Learn more.
Score more.
Actually enjoy it.

That is what it is built for. Every topic and question is written for one specific age group, and the school subjects follow the syllabus for that year, so an hour here is an hour of real revision. Practice Zones generate fresh questions, Smart Review brings mistakes back after 1, 3 and 7 days, and timed rounds build exam recall. No app can promise marks — what this does is make revision actually happen, because children choose to do it.

No — half the point is the whole child. Math, Science, English and GK track the syllabus, but EQ teaches feelings, kindness, friendship and handling pressure; Analytical builds logic and reasoning; Puzzles trains creative problem-solving; and the age-normed IQ test shows how your child thinks. Better marks and better thinking, confidence and empathy.

TaniLearn covers ages 5–14 in five groups: 5–6, 7–8, 9–10, 11–12 and 13–14. Every topic and question is written separately for each group — a seven-year-old and a thirteen-year-old see completely different material in the same subject. Each child profile is set to one age group, and everything they see follows it.

Yes — the Surprise Mix quiz at Level 1, one complete free learning trail in every subject, and one multiplayer game per child, all free on every account. No payment card needed.

Plans are per child and run for 1 year: one subject, any three subjects, or All Subjects — which also unlocks any new subject added during the term. The IQ test is charged per attempt, and IQ and game credits are shared across the family. The pricing table above shows the current price in your currency, and promo codes apply at checkout.

Yes — one parent account holds up to 6 kid profiles, each with its own age group, avatar, levels, stars and plan. Progress is saved online per child, on any device.

Rarely. The bank holds 160,000+ questions, every round is generated fresh, and the app remembers what your child has recently seen so it avoids serving it again. Practice Zones also build a brand-new set on every visit — so it rewards understanding, not memorising the answers.

Yes. No third-party ads and no strangers: multiplayer games work only through private invite links you share, and the Family Cup leaderboard is opt-in and limited to your own kids and invited friends. Parents manage everything — profiles, plans and progress — from one account.

Two ways. Play with Friends is a live battle for 2–4 kids answering the same questions at the same time. Challenge a Friend is turn-based — play your ten, send the link, your friend plays the same ten whenever they like. Questions come from the youngest player’s age group.

The no-pressure half of TaniLearn: interactive lessons organised by topic — no timers, no scores, no wrong answers. Stations are things you touch: flip cards, sorting baskets, matching pairs, step-ordering, sliders and stories. Most topics end with a Practice Zone of fresh questions. Finishing a topic earns an Explorer badge, and finishing every topic in a subject for your child’s age group earns an Explorer certificate.

A one-attempt test across six reasoning domains, scored on our server the way real tests are — a deviation IQ (mean 100, SD 15) measured against children of the same age. You get the score, a percentile, per-domain results, a bell curve with your child plotted on it, and a certificate to keep.

Any modern browser — nothing to install. You can also add it to a phone or tablet home screen like an app, and progress syncs online, so a child can start on the tablet and finish on the laptop.

Yes, and you can install it today. TaniLearn is a progressive web app, so it installs straight from the browser on Android, iPhone and iPad — in Chrome use the menu and choose Install app; in Safari tap Share and then Add to Home Screen. It gets its own icon, opens full-screen with no address bar, and solo play keeps working with no internet. An Android app is also in testing on Google Play and is coming soon. Either way it is the same account and the same progress. Installing asks for no device permissions, and the app cannot read anything else on your device — your photos, files and other apps stay private.

Yes — finishing every level of a subject earns a printable PDF Champion certificate, and completing every learning topic in a subject for your child’s age group earns an Explorer certificate, both with your child’s name on them. Medals from multiplayer matches collect in their showcase.

New features, subjects, categories and levels are added regularly — and they are free for every player on a plan while that plan runs. An All Subjects plan automatically covers any new subject launched during its term.