An Educational App
That Actually Teaches Something.

Khan Academy Kids is excellent for ages 2–7 but stops there. Lumi covers ages 2–13 with a continuous curriculum that grows with your child. Lumi is also voice-first — kids speak answers rather than tap, which builds stronger recall. And Lumi includes formal assessments like spelling tests and weekly finals that Khan Academy Kids doesn't have.

ABCmouse is primarily click-and-explore for young children. Lumi is voice-activated for all ages and includes a full K–5 Academy curriculum for older kids. Lumi's parent dashboard shows real academic scores rather than activity completion. And Lumi's AI lesson engine generates fresh content continuously — there's no fixed content library to exhaust.

No. Lumi is a subscription product. No ads, no in-app purchases, no upsells, no external links. The whole app is behind a single $14.99/month subscription.

Lumi works across a wide range — from 2-year-olds learning letter sounds to 12-year-olds doing Grade 5 algebra and literary analysis. The two learning tracks (Little Learners for ages 2–6, Academy for 7–13) keep the experience age-appropriate at both ends.

Yes. The parent dashboard shows every lesson completed, subject scores, test results, XP earned, streak days, and which topics are flagged as struggling areas. It's updated automatically after every session.