Free maths game · ages 4 to 14
Maths,
one episode a day.
Your child picks a fairy-tale hero, and every right answer moves their cartoon series forward. About 15 minutes a day, always at the right level.
- No ads
- No accounts
- Works offline
Opens in the browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Nothing to install.
How it works
Start in under a minute
No sign-up: just a name (or a nickname) and an age.
Choose a hero
Six heroes, six series. Each one has its own season of 10 episodes.
A short level check
In the first sessions, Bipo finds out what your child already knows, so it starts neither too easy nor too hard.
One episode a day
About 15 minutes. Every right answer moves the story on; after a mistake, a step-by-step explanation appears.
Progress and rewards
Coins to dress up the robot, a companion that grows, and badges. Parents follow it all in the parent area.
The series
Six heroes, six series
Each hero has their own world, friend and story. You can switch heroes at any time, and every series keeps its own progress.
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Liana · firefly fairy
Firefly Valley
Help Liana the fairy gather the magic light for the Festival of Lights!
10 episodes
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Bipo · little star mechanic
The Star Workshop
Bipo the robot hunts for star gears to switch the night sky back on.
10 episodes
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Ember · little dragon learning to fly
The Dragon Isles
A little dragon, a warm Sun Egg and a long way up to the volcano’s crown.
10 episodes
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Milo · apprentice wizard
Moonlight Academy
A young wizard, a talking book and a magic ceiling that needs its stars back.
10 episodes
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Marina · mermaid explorer
Pearl Reef
Help Marina the mermaid bring back the reef’s pearls and all the colors of the rainbow!
10 episodes
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Rusty · little fox aviator
The Sky Islands
Rusty the fox cub flies his balloon to gather feathers for the Wind Compass.
10 episodes
What’s inside
Much more than sums
Adapts to your child
After the level check, the difficulty adjusts with every answer: new topics, practice and review in the right mix.
109 topics
From counting to percentages and equations: numbers, the four operations, fractions, decimals, measures, time, money, geometry and more.
Reads aloud
In Portuguese, Russian, Ukrainian and English. The Windows version has its own voice; in the browser, the device’s voices are used.
Brain games and coding
Pairs, Sudoku, Tower of Hanoi, Quick maths and Make 10. Plus a robot to program, step by step.
A companion pet
A little creature your child chooses and names, which grows as they learn.
Works offline
After the first visit, the game is saved in the browser and can be installed as an app.
For parents
Everything in view, for grown-ups only
The parent area shows how long your child practised, what they have mastered and where they need help.
Daily time
Choose from 5 to 30 minutes. We suggest 10 minutes for ages 4 to 6 and 15 after that.
Progress
Minutes per day, accuracy by area, topics mastered and topics that need attention.
PIN
The parent area can be locked with a 4-digit PIN.
Safe
No ads, no chats, no links out of the game and no purchases.
Safety and privacy
Privacy is built in
No ads
No banners, no videos, no in-game purchases.
No accounts
No sign-up, email or password. A name or a nickname is enough.
Nothing leaves the device
Progress is saved only on your child’s device. The game doesn’t send data anywhere.
FAQ
Questions from parents
Is Bipo really free?
Yes, completely. There are no ads, no purchases and no subscriptions.
What ages is it for?
Ages 4 to 14. The level check and adaptive difficulty let every child start at the right point. For younger children, tasks can be read aloud.
Which devices does it work on?
Any modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox), on a computer, tablet or phone. From the browser, you can install it as an app. There is also a Windows version with its own built-in voice. Phone apps are on the way.
Which languages?
Portuguese (from Portugal), Russian, Ukrainian and English. You can switch at any time. Tasks and stories are read aloud: in the Windows version with Bipo’s own voice, in the browser with the voices installed on the device.
Does it work offline?
Yes. After the first visit, the browser keeps a copy of the game, so it opens even without a connection. The Windows version always works offline.
What data do you collect?
None. Progress is stored only on the device, in the browser’s storage. There are no accounts, ads, analytics or third-party tools, and parents can delete everything in the parent area. The details are in the privacy policy.
How much time per day?
About 15 minutes (10 for the youngest), and parents can choose anything from 5 to 30. Brain games open after the daily session; parents can change that in the settings.
How do I see progress?
In the parent area, which opens with a PIN or a grown-ups-only question: time per day, accuracy by area, topics mastered, topics that need attention and recent sessions.
