A learning app that speaks your family's languages
Mimi Learn It runs fully in English or fully in Spanish: the lessons, Mimi's voice, Story Time and the messages for parents. For bilingual families, a child can learn to read in both languages in the same account, and switch whenever they want.
Spanish lessons made for Spanish
Spanish is learned by syllables, so the Spanish reading path teaches syllables with m, p, l, s, t, d, n, r, c and g, then words, sentences and stories. There are also lessons on Spanish spelling and sounds. It is not an English app run through a translator.
Everything else, in both languages
Reading
Letters, sounds, phonics or syllables, sight words and stories.
Math
Counting, adding and subtracting, place value, time and word problems, up to 5th grade.
Science and social studies
Weather, living things, the body, community, country and world.
Story Time
Read-along stories with Mimi and her friends, in English and Spanish.
For families who speak both at home
Pick your state and the lessons follow that state's school standards. Children who speak Spanish at home and English at school can practice both, and parents can read every report in their own language.
Price
7 days free, then $5.99 a month or $49.99 a year (launch price for families who join by December 31, 2026, kept for as long as you stay). A card starts the free week; nothing is charged during it, and you can cancel any time.
Questions parents ask
Can my child use both languages?
Yes. Each child has a language setting, and you can switch it any time.
Is the Spanish a translation?
No. Spanish lessons follow how Spanish is taught, by syllables, with Spanish spelling and sounds. Shared subjects like math and science are written for both languages.
Is there an iPhone or Android app?
Mimi Learn It works today in the web browser on any phone, tablet or computer. Apps for iPhone, iPad and Android are coming soon.
Is it safe for my child?
There are no ads and no chat. Children only play with friends a parent approves with the parent passcode, and only a grown-up can make the account.
Can more than one child use it?
Yes. One family plan covers up to 6 children, each with their own grade, progress and Knowledge Garden.