SplashLearn: Kids Learning App

Name: SplashLearn: Kids Learning App
Rating: 4.5 (31720 reviews)
Author: StudyPad, Inc.

By: StudyPad, Inc.

PreK-5 Math & Reading Games

Features & Capabilities

Loved by over 60 million kids and used in 1 in 3 US schools, SplashLearn blends curriculum-aligned math and reading with interactive games, books, worksheets, and rewards that keep children curious, motivated, and confident.

The app adapts to each child’s level, supporting independent learning while offering challenge when they’re ready. With Preschool–Grade 5 math and reading, 4000+ games and decodable books, it helps kids understand concepts by doing. No ads, COPPA & GDPR compliant, and it provides real-time progress insights for parents, plus a free trial and flexible subscription.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Games Kids Content

By:

StudyPad, Inc.

Rating:

4.50

(31,720) 31 new ratings

Version:

7.4.11 Last updated: 2026-05-26

Version code:

885809105

Creation date:

2013-11-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

504.31MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 8,708 ▲ 9

Other rankings

#20 in Made for Kids #18 in prodigy keyword 4 ▲ 2#30 in education keyword 11 ▲ 1

Other platforms

SplashLearn: Kids Learning App (v7.3.4)

1,430,943 4.59

(3,238)

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Developed by:

StudyPad, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/splashlearn-kids-learning-app/id672658828

Website:

https://www.splashlearn.com

User Reviews

Review highlights show SplashLearn is praised for engaging, game-like content that helps math and reading and for solid progress tracking and homeschooling support via reports and controls. Key drawbacks center on billing/subscription issues and refunds, customer service concerns, device/login access challenges (especially on iPad/parent accounts), and price/value questions with some calls for better initial assessment/personalization. Overall, the app is loved for learning engagement and progress visibility but users want smoother billing, better cross-device access, and more adaptive learning features.

Pros

Engaging, game-like activities that make learning fun and improve math and reading while boosting kids’ confidence.
Strong progress tracking and reporting for parents/teachers, including time spent and skill mastery, helpful for homeschooling.
Broad range of topics with rewards/achievement features; appeals to kids and supports independent practice.
Parent/teacher controls and features (focus areas, time limits, progress summaries) that reduce parental prep and monitoring effort.

Cons

Billing and subscription issues, including charges, renewals, refunds, and poor customer support.
Frequent login/access problems across devices (notably iPad), and trouble handling parent/child accounts.
Perceived high price/value mismatch and recurring payments or extra charges for features.
Desire for better initial assessment and more personalized/adaptive learning.

Recent reviews

I like this for my toddler and 1st grader but not my 4th. My 4th grader will fill in the writing and it will tell her it’s wrong. Then multiple choice pops up and her answer is right there. It’s very frustrating for her and me. I also wish it had an option to teach how to do equations. I mean kids do forget. She’s capable of all the math but forgets how to figure some of the fractions out etc. Another app we use has a button that will give a quick review. This is a cool app and has a lot of activities but in the end I decided to cancel our subscription.

by Mo*****, 2026-05-27

It’s so cool

by Ni*****, 2026-05-23

I’m really disappointed with SplashLearn’s pricing and subscription setup. I signed up for the monthly plan at $11.99, thinking I was paying for full access to the app for my child. Apparently, that plan only includes 10 lessons per day, which was not clearly presented upfront. Then, once my child hit the limit, she came to me confused because the app was asking for more money to continue. Suddenly there was another upgrade option for around $7 more per month, bringing the total closer to $19/month. That option was not clearly shown when I originally signed up, and the daily lesson limit was not made obvious. It feels very predatory toward parents and kids. If there are limits, they should be clearly explained before checkout, not discovered after a child is already using the app. The learning content may be fine, but the way the subscription is structured feels misleading and frustrating. I would not recommend this app unless they make their pricing and limits much more transparent.