Apps for Education and Care
Apps for everyone who learns – and for everyone who helps others learn. Grounded in didactics, no ads, no data collection.
The learning path
Our apps are not a loose collection. They follow the path learning actually takes – from comparing small quantities to the technical language of everyday care work.
Quantities at a glance · ages 4 to 8
At a little market, the eggs sit in cartons of five. The quantity flashes up only briefly – children who spot the five no longer need to count.
Egg stand
Glance time 3 s
How many eggs were there?
Tap “Flash!” – the lid opens only briefly.
Comparing quantities · ages 5 to 8
Before children can calculate, they need to compare. More, fewer, the same – this foundation decides whether numbers will make sense later on.
Your coins
5 is more than 3
Piet the Parrot
Number bonds · numbers up to 10
A child who sees 8 as 5 and 3 no longer needs to count. One part of the number house is missing – the child taps it.
Which number is missing?
Addition and subtraction to 20 · ages 5 to 8
Addition and subtraction are two sides of the same thing. In the Lichterwald, three numbers always belong together: one big parent light and two child lights. Once children see that, they no longer need to count.
Tap one of the family’s facts.
Four facts, one family: which lights belong together?
Adding across ten · ages 6 to 8
In Pim’s world of bridges, every bridge has exactly ten planks: five of dark cherry wood, five of light maple. Children who make ten first can cross ten without counting.
8 planks are already there. How many are missing to make ten?
Place value · ages 5 to 9
Before 34 is written on paper, it has to be understood: three tens and four ones. In the Funkli Valley, children bundle ten little lights themselves – never handed out ready-made.
Tap ten Funklis – they hold hands.
Tens
Ones
More than nine ones? Then bundle ten into a Tenling.
Times tables · ages 6 to 12
A 3×4 block is 3 high and 4 wide. Children see that 3 × 4 fills exactly 12 squares – and 4 × 3 fills the same 12, just turned.
How many squares?
3 × 4 = ?
The island that travels · grades 1 to 4
On the island of Noa, people measure, count and share because someone needs something. Today a plank is missing from the jetty, and Kofi’s old tape measure only starts at 2. Read the number at the end and you order too long. Count the spaces and you get it just right.
Kofi needs a plank for the gap. How long does it have to be?
How long should the plank be?
Telling the time · ages 5 to 10
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Drag the long hand – the short one follows, just like on a real clock.
Nine levels, not a random quiz
Level 1: Getting to know the clock face
For teachers · individual support plans
Describe the starting point, set goals, print, evaluate, carry forward: Förderplanung guides teachers and special-needs educators through the whole support cycle – with suggestions from a professional library. The plans stay encrypted on the device.
Starting point
Erkennt Reime; einzelne Laute im Wort werden noch nicht sicher identifiziert.
Goal
Pick a goal from the library.
Professional library
Part A with QR code
Support area: Lesen
Goal:
Passphrase
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Once printed, the plan is backed up. The QR code is encrypted – reading it back in also needs the four-word passphrase.
Goal
Has the goal been reached?
The app is in German – and so is the sample plan here.
Making teams · school, sports, workshops
A list of names becomes balanced teams in under ten seconds. The preview shows how the group will be split before you shuffle – and that is exactly what you get.
Who is playing? Tap anyone who sits out.
How many teams?
12 people → 4 teams: 3 · 3 · 3 · 3
Traditional German counting rhyme
How it will be split
Team 1 3 places
Team 2 3 places
Team 3 3 places
Team 4 3 places
German for everyday care work · starting the job
Anyone starting out in care in Germany needs the language of the ward. PflegeMate shows every technical term with its article, a picture, audio and a translation – and how to say it to a patient, a colleague and a doctor.
der Rollstuhl
Plural: die Rollstühle
German
Show the translation in
The same wheelchair, three registers
Formal “Sie” · kind and explaining
Ich hole Ihnen jetzt den Rollstuhl, dann fahren wir zusammen zum Röntgen.
Informal “du” · short and direct
Kannst du mir mal schnell den Rollstuhl aus Zimmer 4 bringen?
Clinical · brief and precise
Herr Weber ist seit heute Morgen nur im Rollstuhl mobil, das Gangbild ist unsicher.
Example sentences we wrote for this preview. In the app, every term comes with three sentences like these, all with audio.
PflegeMate is a learning aid for nursing German. The app is not a medical reference and does not replace training, onboarding at work or checking with your team.
From the workshop
Many children simply read the number at the end of the ruler. What research on measuring length shows, why the broken ruler task matters and which activities help.
What research knows about cooperative learning structures, when jigsaw, inside-outside circle, numbered heads or think-pair-share fit, and what makes them work.
Number reversals are common in German because the ones are spoken before the tens. What research shows, what it means for English and what helps.