Which curriculum is in the app, and which are not
The honest version is short. Six countries are in, the rest are not, and we name a country when it is in the app rather than when we hope to have it.
What is in the app today
Not a plan, not a roadmap: this is the list.
- ✓ United States, Grade 2Common Core State Standards: 23 maths skills in five units, 14 reading skills in three. Finished, checked and in the app.
- ✓ EnglandMaths and reading, Reception to Year 4, from England's National Curriculum. In the app.
- ✓ Germany, France, Spain, the NetherlandsMaths for each, across the four-to-nine band. In the app.
- ✕ Everywhere elseOn the list and nothing more. Your child rides the US maths path and the app says whose path it is.
How a framework becomes a path
We take the document a country publishes, pull out the skills for one year, keep the order the framework gives them, and put each skill on the path as a spot. A spot carries a question template rather than a list of written questions, so a child who comes back to a skill meets new numbers rather than the same four sums.
Every template is drawn three hundred times before it ships: the answer recomputed in code, no option repeated, four tiles every time, no negative number where the year has not met one, and no reading question whose stem contains its own answer. That is a mechanical check. It is not a teacher’s review, and we do not describe it as one.
Checked before it ships
Every question is written and checked offline, then shipped inside the app. None is generated while your child is playing — which is also why the path keeps working with the phone in flight mode.
The screen that starts a path names the curriculum it comes from, so you always know which one your child is riding.
We name a country once it is in the app, and we don’t promise dates for the ones that aren’t.
See the path for your child’s year.
Start 7 days freeWhen a country lands, it lands in a release note — not on this page in advance.