For parents
You’re already doing everything you can. Now you’ll see it working.
Your child has so much potential. SuperChild turns it into short daily practice they love, and shows you every step forward.
Learner hears: “Give the monkey a banana”
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The problem
You shouldn’t have to wonder if you’re doing it right.
Every appointment ends with more homework and no clear way to do it. You’re left wondering if you’re doing it right, and whether any of it is working.
How it works
01
You know your child best. Start there.
Choose the words and skills you want your child to learn. Start exactly where they are today, on your own or with their therapist or teacher.
02
Every right answer gets a celebration.
SuperChild builds short sessions of 5 to 20 minutes and cheers your child on every time they get it right. Practice starts to feel like play, for both of you.
03
See the moment something clicks.
Every session is saved automatically. You see which skills are growing and which are stuck, so you know what to bring up at the next appointment.
caseload · this week
auto-updated
312
trials this week
86%
independent correct
2
targets stalled
- Mastered
Receptive ID — animals
Listener Responding
92%
- Improving
Match non-identical — clothing
Matching
84%
- Improving
Word → picture — CVC set 2
Reading
67%
- Needs review
Count items 1–5
Basic Math
48%
- Maintenance
Prepositions — on / under
Perspectives
88%
Calm
A calmer child. A calmer evening.
The same clear, predictable structure every session helps your child feel safe while they learn. Many parents notice a calmer, more focused child.
Proof
Built by a parent who was tired of cutting cards at night.
Ab built SuperChild for his son Musa when the advice kept being “practice more”. In six months Musa learned to recognize 1,000 concepts and read 261 words.
Who it’s for
You’re their parent. You don’t have to be their therapist.
SuperChild fits children who are learning new skills and can tap, drag or match on a screen. It works alongside the support your child already gets, never instead of it.
For parents
Tonight could be the first night you know exactly what to do.
Start with the skills your child is working on right now. Ten minutes a day, and you’ll finally see where it’s going.