Phonics, spelling, grammar, punctuation, vocabulary and reading comprehension - from first phonics right through to GCSE and high school.
Adaptive questions that back off when it’s tough and push on when it’s not - with a mascot who notices, and a growing world of themes to unlock along the way.
Free for the first 400 XP of practice - no card required to try it.
Every family starts with two themes and unlocks more by ranking up - dinosaurs, unicorns, arcade cabinets, deep ocean, and more. Here’s a peek.
New themes are being added all the time - tell us what you’d like to see.
Three right in a row and the questions step up. A couple of wrong turns and Algy backs off and explains, patiently, until it clicks. No fixed worksheet, no fixed pace - just the right question for right now.
Every correct answer earns XP. XP earns ranks. Ranks earn new themes - a whole new mascot, colour palette, and set of rank names to grow into, chosen by your kid, not assigned to them.
Playing days build a streak, and XP quietly banks freeze credits along the way - so a missed Saturday or a half-term week doesn’t wipe out weeks of progress.
One sign-up, as many kid profiles as you need. Each kid keeps their own progress and their own themes, all under one family subscription.
Every kid gets 400 XP of practice free, no card needed. After that it’s one flat price per subject for the whole family: £5 a month for one or two kids, £8 a month for three or more. Add another subject and a bundle discount kicks in automatically - 20% off with two subjects, up to 35% off with five or more. Manage or cancel any time.
Got a kid who needs maths practice too? Try Algy Maths, built alongside this one - stack subjects on the same account and save more as you add them (20% off two, up to 35% off five or more).
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Algy is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by any exam board or test provider (including GL Assessment, Riverside Insights/CogAT, ACER, Pearson Edexcel, AQA or the College Board). Those names are used only to describe the question styles and specifications Algy practises.