A mistake is a hint
Nobody loses here. After a mistake a visual hint appears, and the task that didn’t work out comes back once more at the end of the level — to make it stick, not to punish.
Learning games · ages 4–10
Learning that feels like an adventure
Pulsar Kids turns math, geography, history and ecology into games your child will ask to play. No ads, no losing, no scary timers — just the joy of getting it right. And you stay calmly in charge of screen time.
It takes a minute: a parent creates the child’s profile, and the child signs in to the game with a nickname and a PIN.
Why Pulsar Kids
We want children to want to learn — all by themselves. Most learning apps punish a mistake: they take away a “life”, start a timer, flash a red cross. Children grow afraid of getting it wrong and give up. We did the opposite.
Play before you can read
Tasks and answers are read aloud, and every text has a speaker button next to it. Once your child reads confidently, you can switch the voice off.
Difficulty grows with your child
Every game is a path of steps, each a little harder than the one before. The stars on a card tell you what age the game is for.
No ads
No third-party ads and no in-app purchases. Your child sees only the tasks, their own world and their own achievements.
50 games across nine galaxies
Here subjects are galaxies and games are planets. This is what awaits on them.
Math
- Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
- Fractions on pizzas and cakes, and sums with fractions
- A balance scale for numbers and a number maze
- Tangram, area and perimeter
- The shop: counting money and change
- Greater, less, equal — and a clock with hands
- Story problems: the shop, friends, the road
Language
- The alphabet: put the letters in their places in the table
- Letter bubbles, word chains, rhymes and sentences
- Five games in English, and the same five in Ukrainian and in Polish — each with a voice of its own
- 50 steps in every game
Logic
- Rhythm and patterns: what comes next
- Shadow lotto: find the shadow of the thing
- Mirror symmetry: the other half of the picture
- Logic riddles: 150 kinds of puzzles that make you think
Astronomy
- Parade of planets: their order from the Sun, their sizes and a hundred questions about them
- Constellations: join the stars by numbers and letters, then find them in the night sky
Art
- Color mixer: two paints make a new color
Geography
- The flags of every country in the world — starting with the best known
- Continents: who lives where
- The oceans on a map of the world
- Natural zones and the animals that live there
- Capitals — and why it is day in one place and night in another
History
- “Time Machine”: 100 tasks about what came first
- 50 dinosaurs: what to feed them and how to tell them apart
- Great people of the world and of Ukraine
- Inventions of the world and of Ukraine
Ecology
- “Eco Patrol”: sorting glass, paper and plastic
- Finding out what they will be turned into
- “Why is that?”: air, water, climate, animals, energy
Nature
- The seasons: what happens in nature and when
- The twelve months in order
50learning games
9subject galaxies
1528levels across all games
3age groups
3app languages
10visual themes
A planet of their own that keeps growing
Every task earns crystals. What to do with them is your child’s own decision — and that is a little lesson too.
Build a world
Crystals can be traded for buildings and decorations for their own planet. The grandest of all — the “dream castle” — unlocks last.
Or save up for a family goal
You agree on a real-life reward together: “collect 500 crystals and we bake cookies”. Spend now or keep saving — the choice is your child’s.
Stations of knowledge
Every new step in any game earns a key of knowledge. The keys open stations on the planet: an observatory, a library, a laboratory of numbers.
A favorite theme
Unicorns, space, dinosaurs, the underwater world, bricks, the forest, winter… A theme changes the colors, the hero, the crystals and the city that grows on the planet.
Parents’ area
A separate entrance for grown-ups. Your child can’t wander in — the game simply has no door to it.
Screen time without tears
You set the session length, the break and the daily limit. Your child sees no timer — just hourglasses that slowly disappear. A level already started is always finished, and then the hero “goes for a rest”.
Up to five children
Each child has their own profile, nickname and PIN, their own theme, progress and settings.
Family goals
Agree on real-life rewards and watch your child get closer to them.
Settings that fit your child
Sound, voice, labels, read-aloud buttons, the number of answer options, the step in every game.
How to start
A parent opens the parents’ area
Sign in with your email and tap “Add a child”.
Sets a nickname and a PIN
Think of a simple nickname and a short PIN for your child, and set the play time.
The child signs in and plays
On the game page they type their nickname and PIN, then pick a theme and their first planet.
Spotted a bug or have an idea?
Write to us: what went wrong, what could be handier, which game is missing. You can add a photo or a short video — it makes things easier to understand.
Ready for the adventure?
Choose where to go next.