A tutor in your pocket for children who find maths hard.
Countkind starts where your child feels comfortable and builds up one small step at a time. It launches in 2027 with adaptive practice and a parent dashboard; explanations that walk through mistakes follow in a later update.
Sound familiar?
- Homework ends in tears, or never quite starts.
- They understood it yesterday and can't today.
- They've decided they're "just bad at maths".
Often the trouble isn't this week's topic. It's something further back that never settled, like place value, number bonds or what multiplication actually means. School moves on, the gap stays, and everything built on top of it wobbles.
How Countkind will work
You set it up.
You create the account and a profile for each child. Your child never needs an email address.
A gentle start.
A short starting check begins below your child's level, so the first questions feel easy. There's no timer, and no right or wrong marking. Their answers show Countkind where to begin.
Practice that adjusts.
Each session picks the next step from how your child is getting on. There are no timers, and stars are never taken away.
You see the picture.
A parent dashboard shows what's secure, what's next and how practice is going.
Built around the English National Curriculum and the IB at launch, with more curricula to follow.
For children who find maths hard, whatever the reason
Countkind is for any child who struggles with maths, including children with dyscalculia. It doesn't diagnose or treat dyscalculia, and it isn't a substitute for a specialist assessment or a teacher's support. It's regular, calm practice, designed so that a child who has fallen behind can get questions right from the very first session.
Become a founding family
Join the waitlist now and you'll be among the first in when Countkind opens. Founding families get early access and a founding price, fixed for as long as they stay subscribed: [FOUNDING_PRICE_LOCAL].
[PENDING: price and billing period (monthly or yearly)]
Who's building Countkind
Built by Nick, a parent in Dubai.
Questions
- When does Countkind launch?
- In 2027. Everyone on the waitlist hears first, and founding families get access before general release.
- Which ages is it for?
- Children from about 5 to 14, from early primary into the first years of secondary.
- Which devices will it work on?
- iOS, Android and web browsers.
- Is Countkind for children with dyscalculia?
- It's for any child who finds maths hard, including children with dyscalculia. It doesn't diagnose or treat dyscalculia and isn't a substitute for specialist support.
- Which curricula does it follow?
- The English National Curriculum and the IB first, with more to follow.
- Is there a tutor that explains mistakes?
- Not in the first version. Explanations that walk through a mistake and re-teach the idea are planned for a later update, and we'll tell waitlist families when they're ready.
- What will it cost?
- Founding families get a founding price, fixed for as long as they stay subscribed: [FOUNDING_PRICE_LOCAL].
- What do you collect?
- Just your email address. Nothing about your child. Your child's profile is created later, inside the app, by you.