Every day, your child discovers a new beautifully illustrated word. A gentle, visual approach to build their vocabulary at their own pace.
A simple and effective method to learn a new word every day.
Each day, a new word is presented to your child. A simple ritual that builds vocabulary naturally.
Every word comes with a simple, child-friendly definition and an original, colorful illustration set as the device's wallpaper. Pairing the picture with the word's meaning helps your child remember it for good.
No pressure, no scores. Just the curiosity of discovering a new word, at their own pace.
Each word is illustrated and explained with a child-friendly definition.
An app carefully designed for children and parents' peace of mind.
No ads, no distractions. Your child stays focused on learning.
Each illustration is crafted to facilitate understanding and memorization of the word.
Available in six languages — French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and German — to support families around the world.
An intuitive and secure interface, adapted for both young and older children.
Switch the language and level right from your home screen. The daily word wallpaper updates instantly.
MotioEdu follows you across every screen — phone, tablet and now your Windows computer.
On Google Play, with the home screen widget and the daily word wallpaper.
View on Google PlayOn the Microsoft Store, for PCs and tablets running Windows 10 and 11.
View on the Microsoft StoreThe app is now available on Google Play and the Microsoft Store. Download it today!
MotioEdu is an app for children that shows a new illustrated word and its definition every day on the phone's home screen, through a widget and a wallpaper. Your child discovers one word a day without having to open the app.
The app offers three levels of difficulty, from first vocabulary to richer words. Every word is illustrated and its definition is written simply, so a young child can understand it or read it with a parent.
Consistency matters more than quantity: one new word a day — illustrated, explained, then used again in conversation — sticks better than ten words learned at once. A two-minute ritual each morning is enough, especially if your child can see the word again during the day.
No. The word of the day appears on the home screen, as a wallpaper and through the widget: your child sees it every time they look at their phone or tablet, with no extra play session and without opening the app.
No advertising and no subscription. The app is free to download, can be tried for 7 days, and then unlocks with a one-time purchase.
The app is available on Android (Google Play) and on Windows 10 and 11 (Microsoft Store).
