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Kiddopia vs Osmo

Both stand on preschool learning apps. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Kiddopia

Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb

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.

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Osmo

Free plan AndroidiPhone

Osmo combines digital games with physical pieces and drawings across several learning areas. Check device compatibility before choosing a kit, especially for Math Wizard, and note that offline play is unavailable.

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The facts

KiddopiaOsmo
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onAndroid, iPhone, WebAndroid, iPhone
Lowest paid planAnnual Plan: $79.99 a yearLittle Genius Starter Kit (4 games): $59.99, paid once
Plans published22
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websitekiddopia.complayosmo.com
On preschool learning apps#13 of 35#17 of 35

Kiddopia: what it does well

  • Covers nine listed learning areas, from art to sciences.
  • Parents can filter by age and skill type.
  • Most learning games are available offline.
  • One subscription works across iOS, Android, and Amazon mobile devices.
  • Paid plans include up to three child profiles.

What to know first

  • The games are intended for early learners ages 2–7.
  • The Monthly Plan costs $12.99 a month.
  • The Annual Plan costs $79.99 a year.

Osmo: what it does well

  • Games cover a range of learning subjects.
  • Age-specific games include options from ages 3–12.
  • Most apps are available free from app stores.
  • Current apps are supported for classroom use.
  • Some game pieces may be replaced free within 90 days.

What to know first

  • An Osmo Base and reflector are required.
  • Offline play is not supported.
  • Math Wizard has device compatibility limits.
  • Some apps require redemption codes.

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