Math for kids who love to move!
Adojo is an interactive iPad app for children that blends active play and learning math skills. Watch your child jump, dance, and move through a personalized math curriculum. The physical movement during education not only keeps kids engaged, it improves learning outcomes. ​​
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Recommended by parents & experts
Emily Grzelakowski, LCSW
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"Adojo stands out among the choices for tablet apps - it's the one I fully trust and am excited to have my kids engage with."
Cognitive Behavioral Psychologist and Mom of 4
Amber Keckley
Single Mom of 2
"I love seeing my kids play Adojo together - it makes me happy to see them having so much fun."
Krystle Mitchell
Corporate Executive and Mom of 2
“I’m relieved to finally have a screen time option for my kids that doesn’t have them hunched over their tablet for an hour. They’re moving and learning at the same time - I wish I’d had Adojo as a kid”
Loved by Children
Key Features
Education through active play - Adojo’s one-of-a-kind active learning experiences use the latest technology to redefine tablet-based learning for kids—no extra hardware needed.
Personalized to your child - Adojo adapts to your child’s progress, providing tailored math practice that builds skills and confidence—designed by educators to meet each child’s unique needs.
Backed by science - Movement before and during learning has been shown to positively impact learning outcomes. We work closely with experts to leverage this.
No Wifi needed - Adojo’s innovative game play runs offline - no need for an active internet connection or data.
Ad-free - We use a subscription model so we can offer the experience ad-free.
About Adojo
Adojo is 100% female founded. It is built in house by a team of people who are passionate about rethinking how kids learn.
Nadia Haven is the Co-founder and CEO of Adojo. She is a youth coach and holds an MBA from Oxford University.
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Dr. Isabel Hutchison is the Co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Adojo. She is a Unity Developer and holds a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience.