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Early reading · ages 2½ to 5

Teach your little one to read, ten minutes a day.

A daily reading ritual you do together: one short lesson, then one fresh story written only from the sounds your child has learned, so they can actually read it.

Coming in 2027. We ask for a parent's email and nothing about your child. We'll write when the beta opens, and you can unsubscribe any time.

How it works

One small lesson. One real story. Every day.

Each session takes about ten minutes, side by side on the couch. The app tells you exactly what to say and when. You bring the snuggles.

1

Learn

A short, scripted lesson introduces one new sound at a time. You show it, you say it together, then they say it on their own. That rhythm is the whole trick.

2

Read

Then comes a brand-new story built only from sounds your child already knows. No guessing from pictures, no memorizing. They sound it out and read it. Really read it.

3

Remember

Behind the scenes, a memory schedule notices which sounds are wobbly and brings them back at just the right moment, so what they learn sticks.

Made for parents, on purpose

You're the teacher. We're the cue cards.

Little kids learn best from the person they love most, and your child wants to please you far more than any app. So instead of handing over a tablet and walking away, we coach you: what to say, when to cheer, when to move on. Then we get out of the way.

  • No coins
  • No streaks
  • No autoplay
  • No cartoon dopamine
  • No microphone

The story is the reward. Finishing it is the win.

Toddlers don't pronounce like adults, and a three-year-old who reads “that” and says “vat” read it right. You decide what counts, because you're the one sitting there.

The science, briefly

Built on how children actually learn to read.

Three of the best-evidenced ideas in learning science, wrapped in a warm ten-minute ritual.

Systematic phonics

Sounds first, in a careful, research-backed order. Every story is decodable: your child can sound out every word on the page with what they've already learned.

Mastery learning

New sounds arrive only when the current ones are solid. No racing ahead, no gaps quietly piling up underneath.

Spaced review

Each sound comes back for review right before it would start to fade. The schedule adapts to your child, one sound at a time.

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