A full tour of Clever Acorns,
playable right here.

Scroll through the activities your child will actually do: letters, words, numbers, echo, planets, the Maths, Spelling and Music Missions, and a customizable mascot. Every demo below is the real app, not a video, not a mockup.

↑ Tap one. Your speakers are about to meet your child's future.

Step 1 - letters and sounds

Tap any letter. Hear it.

Two-year-olds figure this out in about a minute. Every tap speaks the letter's name. Here's the first six, sign up free for the whole A to Z.

Six letters here, the free app has all twenty-six.

Step 2 - spelling a whole word

Watch a word come alive.

Pick a word. Every letter pops in with its sound. A short sentence anchors the word to something your child can picture.

Tap a word and watch.

In the app, your child just says "Spell flower." - no tapping required. If they meant the other kind, they can say "Spell flower, the one we use for cooking" and it quietly corrects to flour, with a new sentence to match.

Step 3 - numbers too

Numbers work just like letters.

Tap a number to hear it out loud. This taster shows twenty, the free app counts to a hundred, and Plus runs a smooth grid all the way to ten million.

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Just a taste here. Sign up free to count to a hundred, Plus renders up to 10,000,000 without a stutter.

Step 4 - the confidence trick

Hear your own voice.

Kids read better out loud. Better still when they hear themselves. Tap the mic and try it - with a delay you control.

Headphones off. Speakers low. Then hit start.

Step 5 - parents stay in control

A parent PIN only a grown-up knows.

Every setting that matters - billing, content filters, daily caps - sits behind a 4-digit parent PIN. Kids who wander in can back out with a tap. No punishment, no lockouts.

Quiet Mode

Mutes echo when the mic gets loud. Great for yellers.

Try tapping the toggle. A kid with a curious finger won't get far.

And there's more inside

Three more activities, all playable right now.

Spelling is one room in a bigger house. Tap any card to open the real activity and try a sample for yourself.

One honest thing

Built for my own kid first.

My son started using versions of this at two. He's four now and reads above grade level. I'm not claiming the app did that - his mom and I read to him every night and that matters more than any tool. But the tool helped, and the tool is now this.

Everything you just tried works on the free tier, in any modern browser, on any device. Sign up takes ten seconds. If it doesn't click for your child in an evening, close the tab. No subscription to cancel.