Kiddopia

What Kiddopia is

Kiddopia is a preschool learning app for children ages 2–7. Its activities cover art, language, logical reasoning, motor skills, social skills, numeracy, role-play, sciences, and self-expression. Parents can filter activities by a child’s age and skill type. Kiddopia is available on Android, iOS, and the web, and the maker says a single subscription works across iOS, Android, and Amazon mobile devices. Most learning games can be played without an internet connection, according to the maker.

The app has a free plan and a 7-day trial. The Monthly Plan costs $12.99 a month and includes 1000+ activities, new content every week, up to three child profiles, and offline mode. The Annual Plan costs $79.99 a year and adds a free printables library, priority customer support, and early access to new games. Kiddopia says it does not collect personal information from young users and asks for a child’s age at sign-up to meet learning needs. It describes its early learning platform as COPPA-certified by kidSAFE. Its privacy notice says data is encrypted in transit or at rest and access to personal data is limited to personnel who need it. Kiddopia says it was created by new parents in 2010; its team includes parents, teachers, artists, and developers.

Who it suits

Kiddopia suits families looking for preschool activities for children ages 2–7 across areas such as language, numeracy, science, and motor skills. Age and skill filters, offline play, and support for up to three child profiles are useful for parents managing learning for young children.

Getting started

1. Visit the Kiddopia website.
2. Choose the Android, iOS, or web platform.
3. Select the free plan or start the 7-day trial.
4. Choose the Monthly Plan at $12.99 a month or the Annual Plan at $79.99 a year.

Verdict

Choose Kiddopia for a preschooler ages 2–7 if you want activities across several learning areas, with age and skill filters and offline play. Families looking for learning activities outside that age range should look elsewhere, since the maker says the games are intended for ages 2–7.