Adojo: Math & Movement!
Adojo is an interactive tablet app for children that blends active play and learning math skills. Watch your child jump, dance, and move through a personalized math curriculum. The physical movement during education not only keeps kids engaged, it improves learning outcomes. ​​
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Recommended by parents & experts
Emily Grzelakowski, LCSW
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"Adojo stands out among the choices for tablet apps - it's the one I fully trust and am excited to have my kids engage with."
Cognitive Behavioral Psychologist and Mom of 4
Amber Keckley
Single Mom of 2
"I love seeing my kids play Adojo together - it makes me happy to see them having so much fun."
Krystle Mitchell
Corporate Executive and Mom of 2
“I’m relieved to finally have a screen time option for my kids that doesn’t have them hunched over their tablet for an hour. They’re moving and learning at the same time - I wish I’d had Adojo as a kid”
Loved by Children
Key Features
Education through active play - Adojo’s one-of-a-kind active learning experiences use the latest technology to redefine tablet-based learning for kids—no extra hardware needed.
Personalized to your child - Adojo adapts to your child’s progress, providing tailored math practice that builds skills and confidence—designed by educators to meet each child’s unique needs.
Backed by science - Movement before and during learning has been shown to positively impact learning outcomes. We work closely with experts to leverage this.
No Wifi needed - Adojo’s innovative game play runs offline - no need for an active internet connection or data.
Ad-free - We use a subscription model so we can offer the experience ad-free.
About Adojo
Adojo is 100% female founded. It is built in house by a team of people who are passionate about rethinking how kids learn.
Nadia Haven is the Co-founder and CEO of Adojo. She is a youth coach and holds an MBA from Oxford University.
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Dr. Isabel Hutchison is the Co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Adojo. She is a Unity Developer and holds a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience.