatar and a narration voice. You can add a four-digit PIN so siblings cannot play as each other. Children never have a password, an email, or a public profile.

What do you collect?

Your name and email from your OneVault ID, your children’s first names, their grade, and which lessons they played with how many stars. Nothing else. There are no ads and no third-party trackers.

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