Talkio Kids

English for ages 7–10

A few quiet minutes a day, and English starts to click

Your child flies 114 short missions across a galaxy and comes back with 126 English words they can hear, read and say out loud — greetings, animals, colours, numbers, food, family, questions. Nox flies with them the whole way.

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  • 126 words across 24 units
  • Speaking out loud from unit one
  • Works offline
  • No ads

How it works

Set it up once, then they fly it themselves

Two minutes together at the start. After that the app is written for your child, and the only screen written for you is Parent corner.

Set it up together, once

Choose the language you speak at home, decide about the microphone and whether the app may send one daily reminder, then hand the phone over. About two minutes, and no account to create.

Fly one mission a day

A few minutes of listening, choosing, matching, building sentences and saying words out loud. Each mission adds a word or two and brings back an older one, so nothing learned in unit 2 is gone by unit 12.

Look in on Parent corner

Minutes played, missions flown and new words learned this week, behind a grown-up gate. No upsell and no "your child is falling behind" — just the week, and the switches.

Nox, the alien co-pilot who flies every mission with your child

Meet the crew

Nox is why they say it out loud

Every mission is flown with Nox, your child's co-pilot. Nox introduces each new word, says it again as many times as your child asks, and cheers when they land it. Saying a new word to a character who is waiting for it is a much smaller thing than saying it to a room — and children keep answering a character long after they stop answering a progress bar.

  • Hears it as often as needed Every instruction and every word is spoken as well as written, and replaying is always one tap away. It never costs anything.
  • Kind when it's wrong No hearts, no lives, no buzzer. A missed question comes back a few steps later, and after three tries the answer is simply shown so nobody gets stuck.

Questions parents ask

The things you'd want to know first

What will my child actually learn?

126 words and the phrases around them, in a fixed order across 24 units: greetings and their own name, animals, colours, numbers to ten and then to twenty, food, the body, family, likes and dislikes, everyday things, opposites, asking questions, places, clothes, actions, daily routine, school, weather and feelings. By the end they can hear a word, pick it out of a line-up, read it, build a short sentence with it and say it out loud.

My child can't read fluently yet.

Every instruction is spoken as well as written, and the pictures carry the meaning. Reading grows alongside listening rather than gating it.

Which languages does it cover?

Your child learns English. The app around the lesson speaks English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and Danish, and new words are explained in whichever of those you speak at home.

Does it need Wi-Fi?

No. Every lesson, picture and recording ships inside the app, and your child's progress is stored on the device. It works on a plane, in a car and at grandma's — there is nothing to download first, nothing to sync afterwards, and no account to sign in to.

What happens to my child's voice?

Some steps ask your child to say a word out loud, and the app listens to tell whether they said it — that is what the microphone is for. The listening happens on the device itself: the recording is never uploaded and never stored. Decline the microphone and those steps become "tap when you've said it", with your child judging themselves instead. Either way, a speaking step can never hold up the mission.

How long is a session?

A mission is a few minutes long and then it ends. There is no streak to protect, no daily quota and no next reward dangled to keep your child going. You can switch on one quiet reminder a day at a time you pick, or leave reminders off entirely.

Can anyone contact my child through the app?

No. Talkio Kids has no chat, no comments, no leaderboards, no accounts and no profile for anyone to find. The only voices in the app are the crew's.

What does it cost?

The first two units are free, with no card — 11 missions and the first 12 words, which is enough to see whether your child takes to it. After that a subscription unlocks the remaining units and every mission added later. Buying happens behind the grown-up gate, and you manage or cancel it from your App Store or Google Play account like any other subscription.

Show them the star trail tonight

The first two units are free — 11 missions and their first 12 English words. No account, no ads.

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Store links go live at launch.