Eight magical worlds, 1280 questions with beautiful illustrations, and Milo or Luna reading everything aloud. For children aged 4 to 12, even before they can read.
Milo and Luna show you everything you can play, collect and discover.
Kwizillo wraps knowledge about space, animals, Earth, history, science and mysteries into a quiz adventure children open by themselves, not because they have to, but because it is fun.
From the solar system to knights and castles, from painting to the Olympic Games. Every world has four topics and a mixed quiz.
Every question has its own picture that shows the subject, never the answer. 1280 questions per language, each with a hint, an explanation and a fun fact.
Question, answers, explanation and fact are read out naturally. Preschoolers can play too, and older children practise listening.
Memo with the pictures from the worlds, Maths with sums per level, What am I?, Photo Zoom, Fun facts and the Runner. Per world or all mixed.
A quiz is ten questions. Each has four answers, a hint and an explanation, and a timer that follows your level.
Eight worlds, each with four topics or a mixed quiz.
Milo or Luna reads the question and answers A to D. Not sure? Ask for a hint.
Right or wrong: you hear the correct answer, a short explanation and a fun fact. Confetti when you are right!
Every correct question becomes a knowledge card. Earn XP, coins, medals and new buddies.
SpaceSolar system · Stars · Astronauts · Rockets
AnimalsFast animals · Baby animals · Sea life · Jungle
EarthCountries · Weather · Oceans · Maps
HistoryEgyptians · Knights · Romans · Explorers
ScienceExperiments · Body · Inventions · Energy
MysteryRiddles · Treasure · Nature · Treasure hunt
ArtPainting · Music · Architecture · Dance
SportBall sports · Olympics · Water sports · RecordsBesides the quizzes in the eight worlds, Kwizillo has six games. They use the same questions, pictures and voices, so your child keeps learning while playing something else.
At the top you pick one of the eight worlds, with your level per world. Below, under Play more, are the games: Memo, Maths, What am I?, Photo Zoom, Fun facts and the Runner. Every game works in every world and in all ten languages.
Turn over two cards and find the pairs. The pictures come from the world you choose, and Milo or Luna names each picture as you turn it. Higher levels add more cards and give you less time.
Ten sums per round, in six levels. You start with adding and taking away up to 10, and grow through the times tables and division to sums up to 1000, halves, quarters and percentages.
Milo or Luna gives clues, one at a time, and you pick the right picture out of four. Guess it after the first clue for 100 points, after the second for 75 and after the third for 50. Thinking first pays off.
A photo starts right up close, on a tiny detail. What do you see? Pick from four names. Right away is worth 100 points; every zoom out makes it easier but is worth less.
One of 128 surprising facts at a time on a beautiful card, 16 per world, read aloud by Milo or Luna. New facts come first, and you can see how many you have discovered.
Run through the jungle, the city or the sky, as a boy or a girl. Swipe or use the buttons to dodge and jump, and grab coins and power ups such as the coin magnet. A run lasts 40 seconds and the coins go to the shop.
Children see exactly what they have achieved. Everything they earn is kept in their collection.
Every quiz you pass is worth 25 points, a whole world 100. Across all eight worlds there are 800 points to earn.
Every question you answer correctly becomes a knowledge card with a picture and a fun fact. With 1280 questions there is plenty to collect.
Every world has a shiny golden card. You buy it in the shop with coins from the Runner and the other games.
Right answers unlock 13 buddies, and there are 8 awards, from your first quiz to 7 days in a row.
Brothers and sisters can all play on one device. Kwizillo greets every child by name and shows where they left off, with their level, coins and day streak, and Someone else is playing switches player.
Kwizillo is built on what works: short, visual, explained, repeated, and rewarded in a way children want to earn themselves.
Kwizillo comes in ten languages, with both the text and the voices. Milo and Luna read every question, every answer and every fun fact aloud in the language you choose. Great for children who speak another language at home, or who want to pick up a second language while they play.
You switch language in the Parent zone. Every question, fun fact and game comes along.
Not reading yet? No problem: Milo or Luna reads everything. Level 1 with plenty of time, counting dots for sums, Memo with pictures.
Reading and listening, collecting facts and cards, the first times tables in Maths, and a slightly tighter timer.
Higher levels with less time and no mistakes, sums in two steps, percentages and fractions, and the mixed quiz per world.
Also for teachers and after school clubs: school year and level can be set per child, and the game needs no account.
Milo and Luna are the guides who read aloud. Correct answers unlock new buddies.
MiloYour clever robot buddy
LunaCalm & friendly
CometSpace buddy
PatchAnimal friend
TerraEarth protector
SparkyExperiment fan
LumiMystery seeker
NovaStar traveller
KikoJungle explorer
PipDaredevil on the ice
RaviInventor in the making
FloraFriend of nature
DracoLittle castle dragonNo advertising, no analytics from third parties, no account. Progress stays on the device.
School year, level, language, sound and the timer sit behind a sum for parents. So does sharing scores.
Your child's name is only shown on the device and never sent to any service. The voice uses a generic greeting.
Start for free. Want to discover everything? Choose Premium, monthly or yearly.
You take out the subscription in the app, with your App Store or Google Play account. A parent does this behind a parental gate, so your child never sees a price. The subscription renews automatically until you cancel it, which you can do any time in your account settings. The free trial week applies to the yearly plan and turns into a paid subscription if you do not cancel in time.
Yes. Every child plays with their own name and their own progress, points and collection. When it opens, Kwizillo asks who is playing, so brothers and sisters never take over each other's progress.
Roughly 4 to 12. Young children play with the voice and level 1; older children pick a higher level with less time and harder questions.
Ten languages, from English, Dutch and German to Arabic: the whole app and every question. Switch any time; progress is kept.
All pictures, questions and games are inside the app. Only the voice comes from the internet; without a connection the app keeps playing, silently.
Your child hears the right answer, the explanation and the fact. Too many mistakes in a topic? Play that topic once more. Never a punishment, always a second chance.
Kwizillo is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play, for iPhone, iPad and Android. Email us and we will let you know as soon as you can download it.
More questions about the Parent zone, progress, the subscription or privacy? Visit the help page