Maths games for kids that follow the school syllabus
Fun maths games for kids that follow CBSE, ICSE, State Board, IB, GCSE and Common Core maths: counting, tables, fractions, algebra, geometry, trigonometry and calculus, with hints and progress reports.
Read the guide →Science games for kids: physics, chemistry and biology made playful
Science games for kids from EVS and Our World to Class 12 Physics, Chemistry and Biology: plants, animals, the human body, forces, electricity, light, atoms, reactions and genetics.
Read the guide →English learning games: phonics, grammar, reading and writing
English learning games for kids: phonics and sight words for little ones, grammar, tenses, punctuation and vocabulary in primary school, and literature, poetry and writing skills for older students.
Read the guide →Preschool learning games for Pre-KG, LKG, UKG and kindergarten
Read-aloud preschool learning games for ages 3 to 6: counting, shapes, colours, big and small, animals, fruits and vegetables, letters and sounds. No reading needed and no timers.
Read the guide →Board exam preparation through revision games
Revise for Class 10 and Class 12 board exams (CBSE, ICSE, ISC, SSC, SSLC) and GCSE or A level with exam-style chapter games, weak-topic alerts and the Exam Fortress Siege revision boss rush.
Read the guide →Homework help app: turn a textbook page into a game
Snap-to-Game turns a photo of any textbook page or worksheet into a five-question practice game in about a minute, with every answer double-checked by AI before your child plays.
Read the guide →A learning app for kids in India, for every board and language
IvySity is a game-based learning app for Indian students: CBSE, ICSE, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka and other State Boards, from Pre-KG to Class 12, with app menus in 8 Indian languages and UPI payment.
Read the guide →What is game-based learning, and does it work?
Game-based learning puts curriculum questions inside the actions of a game. Here's how it works, why it helps practice and motivation, and how IvySity applies it to the school syllabus.
Read the guide →Track your child's learning progress, chapter by chapter
IvySity's parent dashboard shows each child's stars, first-try accuracy by subject and chapter, lagging topics, streaks and city rank, and lets parents assign booster quests and revision sieges.
Read the guide →A safe learning app for kids: no chat, no ads, parent-controlled
IvySity is designed for children's safety: parents create every profile, children never enter an email, there's no chat, no ads and no third-party trackers on children's screens, and data can be deleted any time.
Read the guide →Spaced repetition and revision games that make learning stick
How IvySity uses spaced repetition, retrieval practice, the Feynman technique and mistake review to help children remember their syllabus, with 90-second Shield Recharge reviews, an AI study pet and a Mistake Lab.
Read the guide →Learning in your mother tongue: hints explained in 14 languages
IvySity keeps every question in the language of your child's syllabus, but explains any hint in 14 languages (Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi, Urdu, Spanish, French, Arabic and simple English) and reads it aloud, with app menus in 8 languages.
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