Read & imagine
Explore letters, sounds, word building, and comprehension. My ABCs introduces all 26 uppercase and lowercase letter pairs with picture words, spoken names, and a matching game.
READING · MATHS · SCIENCE · CREATIVE PLAY
A welcoming woodland world for curious kids ages 3–12.
Read, count, investigate, and make something all their own.
Currently in internal testing. Version 1.3 is an unlocked preview; membership purchases are inactive and the app cannot charge you. A public release is still to come.

A PEEK INSIDE LITTLE SPROUT
Screenshots from Little Sprout’s browser preview. Layouts may vary on Android and by screen size. Select a screenshot to view it full size.
A welcoming home for reading, maths, and science adventures.
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Explore letter pairs, picture words, and spoken letter names.
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Find word games, tracing, counting, and creative activities.
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Follow letter, number, and shape guides at their own pace.
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Browse stories, practice sheets, investigations, and family guides.
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Read together, listen to a page, and return to a saved place.
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Count berries and explore numbers with a visual ten frame.
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Draw, colour, and make sticker scenes for a personal gallery.
View full sizeExplore letters, sounds, word building, and comprehension. My ABCs introduces all 26 uppercase and lowercase letter pairs with picture words, spoken names, and a matching game.
Start with counting, sorting, and patterns, then grow into addition, subtraction, fractions, decimals, percentages, and ratios. Choose a level that suits their confidence.
Discover plants, ecosystems, energy, and fair investigations. Try hands-on explorations or watch original narrated science scenes, with room to ask a little more.
A LITTLE STRUCTURE. LOTS TO DISCOVER.
Explore 90 original lessons and 365 practice questions across reading, maths, and science. A learning path, searchable library, subject filters, and favourites make it easy to find a starting point.
The resource library adds 20 original stories, practice sheets, investigations, and family guides, with materials, steps, reflection prompts, and answer guides. Browser readers can print these resources.
Five suggested levels range from Little sprouts (3–4) and Curious explorers (4–5) to Growing thinkers (5–7), Discovery makers (7–9), and Bright investigators (9–12).
The play garden has 15 activity types, including word building, sound games, bubbles, counting, sequencing, sorting, patterns, memory, dot-to-dot, and guided tracing. Trace 78 letter, number, and shape guides with finger practice or optional tap-step controls.
Create in the art studio with drawing, three colouring scenes, 24 stickers, undo and redo, and a personal gallery. Try an eight-key piano, echo original melodies, explore feelings and kind choices, or follow a movement pattern.
Turn the pages of ten original adventure and feelings storybooks. Read together, listen to a page, or tap a word for help. Adjustable text and saved reading places make it easy to return.
Stars, collectible stickers, daily goals, and gentle celebrations recognise participation. Grown-ups can choose a level, pick a short practice list of up to six activities, and view each child’s local progress.
Age ranges are starting points. Younger children benefit from exploring with a grown-up. These activities support practice and discussion; they are not formal learning assessments or a complete school program.
Up to four profiles share one device. Nicknames, learning progress, favourites, rewards, drawings, and story bookmarks stay on that device. There is no child account registration, cloud progress sync, advertising, social messaging, or publisher analytics in the current internal test. Feelings selections are not saved.
Parent corner uses a simple arithmetic puzzle to discourage accidental access. A grown-up can delete a child profile, including its progress, gallery, and bookmarks, when another profile is available. Clearing app storage or uninstalling removes all local app data. Android backup is disabled, so reinstalling does not restore progress.
The browser preview offers progress export and art download. These save files at the grown-up’s direction; they are not an Android backup or synchronisation service.
Learning content, illustrations, and fonts are bundled for offline use. Read-aloud uses the installed text-to-speech service and prefers a local English voice. Voice availability and network behaviour depend on the selected speech engine. The app does not request camera, microphone, contacts, photos, or precise location access.
Version 1.3 is currently available to internal testers. It is unlocked and cannot take payments. Its bundled purchase integration is inactive. Membership details and the privacy policy will be updated before live subscriptions are introduced.
These details describe the current build. The project’s standalone privacy policy is a draft awaiting publisher review.
For questions about Little Sprout, contact slyrealms@gmail.com. Please avoid including identifying details about a child.