What the teacher does
- Opens Aarav’s board
- Unlocks “Count objects up to 5”
- Grades it Developing — three stars
Built for ages 0–6 — preschools, teachers and families
One child. One record. Every place they learn.
The learning doesn't stop when a child leaves the room — so the record shouldn't either. Speedo Brain gives a preschool, its teachers and its families one shared skills board, a learning game the child plays themselves, and everything the school runs on underneath it.
Open now, no account needed
- 2,260
- skills, already written
- 0–6
- the whole age range
- 3
- dashboards, one login
- No app store
- installs from a QR
Who it's for
Three people around one child. Three ways in.
A parent, a teacher and a principal want different things from the same system. Pick the one that's you — the rest of the page is the product they all share.
Whichever one you pick, you land on a home screen built only for that job — the parent's week, the teacher's class, the principal's morning. Nothing to configure first, and nothing on the screen that belongs to somebody else.
For families
Stop being the messenger between school and home.
You should not have to ask at pickup what your child worked on today, then guess how to carry it on at home. Speedo Brain shows you the same board the teacher is marking — live, on your phone, for free.
- Costs you
- Nothing
- Free lessons before any school is involved
- 4
- Children per parent profile
- As many as you have
Your Google account is the whole sign-up — no password to choose, nothing to pay, and your child's board is open the moment you name them. You do not need your school to have joined first.
See what they're actually learning
The skills their teacher has switched on, the ones coming next, and how they're going — in the teacher's own words, the moment they write them.
Every place they go, one week
School, the chess coach, Saturday football, the tabla teacher who comes home. One calendar, one fee book, one set of receipts.
A game they can open on their own
Learning mode reads itself aloud, so a child who can't read yet needs nobody sitting beside them. Stars, stickers, and no way to lose.
Find the coach you were going to ask around for
Chess, swimming, phonics, music — filtered by age, by distance, by whether it's online. Book it from the same parent profile.
The thing that makes it work
One board. The teacher marks it, the parent sees it.
Not a weekly summary, not a newsletter, not a photo in a group chat. The same board, open in two places at once. A teacher unlocks a skill in the classroom and it is on the family's screen — and in the child's game — before the child is home.
What the parent sees
- Unlocked by the teacher, today
- Teacher ★★★ · You — · Game ★★
- The lesson is playable at home tonight
One scale, wherever the grade came from
- Not started
- Emerging
- Developing
- Secure
- Mastered
No stars at all means nobody has looked yet — which is not the same as Not started, and the board keeps the two apart. A locked skill is graded by nobody and shows on the child's screen as something coming, never as a padlock.
Either grown-up can unlock a skill
The teacher switches one on for the classroom; you switch one on at home. Neither can undo the other's — each holds their own switch, and every row says who last flipped it and when.
Five stars, three columns
The teacher grades it, you grade it, and the game scores it from how the child actually played. All three on one scale, side by side, so mastery is a picture rather than one adult's Tuesday.
Screen skills and hand skills both count
Threading beads and holding a pencil are graded on the same board as the tapping games — the game cannot score those, so the column stays empty and the two adults fill it in.
Four subjects, nine levels
Math, Language Arts, Science and Social Studies, from Playgroup through Grade 5. Unlock what a child is ready for; the rest of the 2,260 waits rather than clutters.
The child's half
A screen a four-year-old can use on their own.
Learning mode is not a smaller version of the grown-up dashboard. It has no settings, no menus and no reading — five pillars, a trail of lessons, a voice that explains each one, and stickers for getting there.
It reads itself aloud
Every instruction is spoken as well as shown, so a four-year-old who cannot read yet still knows what to do. No adult has to sit beside them.
No spinner, ever
The lessons ship inside the app rather than downloading. It opens instantly on school wifi, on a train, and on a phone with one bar.
There is no way to lose
Stars, stickers and a trail that only goes forward. A wrong tap gets a hint in a kind voice, not a red cross.
Four lessons free, no school needed
A family who signs up tonight can play now — one taste each of English, Maths, social skills and motor skills, with nobody to wait for.
Everything else
The other things you were buying from five different places.
A cot sheet, a safeguarding certificate, an assistant teacher, a Saturday chess meet and a swimming coach. All of it is bought by the same grown-ups, around the same child — so all of it is here, on the same parent profile.
All five are open right now, without an account. Read the whole catalogue, work every filter, look up a coach's number — signing in is only asked for at the point it actually means something: a basket, an application, an enrolment, an entry, a booking.
Store
Toys, puzzles, books, cots and craft — everything a nought-to-six room or home actually buys, age-banded so nothing on the shelf is for an older child.
- Age bands from 0–1 up to 5–6, on every shelf
- Classroom kit and home play in one catalogue
- Signing in is only asked for at the basket
For preschools and daycares
A principal does two unrelated jobs. So the dashboard does two.
Standing the school up and running Tuesday morning are not the same work, and a single thirteen-item menu makes neither of them legible. Speedo Brain splits them, and nothing is hidden — a screen that serves both jobs is in both places.
Setup
The shape of the school
Decided in bursts, revisited rarely, and everything the school then runs on.
- Staff and contracts
- Rooms and programme
- Onboarding programme
- School calendar
- Fee structure
- Banking details
- Policies
- Compliance and access
Operations
The morning, every morning
The day itself — who is in, who is covering, what is owed and what went out.
- Students and the register
- Room rosters and live ratios
- Scheduling and leave
- Performance and feedback
- Staff training register
- Onboarding tracking
- Payroll
- Billing and collections
- Consent and documents
- Communication
- Reports and analytics
Take the whole platform or only the modules you need — a daycare that wants rosters and ratios is not made to run payroll here first.
Watch
See the whole thing in two minutes.
A short walkthrough of how learning signals from school, home, play and screens come together into one living profile.
Why we built it
Children spend under a fifth of their waking hours in school.
The rest — at home, at play, online, at the coach's on a Saturday — is a black box. Every tool captures one fragment, and stitching them together falls entirely on the parent. That is the problem this product exists to end.
Our mission
To connect every part of a child's learning — at school, at home, at play, and online — into one intelligent system that helps every parent, teacher and caregiver nurture the whole child.
Our vision
A world where no child's potential goes unseen — where learning follows the child across every space and stage of growth, guided by an understanding of the whole of who they are.
Trust
You are handing us a record of a child. We know what that is.
Privacy claims are cheap, so here are the decisions behind ours — the ones written into how the thing is built rather than into a policy page.
A child's record is not a product
We do not sell it, rent it, or hand it to an advertiser. It exists so the people raising the child can do it better, and for nothing else.
Everyone has one identity
A child, a parent, a teacher and a school each get one record with one id. Nothing is ever reissued, so one family's history can never end up attached to another.
Access is decided by the record, not the link
Whether you may read a child's file is answered by the database itself. Hiding a menu item is decoration; we don't rely on it.
Nothing a child earned is deleted
A skill taken out of the catalogue is retired, never removed, because a child's recorded work is attached to it. History does not get tidied away.
It works when the wifi doesn't
The child's lessons run offline and the app opens full screen from the home screen. A dropped connection is not a lost morning.
The whole child, still
Curiosity, confidence, wellbeing and how they play matter as much as what they can count to. The record has room for all of it.
Get the app
Scan it. It's on your home screen.
Point your phone camera at the code and Speedo Brain installs straight from the browser — no app store, no download, no update to chase. It opens full screen, works on phones and tablets, and keeps working when the connection drops.
Scan to install
iPhone, iPad & Android
Start with one child, or one whole school.
Families can begin tonight and it costs nothing. Teachers can list a class in a minute. Schools we take on one at a time, so we can set you up properly — tell us which you are and we'll take it from there.
Sign up
Pick the one that describes you. Your account is created there and then with your Google sign-in — no form to fill in, and nothing to wait for.
ParentFor your own children, at a preschool or learning at home.TeacherYou teach at a preschool or daycare.SchoolYou run a preschool or daycare.
A child is not on this list. Children do not sign in — a parent enrols them from their own account.
Prefer email? Write to team.speedobrain@gmail.com