Understand · Practice · Progress
One focused lesson a day from your child’s own board, grade and subject. Practice that feels like a quest. Progress you can actually see. No endless feeds, no rabbit holes: just strong foundations.
Every lesson is one small step: a Topic to read, a Worksheet to try, a mark to celebrate. Day by day they add up to confident maths, curious science and clear English.
See it in action
What a calmer, clearer way to learn looks like at home.
Too many screens and worksheets? One focused lesson a day, and a clear view of how it’s going.
Read the Topic, try the Worksheet, and watch progress build, week by week.
How Kogito works
Three steps, repeated every school day, turn scattered studying into a foundation that holds.
1Understand
Building Blocks, Blueprint and Word Power
Every school day brings one lesson cut from your child’s own curriculum, board, grade and subject: a clear Topic to read, a Worksheet to print and the Answers to check.
2Practice
Paper Quest and Quick Quest
Pick topics from the syllabus, or everything taught so far, choose your climb, and Kogito crafts a brand-new worksheet to print or a quiz to play on screen, in a minute or two.
3Progress
Strengths, weak spots and next steps
Marks from every worksheet and quest add up to a clear picture: which subjects are secure, which topics need another look, and how the week went.
Kogito Foundation · Word Power
New English words and one grammar idea every school day, Monday to Friday, on a track that fits your child.
English words and grammar, every school day
Each day brings a handful of new words, each with its meaning, sound, roots and family, and the grammar to use them well. Your child reads the lesson, takes the quiz, then replays older words until they stay for good.
Always free: it never uses the family’s credits
Play, puzzle and code
Foundations first, then room to code, play and puzzle, in the same calm, parent-guarded space.
Tic-Tac-Four: five by five, four in a row. Play the computer at three levels or a friend on the same screen, with hints and a strategy tip after every game.
First steps in real code: write Python, press Run and see results straight away, with bite-sized lessons and challenges sized for young coders.
Parent HQ
One parent account for the whole family. Hand over the screen in learner mode, and the important doors stay locked behind your PIN.
Add each child with their own board and grade, and open their learning in a tap.
Leaving learner mode, Settings and the Answers all need your parent PIN.
Set the weekly credit limit, when Answers open, your time zone and your PIN.
Credits used this week, scores, and the topics worth another look.
Get started in minutes
Sign up with your email or Google account in a minute.
Pick each child’s board and grade. Kogito lines up their syllabus straight away.
Choose a four-digit parent PIN and open learner mode: today’s lesson, quests and progress in one focused place.
Focused lessons, quests they want to finish, and progress you can see, all on their own syllabus.