Made-for-YOUR-kid learning apps

Built around your kid's obsession.

A learning app that looks like their favorite thing in the whole world, and secretly carries a full 9-week quarter of daily lessons aligned to Georgia's academic standards.

Line art of three kids: a boy kicking a soccer ball, a girl jumping a horse, and a kid playing a video game surrounded by stars
Built for any kid. Aligned to Georgia's academic standards. ADHD-and-LD friendly features. Zero data collected, ever.

Any sport, animal, art, or interest. If your kid loves it, we build with it.

Why kids actually beg to use this one

Learning apps fail when they feel like homework wearing a mascot costume. This one feels like their world, because it is.

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Their obsession, everywhere

Their name on it. Their world as the theme. Progress feels like winning ribbons, scoring goals, or leveling up, because it literally is.

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Georgia standards inside

Every lesson maps to Georgia's current academic standards for their grade, the same framework their school is measured against.

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ADHD-and-LD friendly, built for any kid

Short lessons, movement breaks built in, spoken or typed answers, read-aloud on every lesson, and remediation that starts where your kid is, without shame. Features designed around ADHD and learning differences end up making the app better for every kid, not just some.

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Private by design

Runs entirely on your device. No account, no tracking, no data collected, ever. Your kid is not the product.

Step into two demo worlds

Meet Avery and Jax, our fictional 5th graders. Tap in and play; the demos are the real app. Your child gets their own world.

Parents: look for "Coach unlock" inside the demo to see the answer keys and coach tools. The demo code is extratime.

The horse edition

Avery's Show Season

Earn ribbons, ride show-jumping quizzes, fill a stable with champion horses, take barn breaks, and get hints from Coach Willow.

Ride the demo
The gaming edition

Jax's Quest Season

Bank XP, battle boss quizzes, recruit a guild of legendary heroes, take respawn breaks, and get hints from Pixel the Guide.

Play the demo

Inside every edition

A complete quarter of after-school learning, less than an hour a day, four days a week, with Friday as game day.

How it works

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A 30-minute call

Tell me about your kid: what they are obsessed with, their grade, where school is going well, and where it is not.

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Built in 72 hours

Your child's edition arrives: their name, their world, their grade's full quarter, plus printable packets and your coach code.

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Nine weeks of wins

Less than an hour after school, four days a week. You read the short teach script, they do the reps, the app does the cheering.

Pricing

Sold by 9-week school quarters, the same rhythm as your kid's report card. Compare it to tutoring at $300 to $600 a month, not to an app subscription.

Personalized edition $179 / 9-week quarter
  • Everything in the $99 edition
  • Priority build slot, outside the five-seat quarterly cap
  • Season pass: four quarters for the price of three and a half
Get the Personalized edition
Premium $349 / 9-week quarter
  • Everything in the personalized edition
  • Studio-voiced narration: lessons read by a warm, natural voice, and your kid picks their coach's voice
  • A custom coach character designed with your child: their coach's name, personality, and pep talks
  • A deeper intake: share psych-ed evaluations, private school evaluation results, or IEP and 504 paperwork, and every accommodation gets built directly into the lessons
  • Parent onboarding call, mid-quarter check-in, and same-week tweaks on request
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The honest part

What this is not

Not a tutor, and no promises about test scores. It is the structure, the materials, and the fun, so you can partner in your child's learning without becoming a curriculum developer, teacher, and cheerleader all at once.

Privacy, in plain words

Runs entirely on your own device in a web browser. No accounts, no logins, no analytics, no data collected, ever. Progress saves on the device. Nothing about your child goes anywhere.

What you need

Any device with a browser, and a grown-up with 20 to 60 minutes on school days. Currently built for 5th grade, quarter 1, more grades rolling out; tell me your child's grade and I will tell you the timeline.

Questions parents actually ask

Is this really built just for my kid?

Yes. On our 30-minute call you tell me your child's grade, what they are obsessed with, and where they need support. Within 72 hours their edition arrives with their name, their world as the theme, and their grade's full quarter of lessons.

What if my child does not like the theme once we start?

Tell me and I will retheme it. The lessons underneath stay the same; only the world around them changes. This has not come up yet, but the offer stands.

Do you collect or sell any of my child's information?

No. The app runs entirely on your own device. There is no account, no login, no analytics, and nothing about your child is ever collected, stored, or sent anywhere, by me or by anyone else.

What grades and subjects are ready right now?

The demos you can try right now are set for 5th grade, quarter 1, all four core subjects. I can customize K-12. Tell me your child's grade on our call and we will get it set up.

What if I need to cancel or want a refund?

Full refund, no questions asked, any time before your child's edition is delivered. After delivery, email me and we will make it right.

How do I get help if something is confusing?

Email me directly, any time. I read and answer these myself, not a bot and not a support queue.

Still have a question?

Email me directly. I answer personally, usually the same day.

Email askme@lovehudsonmaggio.co

"I built the first one for my own son, a 5th grader who lives for soccer. Like every parent, public school or private, I carried the quiet worry that I might be missing something my kids needed. I'm a former teacher and certified curriculum developer, so I knew exactly what grade-level ready should look like. And I was still printing worksheets, buying textbooks on Amazon, and paying tutoring centers $300 a month. I didn't want to become an expert in every subject. I wanted to support my kids without lesson planning my nights away."

"Honestly, I built the app to end the homework arguments. Now my son begs to use it. Then I built a horse edition and a gaming edition, and realized every kid deserves an app that feels like it was made just for them. Because theirs will be."

Love Hudson-MaggioFounder, Home Field Learning. Former teacher and certified curriculum developer. AI consultant. Mom of two Georgia kids.