Their customer service is truly impressive. I had an issue with my access on day one and they were very responsive and walked me through all my steps. Once I was done with the app (summer was over), I did think they’d make it difficult for me to cancel. To my surprise they were just as quickly to assist as before. They didn’t ask why. They didn’t try to force me to stay. All they were interested in was help me as quickly as possible. I truly enjoyed the app and next summer I will be downloading it again!

I was really excited after seeing an ad for this app. The concept sounds amazing and is exactly what I've been looking for. However that was short lived once I started using the app. Obviously the first push is the membership of $9.99 per month...? For a kids activity app? Let's be honest, this should be a one time purchase app. I understand the business model and that new activities are regularly updated, but $80 for a yearly subscription is simply not worth it. My opinion was only based on my experience, but then I read the reviews and it only furthered my decision to delete this app. I'm not one for leaving bad reviews, but I feel like parents look out for each other, and there are plenty of other activities/apps that I would justify spending $10 monthly. Charge a one time fee

This app is the best thing I have found lately. I have used it 4 times already and I’m very happy i decided to invest on it. The story teller with AI is my daughters favorite feature, they get to chose the prompts for the story and is very fun and engaging, they are sleep within the first 5 minutes. The activities are awesome and practical as many of them need things we already have around the house, and as they play, they also learn a lot of useful things and use it in day life situations. I am very satisfied and recommend 100%.

There’s really cool ideas here and they also work as really great springboard to creating your own ideas and/or customizing them for your kid(s). But it’s a huge miss to not include blurbs for the science activities that describe the what/why/how it is happening to close the loop with an educational hit. Also, they should include a party game section to make the correlation of how activities can be scaled up for groups easier. Overall, content could be dialed up so it could be a one-stop kid activity ecosystem— but for now, I have to toggle between multiple sites to really optimize these activities for my kid.