Kidomi is teach-first early learning for ages 4–8. Short lessons, playful practice, and grown-up limits — in one family app that keeps gaining new subjects.
First discoveries and playful practice deserve their own space. Choose Learning for a subject, or Games for a new challenge.
Discover a subject
Learning
Meet a letter. Name a feeling. Spot a shape. Learn a smart habit. Short lessons make room for one new idea at a time.
Trace a number. Hear the lesson.
Subjects to discover
AaLetters
123Numbers
▲Shapes
●Colours
🐶Animals
🍎Fruits & vegetables
👋Body & senses
🎒Everyday objects
🙂Feelings & kindness
↕Opposites & positions
▦Patterns & sorting
🌳Nature & weather
🚌Transport
🩺Community helpers
🥁Music
🌙Sun, moon and stars
🌊Ocean life
🐞Mini-beasts
💡Smart habits
📖Read and reason
Practise through play
Games
Match, trace, write, sort and choose. Explore a game world, try an activity and come back for another go.
Pick a game in a world.
Worlds to play
123Numbers
AaAlphabet
✎Writing
📖Reading
▲Shapes & colours
🦊Animals
🍓Food
🧩Logic
🧸Life skills
🐼Animal Friends
🚗Transport
🚒Helpers
🎸Music
🐛Mini-beasts
🔑Life Hacks
Match, trace, write and choose — practice, not a second school.
A taste of what to explore, not the full catalog. The app shows available activities and access.
Kidomi keeps growing
New lessons land in the same app.
You do not buy a new product for each topic. Subjects and worlds appear in Kidomi after a refresh. Premium is the current library, not a one-shot pack.
Smart Habits
Tell a grown-up, wash, wait and choose — everyday know-how, not morning routines.
Writing
Trace letters, digits and first words, then build them with tiles.
Life Hacks
Practice those habits in Games — find, match and choose, with no extra teaching.
More worlds to play
Transport, helpers, music and mini-beasts joined the Games library.
Read and Reason (ages 8–10) is in this app. New subjects still land here — not a second download.
A look inside Kidomi
Made for “let me try!”
Start with today’s picks, find a subject or jump into a game. A familiar place for every little discovery.
Today’s picks on Home
Stars and badges for first completions
Real Android app screens from the supplied screenshot set. Screens may vary by version and profile.
Little reasons to return
A starting point
Today’s practice offers a few choices. Learning and Games let you explore beyond them.
A familiar companion
Choose a buddy for supported activities and celebrations. A companion is separate from a child’s profile picture.
Small celebrations
Earn stars and stickers for first completions, and badges for learning milestones. Replay to practise without duplicate stars or stickers.
When time is up
A rest, not a padlock.
The companion waves, says playtime is finished, then goes to sleep. A grown-up can add a little more time for today.
When time is up, the companion rests.
Kidomi for grown-ups
We get the evening. You keep the keys.
Kidomi is built for the parent who wants real practice without ads, chat, or a fight at bedtime. Profiles, minutes and purchases stay behind a grown-up check.
Choose a child’s profile, set their daily limits and follow their recorded practice — without mixing everyone’s learning together.
A profile for each child
Switch between child profiles and keep their recorded practice separate. Available profile limits are shown in the app.
Limits you can set
Set daily screen-time limits and manage sound and narration in Grown-ups, behind a maths question or your PIN.
Progress you can follow
See completed lessons, recorded activity and screen time for the selected child. Practice records are not a developmental assessment.
Start with a quick tour. Explore together. Keep the full guide close by in Grown-ups when you need it.
Do you keep adding lessons?
Yes. New subjects and worlds land in the same Kidomi app. Home updates after a refresh — you do not buy a new product for each topic. What you see in the app is the current library.
Is Kidomi a one-time pack?
No. Free lessons let you try. Kidomi Premium unlocks the current library for the family (up to four children), billed and cancelled in Google Play. Prices are shown in the app before purchase.
How do Learning and Games work together?
Learning teaches first: a short meet-and-practice lesson per idea. Games is a separate practice library — matching, tracing, writing, counting and everyday choices. Both are on Home; the app shows the current activities and access.
What happens when screen time is up?
Play pauses. The companion waves, says playtime is finished, then goes to sleep. A grown-up can add bonus time for today behind the parent check. Lesson audio stops; unfinished answers are not thrown away.
What ages is Kidomi for?
Kidomi is for ages 4–8, with Read and Reason for 8–10 in the same app. Some early Learning subjects also work from age 3 with a grown-up.
Is there a guide for getting started?
Take the optional quick tour from Welcome, or open How Kidomi works in the Grown-ups area for the full app guide. You can skip the tour and start exploring.
Can we try it without an account?
Yes. Guest mode lets you browse and play activities marked free. Guest progress clears on restart or sign-in and is not transferred to an account. Grown-ups can sign in to save future learning to their account.
Does my child have to use the microphone?
No. Supported voice activities request grown-up approval before microphone access. Tap-based practice is available too.
Where can I see subscriptions and restore purchases?
Open the Grown-ups area in the app for current benefits, profile limits and store prices before purchasing. Manage your subscription and restore purchases with the store account used to buy it.
How do I manage our account and data?
Signed-in accounts back up progress; simultaneous activity on different devices may not combine. Account-deletion controls and published deletion instructions are available. Read the privacy policy below for data handling and retention.
Kidomi
For ages 4–8
Start Kidomi today.
Try free lessons. Unlock the library when you are ready — billed in Google Play, cancelled there too.