A preschool learning app made for little hands
For ages 2 to 4, Mimi Learn It keeps lessons short, spoken out loud and full of pictures, so your child can learn before they can read. Mimi says your child's name, cheers every answer, and builds the skills preschool teachers look for: talking and listening, letters and sounds, counting and shapes, and curiosity about the world.
By age
Age 2: talk and listen
Talk and sounds, numbers and shapes, my world, counting and patterns, and little scientists.
Age 3: letters and counting
Letters and sounds, counting and shapes, me and my world, numbers, shapes and sizes, and science explorers.
Age 4 (pre-K): ready for kindergarten
Letters A to Z, sounds and words, numbers 1 to 10, counting and adding, and exploring the world.
Built for kids who can't read yet
Every question is read out loud by Mimi. Answers are big pictures and buttons. Lessons are about 10 minutes, and the daily plan ends with recess time, so screen time has a clear finish.
Getting ready for kindergarten
The pre-K lessons follow what kindergartens expect on day one: knowing letters and their sounds, writing their name, counting to 20, comparing numbers and naming shapes. The parent account shows which of these your child has mastered.
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
Is a 2-year-old too young?
The age 2 lessons are made for toddlers: short, spoken, and about talking, sounds, colors, numbers and the world around them. Sit with them for the first few lessons.
How much screen time is it?
A lesson is about 10 minutes and the daily plan is a few lessons, then it ends with recess time, so there is a clear stopping point.
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.