Features
The app is free to install. Some learning stays open. Premium, bought on this website, opens the rest for every child on the account.
Free
A parent chooses every video a child can open. The child never sees a general YouTube feed. They see All, Videos, Shorts, Islamic, and ABC, and only the ones allowed for their household.
Each child profile keeps its own watch history, so you can see what one child watched without mixing it with another child on the same login.
Free
Morning and evening duas, salah, and Quran stay open without premium. A child can read a surah with the Arabic, the English meaning, and the Urdu line, then move page by page.
Learn Namaz walks through wudu and the prayer in simple steps. The namaz streak marks the days they keep going.
Free
English starts with the alphabet, then tracing each letter with a finger, then spelling a word from letter tiles. Math asks a short sum and lets the child pick the answer.
Body parts sit with the same free set, so a young child can name what they see as well as read and count.
Free set
A first set of games stays free so a child can play on the day the app is installed. These cover memory, counting, letters, patterns, true or false, animals, and tic tac toe.
Games outside that set ask for premium. The free ones do not.
Preview, then premium
Stories open like a story book, with every story, video stories, and favorites. Painting is a blank page with brushes, colors, and paper. Puzzles ask a child to slide the picture back together.
Each of these starts with a small free sample: one sound in a group, one story, one painting, and one puzzle. The rest of the library is premium.
Premium
A child can see stars as they learn. Claiming those points, gifts, and the parent view of each child’s points needs premium. The same plan covers every child on the account.
Parents also get a timer, screen time, app lock, and the list of allowed apps. Choosing which apps are allowed stays on the Android phone. The website shows the list.
