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• Konneylius Accounting Software

  Work with your figures. Understand your business. Build practical skills with Konneylius Academy.

• Pig Farm Management

  Renaissance Farms brings animals, breeding, feed, health, planning and farm accounts into one workspace.

• Childminder Management

  Creche Bethel connects children and families, attendance, daily care, funded hours and parent billing.

• Legion of Mary

  A home for your praesidium: members, weekly meetings, Legion work and a clear treasury record.

• Hairdresser Management

  Explore a visual salon demonstration with real hairstyle and product photographs, sample promotions and adverts.

• Landlord Management

  Manage properties, tenancies, rent, repairs, documents and financial reports in one workspace.

• Church Management

  Run your parish: people and households, sacramental registers, Mass and service times, intentions, ministries, room bookings, giving with Gift Aid, notices and safeguarding. Parishioners update their details, request a Mass intention or book the hall themselves. For Catholic and other churches.

• Household Management

  Manage household budgets, bills, shopping, meals, chores, appointments, cupboard stock, repairs and private documents.

• Rota Management

  Prepare weekly staff rotas from contract patterns, account for availability and approved leave, then publish, print or download them as PDFs.

• Shift & Earnings Tracker

  Record your working hours, plan shifts, keep holiday records and see estimated take-home pay, tax and earnings summaries in one private tracker.

• Bakery Management

  Manage bakery products, orders, daily sales, stock, customer displays and financial reports.

• Poultry Management

  Manage flocks, houses, eggs, feed, health, sales, customer orders and financial reports.

• Corner Shop Management

  Manage shop products, till sales, deliveries, stock, customer orders and cash-up reports.

• Pub Management

  Manage pub products, orders, bar tabs, stock, expenses and financial reports.

• Plumber Management

  Showcase plumbing services and products, book call-outs, manage jobs, parts, suppliers, customers and staff, and issue branded invoices.

• Electrician Management

  Manage electrical jobs, customers, quotes, invoices and financial reports.

• Cleaner Management

  Showcase cleaning services and supplies, book visits, manage jobs, checklists, stock, customers and staff, and issue branded invoices.

• Carer Management

  Manage care clients, planned visits, care tasks, visit records and team access.

• Tailor Management

  Showcase tailoring and alteration services, manage customer measurements, fittings, orders, fabrics, suppliers and staff, and issue branded invoices.

• School Management

  Manage pupils, classes, attendance, marks, reports and parent access.

• Birthday & Events Management

  Birthdays, event schedules, guests and private replies, checklists, budgets, a customisable services window and branded business accounts.

• Taxi Management

  Showcase taxi services and promotions, receive ride requests, assign drivers and vehicles, log journeys, and manage customers, expenses and branded invoices.

• Driving Instructor Management

  Showcase your driving school, manage lesson bookings, instructors, cars, learner progress, test records, prepaid hours, invoices and finances.

• Gardener Management

  Showcase garden services and plants, arrange visits and jobs, manage stock, customers, suppliers and staff, and issue branded invoices.

• Choir Management

  A home for running your choir. Start here as members, rehearsals, music and concert tools take shape.

• Family Tree

  A home for your family history. Start here as people, relationships, photos and stories take shape.

• Priest Duty Management

  Organise Masses, intentions, sacraments, pastoral visits, rotas, diary entries and reminders.

• Household Documents & Appointments

  Private household paperwork, renewal history, appointments, linked checklists and printable schedules.

• Form Filling Management

  A home for keeping on top of forms. Start here as form tracking, saved answers and deadlines tools take shape.

• Eating Diary Management

  Record meals, snacks, drinks and reflections in your own words. Review your day or week without calorie targets, food scores or medical conclusions.

• Children Activities Management

  Organise each child’s week with activity photos, timetables, guardian contacts, lifts, kit, permission records and family cost reports.

• Attire & Shoe Management

  Know what you own, plan what to wear and care for what you keep. Organise clothing, shoes, outfits, laundry, repairs and thoughtful shopping.

• Medication & Hospital Appointments

  Keep prescribed medication schedules, dose logs, manual refill records and clinic appointments together. An organiser, not medical advice.

• Subscriptions Management

  See what renews, what it costs and what is worth keeping. Track subscription prices, trials, payments and cancellation reviews in one private organiser.

• Expense & Bills Payment Tracker

  Reviewed bank statement imports, receipt matching, item unit-price comparisons, bills, payment records, budgets and private financial reports.

• Student Exams, Learning & Timetable

  Private subjects, class timetables, revision topics, exam countdowns, assignments, goals, study logs and recorded results.

• Secretary & PA Management

  Manage diary appointments, tasks, contacts, documents and business reports.

• Financial Management Simulations

  A space to practise financial decisions. Start here as fictional scenarios, budgets and cash-flow simulations take shape.

• Chieftaincy & Land Management

  Manage palace records, land plots, cases, events, public pages and reports.

• Household Stock Management

  Keep everyday supplies in view. Start here as home inventory, shopping and stock reminders take shape.

• Association Management

  Manage association members, meetings, subscriptions, activities and financial reports.

• Car Management

  Track vehicles, maintenance, fuel, documents, reminders and running costs.

• Picture Management

  Organise pictures on this device with your own tags, albums and saved filters. Play your selections with music, page turns and adjustable slideshows.

• Document Management

  Private document libraries with folders, previews, version history, access controls and printable inventories.

• Customer Management

  Keep customer details, conversations and next steps together. Organise your own groups, respect contact restrictions and stay on top of manual follow-ups.

• Stock Management

  Manage items, suppliers, stock movements, purchase orders, sales and reports.

• Life in the UK Test Practice

  Study with revision cards, practice questions and mock tests; the revision bank and independent course also offer Simplified Chinese.

• English Vocabulary & Exam Preparation

  Learn vocabulary with flashcards, meaning quizzes, synonyms, antonyms and revision progress.

• Business Wisdom

  A space for practical business principles, judgement and reflection in English and French.

• Mathematics Made Memorable

  Explore mathematics lessons, practice questions, real-life missions, interactive labs and learner progress.

• Bible Study

  A starter for Bible reading, study and reflection in English and French.

• Daily Missal

  The Mass of every day: the season, colour and feast; the readings in full with links to the official lectionary texts; a homily on the Gospel – the Fathers of the Church from St Thomas Aquinas’s Catena Aurea, the Holy Father’s words on Vatican News and, where written, a reflection for the day; the Order of Mass to follow along with the people’s Latin parts; a liturgical calendar; and My Missal for your intentions and notes. In English and French.

• Project & Task Management

  Turn your plans into clear next steps. Organise private projects, move tasks through a simple board, and keep milestones, responsibilities and due dates in view.

• Travel & Trip Planning

  Keep the practical details of a trip together: where you are going, what you plan to do, what to pack and how much you expect to spend.

• Library & Book Lending

  Know which books you have, who has borrowed them and when they are due. Organise physical copies, readers, shelves and lending history in one private workspace.

• Restaurant & Kitchen Management

  Run restaurant orders, kitchen preparation, ingredient stock and financial reports in one workspace.

• Hotel & Guesthouse Management

  Showcase rooms and offers, manage reservations, guest stays, housekeeping, deposits, expenses, branded invoices and financial reports.

• Fitness & Activity Planner

  A private weekly activity planner with editable photos, reusable routines, personal goals, activity logs and progress reports.

• Community Support & Fundraising

  Support groups for alumni, prayer circles, friends, families and charities. Make a plea, contribute and follow the results.

• Workshop & Repairs Management

  Run a customer-facing workshop window and manage services, products, promotional prices, quote or booking requests, team access and job cards for any repair or service trade – including trades not listed: choose Other trade and name yours. Example demos show it across six trades.

• Mechanic Workshop

  Run your mechanic workshop – or explore the fictional demo first – with service jobs, vehicle records, parts, customer requests and a public service window.

• Tyre & Vulcanizing Workshop

  Run your tyre and vulcanizing workshop – or explore the fictional demo first – with tyre fitting, puncture inspection, balancing and alignment jobs.

• Carpentry & Joinery Workshop

  Run your carpentry and joinery workshop – or explore the fictional demo first – with made-to-measure projects, repairs, materials and installation work.

• Appliance Repair Workshop

  Run your home appliance repair business – or explore the fictional demo first – with service visits, appliance faults, replacement parts and customer requests.

• Phone & Computer Repair

  Run your phone and computer repair shop – or explore the fictional demo first – with device diagnostics, screen repairs, replacement components and booking requests.

• Bicycle & E-bike Repair

  Run your bicycle and e-bike repair shop – or explore the fictional demo first – with tune-ups, brake inspections, puncture repairs and parts.

• Job Application Management

  Store a job profile, build a CV, practise form filling and download the browser extension.

• Driving Test Preparation

  A starter workspace for organising theory revision, practical preparation and driving test plans.

• Konneylius Tax Calculator & Planning

  Run a tax practice: client invoices, receipts, expenses, bank records and management reports alongside supported UK tax estimates. HMRC filing is not connected.

• Crypto Portfolio Manager

  Track crypto holdings, recorded purchases, sales, fees and portfolio performance in GBP with fictional examples or your own manual valuations.

• Crypto Learning & Practice

  Learn crypto basics, wallet safety and fees, then practise with £10,000 of virtual cash and fictional price scenarios.

• Konneylius UK Payroll

  Prepare UK 2026/27 payroll and manage employee files, right-to-work check records, holiday bookings and employment contract drafts.

• Florist Management

  A beautiful florist shop window with orders, event bookings, stock, suppliers, customers, team access and branded invoices.

• Beach Resort Management

  Showcase villas, rooms and beach experiences, manage stays, cabanas, activities, day visitors, housekeeping, deposits, branded invoices and reports.

• Gym Management

  Manage your gym with a photographic services window, memberships, classes, trainers, attendance, stock and branded invoices.

• Personal Diary

  Keep your memories in your own words. Write or dictate with supported on-device speech recognition, then listen with a local read-aloud voice.

• Speak & Understand — Voice Translator

  Take turns speaking French and English. Read, translate and replay your words, with a face-to-face view, phrasebook and conversation demo.

• Expiry & Shelf-Life Management

  See your items with their pictures, track printed dates and label-specified after-opening periods, and review what needs attention.

• Birthdays & Special Occasions

  Remember the people who matter. Prepare personal greetings, reuse past messages and review urgent reminders with opt-in internet push.

• Germano — Learn German

  Learn German a little every day: 3,800 words and phrases by topic with a German voice, 361 verbs in nine tenses with drills, graded stories, conversations to take part in, a travel phrasebook and spaced review.

• Anglo — English for French Speakers

  Learn English from French a little every day: 2,900 words and phrases by topic with French meanings and an English voice, 242 verbs in ten tenses with drills, graded stories, conversations to take part in, a travel phrasebook and grammar explained in French.

• Spaniard — Learn Spanish

  Learn Spanish a little every day: 3,300 words and phrases by topic with a Spanish voice, 355 verbs in eleven tenses with drills, graded stories, conversations to take part in, a travel phrasebook and spaced review.

• Italiano — Learn Italian

  Learn Italian a little every day: 3,300 words and phrases by topic with an Italian voice, 350 verbs in ten tenses with drills, short readings with questions, and spaced review.

• Password Vault

  A separate encrypted browser vault for passwords and private notes, with a generator, automatic locking and encrypted backups.

• Music Management

  Your private music library, playlists, custom filters and seasonal listening schedules.

• World Quest

  Solve visual clues, explore a world map and find fictional rescue missions, hidden characters and lost treasures.

• Form-Filling Assistant

  Save reusable details, recognise returning forms and retrieve previous answers with less typing.

• Self Assessment Companion

  Prepare UK tax-year records, reconcile supporting evidence and produce a readable personal tax estimate.

• VAT Returns Manager

  Review UK VAT periods, invoices, cash allocations and adjustments with clear nine-box preparation reports.

• Statistics & Predictions Lab

  Explore data, test relationships and compare forecasts with visible assumptions and uncertainty.

• Decide Like a CEO

  Lead a fictional company through six months of pricing, staffing, investment and difficult decisions.

• Quantitative Methods Lab

  Compare decisions, optimise resources and plan inventory, services and projects with clear working reports.

• MBA Experience Studio

  Investigate realistic fictional business cases, test options and prepare evidence-based board papers.

• Economics Simulator

  Connect pricing, demand, inflation, capacity and financing to compare practical business decisions.

• Marketing Simulator

  Connect campaign budgets, conversion, customer value and retention to make evidence-led marketing decisions.

• Business Plan Builder

  Shape an idea, test a customer proposition and build a startup budget, pricing and a three-year financial plan.

• Business Strategy Simulator

  Assess your competitive position, compare strategic investments and turn decisions into measurable action.

• Investment & Business Health

  Compare investment returns and understand profitability, liquidity, debt and working capital.

• Espagnol — Spanish for French Speakers

  Learn Spanish from French a little every day: 3,300 words and phrases by topic with French meanings and a Spanish voice, 355 verbs in eleven tenses with drills, graded stories, conversations to take part in, a travel phrasebook and grammar explained in French.

• Italien — Italian for French Speakers

  Learn Italian from French a little every day: 3,300 words and phrases by topic with French meanings and an Italian voice, 350 verbs in ten tenses with drills, graded stories, conversations to take part in, a travel phrasebook and grammar explained in French.

• Allemand — German for French Speakers

  Learn German from French a little every day: 3,800 words and phrases by topic with French meanings and a German voice, 361 verbs in nine tenses with drills, graded stories, conversations to take part in, a travel phrasebook and grammar explained in French.

• Fish Farming Learning & Practice

  Learn fish farming through illustrated lessons, practical calculations and interactive exercises.

• Prayers and Novenas

  Prayers of the Bible, the saints, Mary, the Legion of Mary and the religious orders, prayers for every need, 505 novena entries arranged by prayer intention and devotion type: 305 app-written guides and 200 published novenas with external full-text links. Choose daily intentions, mark days prayed on this browser, or pray together with synchronised reading.

• Cattle Farming Academy

  120 bilingual lessons and 20 assessed challenges, connected to a virtual cattle farm with grazing, breeding, calving, milk, maintenance, records and finances.

• Childminding & Nursery Learning

  Learn childminding and nursery work step by step: registering and training, settling in, safeguarding, health and safety, emergencies and outings, ratios, learning through play, language and behaviour, food and sleep, parents and records, policies and inspection, and running your setting, with quizzes, calculators and case studies, in English and French.

• Catholic Altar Servers Academy

  Practical training for altar boys, girls and adult servers, from the sacristy to the closing procession: 20 modules and 120 lessons following the Roman Missal, exercises with feedback, levels and a record of training, in English and French.

• Catholic Church & Holy Mass Academy

  A complete practical course in Catholic faith, worship and Christian living: 20 modules and 120 lessons with a question each, the Mass step by step, a church explorer, the prayers, a liturgical calendar, saints, finding a parish, exercises and a record of learning, in English and French.

• Amazon Selling Academy

  Learn to sell on Amazon from your first product to growing, selling or closing the business: 120 lessons, a month-by-month business simulation, fee and profit calculator, registration simulator, listing builder, advertising simulator and a real-world UK and International guide, in English and French.

• U.S. Military Systems Academy

  Learn how the U.S. armed forces are organised, led and supported: the six branches, civilian control, ranks, land, sea, air and space systems, joint operations, law, ethics, military life and national security. 120 lessons, an organisation explorer, rank tables, an equipment museum, virtual bases, a budget simulator and a career explorer, in English and French.

• Scholarship Application Academy

  Find genuine scholarships, check eligibility, write strong honest applications, request references, prepare for interviews and manage an award: 120 lessons, a scholarship finder with checked official links, a private application tracker, an award and budget calculator, a statement studio, interview practice and a real-world UK and International guide, in English and French.

• Understanding Your Growing Child

  Understand how children grow, think, feel, talk and behave from birth to 12, and how to respond: 120 lessons, development by age, a “Why is my child doing this?” explorer, a crying helper, motor skills ladders, a feeding guide, a UK vaccination planner, a play library, response practice and a private observation journal, in English and French.

• Rabbit Farming Academy

  Start, run, grow and then sell or responsibly close a rabbit farm – meat, breeding stock and responsible pet sales, welfare first: 120 lessons and 20 practical challenges in English and French, a 15-step guide to a real rabbit farm, UK and International guidance, breed guide, space planner, breeding calendar, feed and cost calculators, a health check guide, a welfare assessment and private rabbitry records.

• Caring for Older Loved Ones Academy

  Support an ageing parent or relative with their participation and consent – from daily care, health, safety, services, carer wellbeing, money and legal planning to end-of-life care, what to do when someone dies, funerals, estates and bereavement: 120 lessons and 20 practical challenges in English and French, a 16-step real care plan, a searchable “Where can I get help?” directory, UK nations and International guidance, practical tools and a private planner.

• First Aid & Emergency Response Academy

  Recognise an emergency, stay safe, call 999 and give safe first aid to adults, children and babies – CPR, AEDs, choking, bleeding, burns, fractures, heart attack, stroke, seizures, diabetes, anaphylaxis, poisoning, drowning and workplace first aid: 120 lessons and 20 practical challenges in English and French, based on Resuscitation Council UK 2025 guidelines, with an emergency simulator, 999 call practice, CPR rhythm guide, AED trainer, equipment library, kit checker and workplace needs assessment.

• Rugby Academy

  Learn rugby from first principles – union, league, sevens and touch or tag kept clearly separate: laws, scoring, positions, passing, safe tackling awareness, the breakdown, scrums and lineouts, the six-tackle set, fitness, coaching, tactics, concussion and welfare, refereeing, competitions and running a club: 120 lessons and 20 practical challenges in English and French, with a formats comparison, pitch explorer, positions by code, score calculator, referee simulator, tackle-count trainer, non-contact session planner and a club manager that keeps practice and real clubs apart.

• Tennis Academy

  Learn tennis from your very first racket to playing, coaching, officiating and running a club: the court and its lines, grips, forehand, backhand, serving, volleys, spin, singles and doubles tactics, love–15–30–40 scoring, deuce, tie-breaks, the Rules of Tennis, fitness, welfare, umpiring, tournaments and the business of a tennis club: 120 lessons and 20 practical challenges in English and French, with a virtual match simulator that scores points, games, sets and tie-breaks for you, a court explorer with grass, clay and hard surfaces, a serve tracker, a chair umpire simulator, a shot selector, a lesson planner and a club manager that keeps practice and real clubs apart.

• Football Management & Match Tactics Academy

  Think and decide like a football manager: philosophy, the four phases of play, formations and roles, build-up, midfield control, overloads, the final third, defensive organisation, pressing, transitions, opposition scouting, game plans, substitutions, scorelines, red cards, set pieces, data and season management – 120 lessons and 20 practical challenges in English and French, with a tactics board, formations compared, a 90-minute manager simulator, an opposition analysis lab, a match analysis dashboard that explains the limits of every metric, and a training week planner.

• Cricket Academy

  Understand, play, score, umpire, coach and run cricket – Test, ODI, T20, The Hundred and recreational cricket, with the MCC Laws (2026 edition) kept separate from each competition’s playing conditions: 120 lessons and 20 practical challenges in English and French, a virtual scorer that records every ball and produces a balanced scorecard, a virtual umpire (LBW, catches, no-balls and wides, signals), ground and fielding positions, run chase calculator, statistics dashboard, safety and junior bowling limits, and a club manager that keeps practice and real clubs apart.

• English Proverbs & Practical Wisdom Academy

  The anglophone proverbs academy: 120 English sayings – proverbs, adages, maxims, aphorisms and idioms – explained through everyday life, decisions, relationships and work, each with its literal image, meaning, examples, limits and a clearly labelled French equivalent (established, related or translation only). Searchable library, Wisdom in Action simulator, proverb court for contradictory sayings, flashcards, complete-the-proverb, English–French matching and a private wisdom diary. Francophone proverbs have their own academy (app 130).

• Landmark Contract Law Cases & Judgments Academy

  120 influential contract law decisions – offer and acceptance, consideration, estoppel, terms and interpretation, exclusion and unfair terms, misrepresentation, mistake, duress, frustration, damages and remedies – each with its citation, court, facts, issue, judgment, ratio, later treatment and practical application. England and Wales first, with Scottish, Commonwealth, Australian and EU comparisons. Searchable case database with source verification, a virtual contract courtroom, a 10-step case analysis guide, private case briefs, UK and international pathways and a final assessment.

• How to Obtain a PhD

  A complete practical course from your first research idea to doctoral admission, funding, original research, thesis, viva and graduation: 20 modules and 120 lessons in English and French, UK first with international comparisons, the 24-step real-world guide, a research idea and proposal builder, an application simulator, a funding and budget simulator with official figures and dates, a virtual research lab, a virtual viva, a doctoral tracker and a final assessment.

• How to Obtain an American Lottery Visa

  A complete course on the US Diversity Visa (Green Card) lottery: 20 modules and 120 lessons in English and French on eligibility by country of birth, education and work, registration, photos, family entries, results, the Visa Bulletin, DS-260, documents, the interview, fees, the Green Card and settling in – with a dated rules and status monitor, a fictional entry and selection simulator, a photo checker, a virtual interview, a cost calculator, a fraud centre and a final assessment.

• How to Obtain a UK Visa

  A complete step-by-step course on visiting, studying, working, joining family and settling in the United Kingdom: 20 modules and 120 lessons in English and French on visas, the ETA, Student, Skilled Worker, family and special routes, applications, biometrics, decisions, refusals, eVisas, settlement and citizenship – with a dated Rules & Requirements Register, a route explorer and 15-route simulator, four real-world guides, a fees/IHS/funds calculator, a settlement timeline, document checklists, interview practice, private application plans, a fraud centre and a final assessment.

• How to Obtain an Australian Visa

  A complete course on visiting, studying, working, joining family, permanent residence and citizenship in Australia: 20 modules and 120 lessons in English and French – with a dated Rules & Requirements Register, a visa explorer, a case decision simulator on fictional files, a readiness self-check, a points-test calculator, a charges and funds calculator, four real-world guides, Genuine Student and interview practice, private plans, a fraud centre and a final assessment.

• How to Obtain a Visa for France

  120 English/French lessons on Schengen short stays, France-Visas, appointments, student and Talent routes, work, family, long-stay visas, residence permits, refusals and citizenship.

• DJ Mixer

  Mix music in your browser: two decks with waveforms, tempo control, automatic BPM detection, sync, hot cues and beat loops, a mixer with 3-band EQ, filters, faders and crossfader, and recording of your mix. Use your own audio files – nothing is uploaded – or two practice tracks made in the browser.

• DJ Academy

  Learn to DJ from the first beat you count to a recorded mix and your first booking: beats, bars and phrases, the setup and levels, beatmatching by ear, transitions and the bass swap, cues, loops, effects and sound pads, harmonic mixing, building a set and reading the crowd, recording, music rights and licences, performing and the business side – 60 lessons and 10 practical challenges in English and French, with coached drills that open in the Konneylius DJ Mixer and tick off each step as you do it, a tempo calculator, a key wheel and a set planner.

• Tuner & Pitch

  Tune a guitar, bass, violin, viola, cello, double bass, ukulele, mandolin or banjo with the microphone – or any instrument with the chromatic tuner – with a needle, cents and a reference tone; see the note you sing or play, with its frequency and a pitch trail; and find your vocal range and likely voice type. Adjustable A4 (430–450 Hz). Works in the browser; nothing is recorded.

• Practice Room

  Practise with a precise metronome – 30 to 300 BPM, time signatures from 2/4 to 12/8, subdivisions, accents and tap tempo – a speed trainer that raises the tempo every few bars, a rhythm trainer that mutes bars to test your inner time, and a recorder that keeps your takes on this device with A–B looping and slow-down without changing pitch.

• Virtual Piano

  Play a piano in the browser with the mouse, touch, your computer keyboard or a MIDI keyboard: grand piano, electric piano, organ and strings sounds, sustain, note names (C D E or Do Ré Mi), the name of the chord you are holding, and recording that plays back and downloads as a MIDI file.

• Track Analyser

  Drop in your music files to find each track’s tempo (BPM), musical key, chords bar by bar, length and levels, with the keys it mixes well with – one file or a whole folder at a time, exported as a spreadsheet (CSV). Files are analysed on your device and never uploaded.

• Ear Training

  Train your ear with intervals (rising, falling or together), chords from major and minor to sevenths, scales and modes, chord progressions (I–IV–V–I, I–V–vi–IV, ii–V–I…) and naming single notes – beginner, intermediate or everything – in rounds of ten with scores, streaks and your weak spots kept in this browser.

• Singing Coach

  Sing with feedback: target notes scroll past as bars and your voice draws a line through them. Warm-ups (match the note, hold a steady note, sirens, five-note scales, major scales and arpeggios) and public-domain melodies, all fitted to your voice type or the range you measured in the tuner, with a piano that sings along, a count-in and a score out of 100.

• Music Composer

  Write music on a multi-track piano roll: click to place notes or whole chords, drag to move and lengthen them, and hear it played by piano, electric piano, organ, strings, bass, lead and pluck sounds and an 8-piece drum kit. Tempo, time signature, key highlighting, snap, mute/solo, loop and click, undo/redo, automatic saving in the browser, and MIDI, MusicXML and JSON import and export.

• Audio to Notes

  Turn a recording into notes: sing or play one note at a time into the microphone, or open an audio file, and the app finds the notes, guesses the tempo and key, snaps them to a grid you choose, plays them back, and exports MIDI or MusicXML – or opens the melody in the Music Composer. Everything is worked out on your device.

• SATB Voice Player

  Learn your choir part: open a MusicXML or MIDI score (or a supplied hymn) and every voice plays on its own track. Bring your part to the front with the others behind it, mute or solo voices, transpose, slow down, loop difficult bars with a count-in, and download WAV rehearsal tracks for your part or the full choir. Choir “ooh”, piano or organ sound.

• Choir & Hymn Harmoniser

  Write four-part SATB harmony for a hymn or song: choose a supplied public-domain tune, open a MusicXML or MIDI melody, or take one from the Composer. The harmoniser chooses chords with proper cadences, voices alto, tenor and bass within their ranges without parallel fifths or octaves, shows a rules report, plays it, and exports MusicXML and MIDI or opens it in the SATB Voice Player.

• Music Sheet Image Reader

  Turn a photo or scan of printed music into notes: the reader straightens the image, finds the staves and the filled note heads, and names each note from its place on the staff for the clef and key you choose. Check and correct on the image itself – add, move or delete notes, set lengths and sharps or flats – then play it, export MusicXML or MIDI, or send it to the Harmoniser or the Composer.

• Music Theory Tutor

  Learn to read and understand music: note names (C D E and Do Ré Mi), the keyboard, the staff in treble and bass clef, rhythm and time signatures, scales and key signatures, intervals, chords and inversions, Roman numerals, cadences, common progressions, four-part SATB writing, and form, dynamics and score navigation – 48 lessons and 8 challenges in English and French, with a staff note trainer, a scale & chord explorer on a keyboard, a rhythm lab, and links to the piano and ear training.

• Voice Studio

  Listen to any text and make your own audiobook. Open a Word document, an EPUB book, a web page, subtitles or plain text – or paste it – and have it read aloud with the voices on your device, the word being read highlighted, chapters, speed and pitch, a bookmark that remembers where you stopped and a sleep timer. Teach it how to say names. Record your own narration paragraph by paragraph with a prompter, then download each chapter as a clean WAV file with silences trimmed and levels evened out.

• PDF Studio

  Everyday PDF work without uploading anything: put PDFs and photos together into one file, drag pages into order, turn, copy or remove them, split a PDF by page ranges, add page numbers, a watermark, a header or footer, sign with a drawn signature and add text, dates and ticks, fill in PDF forms, turn pictures into a PDF or PDF pages into pictures, and make a PDF smaller to send by email.

• Audio & Video Converter

  Convert your own audio and video files in the browser – from your device, from a direct link to a file, or recorded from the sound playing in a tab or on the screen, the screen itself or the microphone: take the sound out of a video as MP3, M4A, WAV or Ogg, change audio between formats, or turn a video into MP4 or WebM – smaller, at 1080p, 720p, 480p or 360p, at a lower frame rate or without sound. Trim the start and end with a preview, make audio mono or louder, add title and artist to music files, and convert many files at once with a ZIP of the results.

• Kingdom Defender

  Defend the Kingdom of Ndolo: build archers’ posts, catapults, frost springs, storm shrines and war drums beside the roads, upgrade them, and call down a rain of arrows or a thunder of drums when the raiders press. Eight maps from the meadows to the last bastion, riders, armoured brutes, healing shamans, night bats and warlords, Normal and Hard, stars for each map and an endless mode. Plays in the browser on computers and tablets.

• Pool & Snooker

  Play 8-ball, 9-ball and snooker on a table with real physics – rolling, cushions, pocket jaws, follow, draw and side – against a friend on the same device or the computer at three levels. Aim with the mouse or a finger, pull back for power, use the aiming guide, and let the rules do the refereeing: groups, fouls, ball in hand, snooker points, colours back on their spots and penalties.

• Build Your Empire

  Grow a handful of settlers into an empire, one season at a time. Build houses, farms, fishing huts, lumber camps, quarries and gold mines on a valley that is different every game; keep people fed through the winter, housed and happy with wells, markets and temples; set taxes; study new skills; and answer droughts, raiders, traders, fires and plague – until you can raise the Palace. Three difficulty levels; the game saves itself in your browser.

• Kids' Play Corner

  Seventy-eight gentle games for children aged 2 to 9: memory pairs, pop the balloons (colours, numbers, letters, sums), counting, colouring pictures, sorting into baskets, repeat the pattern, mazes, word games, shadows, odd one out, big and small, shapes, tell the time, what comes next, what’s missing, ABC, animal sounds, dot to dot, who eats what, opposites, feelings, colours and paint mixing, play a tune, jigsaws, spot the difference, a little shop, dress for the weather, frog hops, body parts, put in order, fair shares, make the number, safe or not, balance scale, catch the fruit, seasons, mirror pictures and where does it go. Also robot routes, picture Sudoku, domino train, tens and ones, secret symbols, treasure grid, water pipes, three in a row, shape mosaic and pizza fractions. And rhyme time, take away, groups of, doubles and halves, days and months, a picture chart, measuring, which way, where animals live, people who help us, on the move, day and night, healthy plates, number words, solid shapes, clap the word, build a sentence, kind words, recycling, in/on/under, paint by numbers, peekaboo rabbits, a dice race, spell it, read it, full and empty, find them all, ten frames, a rocket countdown and the bus. Choose the age and every game adjusts. Everything is spoken aloud in English or French, with big buttons for small fingers and praise instead of scores or timers.

• Accent Explorer

  Hear how English words and sentences sound around the world – American, British, Australian, Canadian, Irish, Indian, Nigerian, Kenyan, South African, Singaporean and more – and how French, Italian, Russian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, Indian-language, Swahili, Zulu, Amharic and many other speakers sound in English. Pick tricky words, sounds that differ, greetings, travel phrases, numbers, place names or tongue twisters, or type your own, then play one accent or all of them in turn, with notes on what to listen for in each accent.

• Hymn Library

  Find a hymn by its title, first line, author, tune, metre, season or Bible reference and see its sheet music – four-part harmony with every verse – then play it on organ, piano or choir, transpose it to a comfortable key, print it or save it as a PDF, download ABC, MusicXML or MIDI, or practise your part in the SATB Voice Player. 274 public-domain hymns from the Open Hymnal Project; for any other hymn the library links to Hymnary.org.

• Piano Lessons

  Learn to play the piano: posture and hand shape, finger numbers, the C position, reading notes, both hands, new positions and the thumb under, scales, sharps and key signatures, counting and dotted rhythms, chords, accompaniment, dynamics, legato and staccato, phrasing, the sustain pedal, practising well, sight-reading and playing hymns – 40 lessons and 8 challenges in English and French, with a practice studio: 18 graded pieces (from “Mary Had a Little Lamb” to “Für Elise” and “Minuet in G”) with finger numbers, a keyboard showing the next keys, and three modes – Listen, Wait for me, and Play along with a count-in and scoring – played on a MIDI keyboard, the computer keys, the screen or your own piano through the microphone.

• Hairstyle Studio

  Choose from 200 AI-created, three-view hairstyle and beard references to download or share with your stylist. Browse 41 hairstyles for every hair type in 260+ photos and drawings – fades, waves, afros, puffs, Bantu knots, cornrows, box and Fulani braids, twists, locs, pixies, bobs, long straight, waves and curls, buns and ponytails, children’s styles, wedding updos and head wraps – each drawn on a head whose skin tone and hair colour you choose, with the face shapes and hair types it suits, time, upkeep, cost and what to tell your stylist. Then try a style or a new hair colour on your own photo or camera: the face is found and the style placed on it, and your own hair can be recoloured. The photo stays on your device. English and French.

• Menstruation & Fertility

  Understand periods and fertility at every age, and track your cycle privately. 40 lessons and 8 challenges in English and French: the cycle and its hormones, what is normal, period products and toxic shock, heavy periods, period poverty, pain, PMS and PMDD, endometriosis, PCOS and fibroids, the fertile window and signs of ovulation, trying to conceive and when to get help, every contraceptive method with real effectiveness, first periods, after a baby, perimenopause, menopause and HRT, myths and culture, and natural family planning (sympto-thermal, Billings, Creighton) including Catholic teaching. The tracker logs bleeding, pain, mood, mucus, waking temperature, LH tests and more; shows the next period and possible fertile days as honest ranges; confirms ovulation from a temperature shift; flags what to show a doctor (NHS guidance); and prints a report. You choose where the data is kept: only on your device, or also in your account, encrypted with a passphrase only you know.

• Guitar & Bass Lessons

  Learn the 6-string guitar and the 4-string bass – two courses in one app, in English and French. Guitar: holding and tuning, tab and first tunes, open chords, strumming patterns, three- and four-chord songs, seventh, barre and power chords, fingerpicking, arpeggios and Travis picking, notes on the neck, the major and minor pentatonic scales, bends and slides, the 12-bar blues and a first solo, the capo, playing with others and practising well (40 lessons). Bass: the role of the bass, plucking and muting, roots with the drums, fifths, octaves and chord tones, approach notes, rock, blues boogie, soul, reggae and funk grooves, scales and walking bass, tone and reading the bass clef (30 lessons). A shared studio has a virtual guitar and a virtual bass you play on screen, 22 tab pieces with Listen, Wait for me and Play along modes, a chord library with diagrams, scale shapes on the neck, and a microphone that hears your real instrument – single notes and strummed chords.

• Etiquette & Decorum

  Good manners and cultured conduct in every area of life, for children, adults and professionals – 75 lessons and 15 challenges in English and French: courtesy, composure and gratitude; being a gentleman or a lady and respecting women and everyone; greetings, introductions and names; conversation and listening; queues, transport, neighbours and shared spaces; table manners, napkins, knife-and-fork signals, Continental and American styles, the formal place setting, glasses and a five-course dinner; tricky foods and mishaps; restaurants, invitations, visiting and hosting, gifts; weddings, funerals, places of worship, speeches and ceremonies; meeting royalty, presidents, ambassadors, clergy, traditional rulers and celebrities; theatre, concerts, museums, sport and travel; interviews, meetings, email, calls and online manners; British, French, American, West African and East Asian customs; children’s manners, apologising and saying no. Hands-on trials: set the table by drag and drop, spot the mistakes, choose the right cutlery course by course, read the signals, 90 scenario cards (with a children’s mode), sorting and matching games, receiving-line scenes with a king, an ambassador and a chief, and 78 tableware words – egg cup to champagne bucket – with real photos, spoken English and French, and picture quizzes. An illustrated learning guide explains 190 tableware objects and 10 table-setting diagrams, with bilingual explanations, comparisons, image downloads and a practice quiz.

• Dress Codes & Style

  Browse 600 AI-created, three-view outfit references for women, men, kids and older adults, including 100 Indian, 100 Arab, 100 Akan and 100 African fashion looks, with downloads and sharing for your tailor or stylist. What to wear, when and why – 60 lessons and 12 challenges in English and French: white tie, black tie, cocktail, morning dress, lounge suit, business and smart casual; suit fit, the button rules, shirts, ties and accessories; dresses, hemlines and covering up; Oxfords, Derbies, brogues, heels and flats; weddings (including aso ebi and kente), funerals in the West and in Ghana, churches, mosques, temples and gurdwaras; interviews, courts, royal garden parties and chiefs’ durbars; the gym, bowling, golf, tennis, swimming and hiking; travel, climate and wardrobe care. A Dressing Room of photo trials – dress for 25 occasions, choose the right shoes, decode invitations – and 104 wardrobe words with real photos, spoken in English and French. Also explore 400 world headwear references on human models, with origins or cultural associations, suitable occasions, women/men/unisex labels, downloads and sharing.

• Super Calculator

  Twenty calculators in one app, in English and French, that work offline and show their working: standard and scientific (percentages, memory, exact fractions, trigonometry, logarithms, factorials); a children’s calculator with pictures, spoken answers and a practice game; algebra (linear, quadratic, cubic and simultaneous equations, factorising); calculus (derivatives, integrals, limits, Taylor series, sums); 2D graphs with roots, intersections and sliders, and rotating 3D surfaces; matrices and vectors (determinant, inverse, eigenvalues); statistics and regression; probability distributions; finance (NPV, IRR, annuities, bonds); loans and mortgages with full amortisation tables; VAT, margins, depreciation and break-even; geometry; 30 engineering and physics formulas; unit conversion; number theory; a programmer mode; everyday tools; and currency conversion with rates you enter. Speak a sum and hear the answer.

• Interview Coach

  Prepare for and practise job interviews, in English and French. 50 lessons and 10 challenges: decoding the job advert, research, first impressions and body language, the classic questions, the STAR method, competencies, tricky questions and gaps, unfair questions, phone, video and panel interviews, assessment centres, job-specific interviews, closing, thank-you messages, negotiating an offer and handling nerves. A spoken mock interview where the interviewer asks questions aloud and you answer by voice or typing, with instant feedback on structure, examples, filler words and pace; a practice room (STAR builder, best answer, fair question, salary negotiation, job advert decoder); a bank of over 200 questions in eleven job packs; a private video rehearsal; and a toolkit with your interview plan, questions to ask and a thank-you message builder.

• World Explorer

  Learn and test the 239 countries and territories of the world, in English and French: real flags, capitals, continents, populations, languages, currencies and three things each place is known for. Quizzes – guess the flag, find the flag, capitals both ways, “Who am I?” with clues, which has more people, true or false – plus a clickable world map to find every country, an atlas with fact cards, a 60-second challenge with a shared leaderboard (nickname only), a two-player duel on one device, badges, three levels and a children’s mode with big buttons and spoken questions.

• Board Games

  Twenty games in English and French: Oware (Awalé), the West African seed game; draughts with international 10×10 rules (flying kings, longest capture) or English 8×8 checkers; Ludo for two to four players; chess with every rule – castling, en passant, promotion, stalemate and draws; Snakes & Ladders on three boards, easy to hard; dominoes – Draw, Block or All Fives – for two to four players; Spar, the trick-taking card game of Ghana and Nigeria; Last Card, an original colour-matching card game with action cards; Backgammon with the full rules; Go on 9×9, 13×13 or 19×19; Reversi; Nine Men’s Morris and Morabaraba; Fanorona from Madagascar; Bao, the East African four-row seed game; Four in a Row; the card games Hearts, Whist, Rummy and Pontoon (practice only, no money); and Five Dice. Play against the computer at three levels, from beginner to strong, or with a friend on the same device. Works offline, keeps an unfinished game for next time, and explains the rules.

• Word Games

  Four word games in English and French: hangman, word search, anagrams and a five-letter word of the day with colour clues. Over 500 words in 14 themes – animals, food, the body, home, school, jobs, nature, clothes, sport, music, transport, family, colours and actions – each shown with its translation and spoken aloud, so you learn the other language as you play. Three levels and a children’s mode with short words and big buttons. Works offline.

• Sudoku & Logic

  Puzzles for every age, in English and French: sudoku from 4×4 and 6×6 for beginners and children to hard 9×9, with a daily grid, pencil notes, hints and undo – every grid has exactly one solution; picture logic (nonograms) that reveal a drawing; the sliding number puzzle; memory pairs for one or two players; a colour sequence game; Mine Field; Code Breaker; Number Merge; jigsaws cut from real photos; Kakuro; Calc Grid; and Tangram. Endless new puzzles, best times kept on your device, and everything works offline.

• Spelling Bee

  Hear a word, spell it, and see exactly which letters were right – in English and French. A spelling bee with five levels and three lives; a hundred first words with pictures for children; about 140 tricky words in each language with example sentences; your own spelling list (for example a child’s school words); “look, cover, write, check” for devices without a voice; and every missed word kept for practice. Accent buttons for French, slower speech, clues and translations.

• Typing Tutor

  Learn to touch-type with all ten fingers on a UK QWERTY or French AZERTY keyboard, in English and French. Around twenty step-by-step lessons from the home row to capitals, numbers, punctuation and French accents, with a colour-coded keyboard that shows the next key and the finger to use; speed tests of one to three minutes; a word-rain game; practice with your own text; and a speed chart with the keys you miss most. For a computer or tablet with a keyboard.

• Habit & Focus

  Build good habits and get focused work done, in English and French. Daily or chosen-day habits with streaks, a calendar of every day you kept them and twenty ready-made ideas; a focus timer of work and break rounds with a bell; a water counter with reminders; and statistics for the last two weeks. Everything stays on your device, with a backup file to move to a new phone.

• Codes & Signs

  Learn the codes and signs people use to communicate, in English and French: Morse code with sound and a flashing light, a translator, listening practice that adds letters as you improve and a tap key to send; Braille in English and French with a translator and “make the letter”; the fingerspelling alphabet of sign language; the NATO spelling alphabet; 59 road signs with what they mean; and flag semaphore. Charts and quizzes for each – all offline.

• Recipe Book

  49 recipes in English and French – jollof rice, waakye, egusi soup, ndolé, poulet DG, yassa, thieboudienne, chapati, shakshuka and many more from across Africa, plus world favourites. Change the number of servings and every quantity adjusts; cook step by step in large print with built-in timers; plan the week’s lunches and dinners and turn them into one shopping list; save favourites and add your own family recipes.

• City Traders

  An original property-trading board game in English and French. Choose a board – African cities, market traders or world capitals – or make your own by naming every place after your town, school or family, and share it with a code. Roll the dice, buy places, collect rent, complete colour sets, build up to landmarks, mortgage, trade and try to bankrupt the others; Festival, Market day and the Checkpoint add twists. Two to six players on one device, people and computer players at three levels, with a quick-game option.

• Beat Studio

  Make beats and whole songs in the browser, in English and French. Build drum patterns on a step sequencer with synthesised kits (trap, Afrobeats, boom bap, house, lo-fi) or recorded public-domain kits, add 808 basslines, keys, pads and leads on the piano roll with a scale guide and chord stamps, arrange patterns into a song, balance it on the mixer with reverb and delay, record or import your own sounds, and export to WAV or MP3.

• Beat Academy

  Learn to make beats from your first kick to a finished, mixed and exported song: beats, bars and the 16-step grid, drum sounds, genre grooves (boom bap, trap, Afrobeats, amapiano, house, dembow), velocity, ghost notes and fills, bass and 808s, scales, chords and hooks, arrangement, mixing, recording your own sounds, sampling and copyright, releasing and selling beats – 60 lessons and 10 practical challenges in English and French, with coached drills that open in Beat Studio and tick off each step as you do it, a groove library, a tempo calculator and a scales and chords helper.

• Oware

  Oware (Awalé), the great West African seed game: sow, count and capture on two rows of six pits. Play the computer at three levels or a friend on the same device; the rules, including the grand slam and feeding, are explained. Also part of Board Games.

• Draughts

  Draughts with international 10×10 rules – flying kings and the longest capture – or English 8×8 checkers. Play the computer at three levels or a friend on the same device. Also part of Board Games.

• Ludo

  Ludo for two to four players: roll, bring your pieces out with a six, capture, reach the centre first. People and computer players can share the board. Also part of Board Games.

• Chess

  Chess with every rule – castling, en passant, promotion, stalemate and draws. Play the computer from beginner to strong, or a friend on the same device; legal moves are shown. Also part of Board Games.

• Snakes & Ladders

  Snakes & Ladders on three boards – Garden (easy), Jungle (medium) and Volcano (hard) – with animated snakes and ladders, for two to four players, people or computer. Also part of Board Games.

• Dominoes

  Double-six dominoes: the Draw game, the Block game and All Fives scoring, for two to four players, people or computer, played as one round or a match. Also part of Board Games.

• Spar

  Spar, the trick-taking card game of Ghana and Nigeria: follow suit, no trumps – only the last trick scores, 3 points with a 6, 2 with a 7. Two to six players, with the common house rules as options. Also part of Board Games.

• Last Card

  Last Card, an original colour-matching card game: match the colour or symbol, play Skip, Reverse, +2 and Wild cards, call “Last card!” and empty your hand first. Two to six players. Also part of Board Games.

• Backgammon

  Backgammon with the full rules: the bar, hitting, blocked points, doubles played four times, using both dice whenever possible, bearing off, gammons and backgammons. A wooden board with glossy checkers and real dice; play the computer at three levels or a friend on the same device. Also part of Board Games.

• Go

  Go, the ancient game of surrounding territory, on 9×9, 13×13 or 19×19 boards: captures, the ko rule, passing, marking dead stones and area scoring with komi. A wooden board with slate and shell stones; play the computer at three levels or a friend. Also part of Board Games.

• Reversi

  Reversi on an 8×8 felt board: trap lines of your opponent’s discs between yours to flip them. Legal moves are shown; the computer plays the corners and edges cleverly at three levels. Also part of Board Games.

• Nine Men’s Morris

  Nine Men’s Morris – place, move and fly your pieces and make mills of three to take your opponent’s pieces – and Morabaraba, the Southern African version with twelve pieces and diagonal lines. A carved wooden board; play the computer at three levels or a friend. Also part of Board Games.

• Fanorona

  Fanorona, the national game of Madagascar: capture whole lines of pieces by approach or withdrawal and chain captures with one piece across a board of 45 points. The rules are explained step by step; play the computer at three levels or a friend. Also part of Board Games.

• Bao

  Bao, the four-row seed game of Tanzania, Kenya and Zanzibar, in its learner’s version: sow round your two rows in either direction, relay from full pits and capture the seeds facing you. A carved wooden board with animated sowing; play the computer at three levels or a friend. Also part of Board Games.

• Four in a Row

  Four in a Row: drop red and yellow discs into a seven-column frame and be first to line up four across, up or diagonally. Discs fall with a bounce; the computer plays at three levels, and the strong one is hard to beat. Also part of Board Games.

• Hearts

  Hearts for four players: pass three cards, follow suit, and avoid taking hearts (one point each) and the queen of spades (thirteen) – or take them all and shoot the moon. You play three computer players at three levels on a green felt table with painted cards. Also part of Board Games.

• Whist

  Short whist for four in two partnerships: the last card dealt turns up trumps, follow suit if you can, and score a point for every trick over six. Your partner and both opponents are computer players who lead winners, play second hand low and save their trumps. Also part of Board Games.

• Rummy

  Rummy for two: draw from the stock or the discard pile, lay down sets and runs, add to any meld on the table and discard. Empty your hand to win the round and score the cards left in the other hand; first to 100 wins. The computer finds its best melds and watches what you pick up. Also part of Board Games.

• Five Dice

  Five Dice: roll five dice up to three times, keep the ones you like, then score them in one of thirteen boxes – ones to sixes with a 35-point bonus, three and four of a kind, full house, straights, five alike and chance. Play the computer, which weighs its choices by simulation, or a friend. Also part of Board Games.

• Pontoon

  Pontoon, the British game of twenty-one, for practice only: there is no money and no betting, just hands won and lost. Twist or stick against the computer banker; pontoon and the five-card trick beat everything else, and a coach can show your chance of going bust. Also part of Board Games.

• Sudoku

  Sudoku from 4×4 and 6×6 grids for children to 9×9 at three levels, plus a daily grid that is the same for everyone. Notes, hints and checking; every grid has one solution. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Picture Logic

  Picture logic puzzles (nonograms): the numbers beside each row and column tell you which squares to fill – solve them all and a picture appears. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Sliding Puzzle

  The classic sliding puzzle: slide the numbered tiles into the gap until they are back in order, in sizes from easy to hard, with your best times kept. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Memory Pairs

  Memory pairs: turn over two cards at a time and find the matching pairs in as few turns as you can – alone, or against a friend on the same device. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Colour Sequence

  The colour sequence game: the pads light up with a sound for each colour – repeat the sequence, which grows by one colour and speeds up each round. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Mine Field

  Mine Field: open every square without a mine, using the numbers that count the mines around each square. The first tap is always safe; flag mines with a long press, a right-click or Flag mode, and tap a number to clear around it. Four levels, from a children’s 8 × 8 to a 30 × 16 field with 99 mines. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Code Breaker

  Code Breaker: guess the computer’s hidden code of coloured pegs from the black and white pins after each try – or hide your own code and watch the computer crack it, keeping only the codes that still fit. Every colour also carries a symbol, so it works for colour-blind players too. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Number Merge

  Number Merge: swipe the glowing tiles; equal numbers that meet merge into their sum. Aim for 2048 on the 4 × 4 board – or play 3 × 3, 5 × 5 or 6 × 6 – with three undos a game and your best score kept. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Jigsaw Puzzles

  Jigsaw Puzzles with real interlocking pieces cut from twenty colourful photos – beaches, flowers and dishes from around the world – or from a photo of your own, which stays on your device. From 6 pieces for children to 108, with a faint picture on the board, edge pieces only and your best times. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Kakuro

  Kakuro: fill the white squares with 1 to 9 so that every run adds up to its clue, without repeating a number in a run. Hundreds of puzzles at four levels, each with exactly one solution, and a helper that lists the ways each run can add up. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Calc Grid

  Calc Grid: place 1 to n once in every row and column, so that each outlined group makes its number with its sign – add, take away, multiply or divide. Grids from 3 × 3 for children to 7 × 7, made fresh every time and checked to have a single solution. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Tangram

  Tangram: the seven classic pieces – two large triangles, a middle one, two small ones, a square and a parallelogram – make thirty-two shapes and figures, from a square and a boat to a whale, an owl and a teapot. Drag, turn and flip the pieces onto the shadow, with the piece lines shown for an easier start. Also part of Sudoku & Logic.

• Darts

  Darts on a board drawn to real proportions: 501 or 301 with a double to finish, bust rules and checkout routes, or Around the Clock. Your hand sways as you aim; play a computer from pub player to champion, a friend, or practise alone. Also part of Arcade.

• Bowling

  Ten-pin bowling down a polished lane: swipe to roll – the angle is your aim, the speed your power, a curved swipe puts hook on the ball. Real pin action, strikes and spares, and the full ten-frame scorecard against the computer or a friend. Also part of Arcade.

• Mini Golf

  Mini Golf over nine holes: a dog-leg, bumpers, a bridge over water, a windmill, a hill, a zig-zag, a sand trap and the volcano. Pull back to putt; one to four players share the scorecard. Also part of Arcade.

• Penalty Shoot-out

  A penalty shoot-out in a floodlit stadium: swipe to shoot past the keeper – fast shots are harder to save but less accurate – then dive to stop the other side. Five each, then sudden death, with six made-up teams. Also part of Arcade.

• Snake

  Snake on a grassy field: eat fruit to grow, catch the golden star for five, and don’t hit the walls or yourself. Open field, wrap-around or five mazes, three speeds and four colours. Also part of Arcade.

• Brick Breaker

  Brick Breaker: keep the ball in play with your paddle and smash twenty walls of glossy bricks – some need several hits, steel never breaks, gold pays a bonus. Catch capsules for a wider paddle, three balls, a slower ball, a laser, a catch or an extra life. Also part of Arcade.

• Space Shooter

  Space Shooter: fly a sleek fighter through a nebula while it fires by itself; drones, wings and heavy gunships come in waves on curving paths, and every fifth wave a boss with a health bar. Catch double, spread and rapid fire, shields and bombs. Also part of Arcade.

• Pub Quiz Host

  Pub Quiz Host turns a laptop or TV into a quiz show: name the teams, pick rounds from 250 questions in ten categories or play a quiz you wrote yourself, reveal each answer, tap the teams that got it right and watch the scoreboard. Jokers double a round, and quizzes travel as share codes. Also part of Party Games.

• Draw & Guess

  Draw & Guess for teams: the artist peeks at a secret word and draws it on a sketch pad with crayons, a paint bucket and an eraser, while the others race the timer to guess. Over 330 words in ten packs, your own word packs as share codes, and a gallery of every masterpiece at the end. Also part of Party Games.

• Detective Mystery

  Detective Mystery for a group: each player secretly becomes a suspect – one of them is guilty. Statements are read aloud, clues come out round by round, and everyone votes in secret. Three cases to start – a stolen recipe, a swapped museum treasure and a vanished wedding ring – and you can write your own and share it with a code. Also part of Party Games.

• Hangman

  Hangman in English and French with themed words – animals, food, school, music and more – each shown with its translation, and a balloon version in children’s mode. Also part of Word Games.

• Word Search

  Word search in English and French: find the themed words hidden across, down, diagonally and – at expert level – backwards in the grid. Also part of Word Games.

• Anagrams

  Anagrams in English and French: put the mixed-up letters back in order to make the word, with the theme as your clue and a hint when you need one. Also part of Word Games.

• Word of the Day

  A new five-letter word every day in English and in French: six tries, with colour clues after each guess, a streak to keep, and practice words whenever you like. Also part of Word Games.

• Akan Chieftaincy Academy

  The history, traditional kingdoms, royal lines, culture and chieftaincy of four Akan peoples – the Asante, Fante and Nzema of Ghana and the Baoulé of Côte d’Ivoire. 27 modules and 148 lessons: shared Akan foundations (the matrilineal abusua, the stool, ranks and wing chiefs, the queen mother, how chiefs are chosen, installed and destooled, regalia and festivals, the 1992 Constitution), then five modules of six lessons for each people – origins, chieftaincy, succession and governance, culture, and the modern world – from Osei Tutu and the Golden Stool to Mankessim and the asafo, Apollonia and Kundum, Pokou and Sakassou – and a comparison. Every lesson labels its evidence: documented, oral tradition, interpretation, disputed or as reported. An explorer shows each people’s chieftaincy chart, timeline, rulers and places on a map; twelve simulations include putting history in order, building a chieftaincy chart and weighing the evidence; each module ends with a practical challenge for a portfolio you can download.

• Plumbing Academy

  A complete plumbing and heating course in English and French: 5 parts, 20 modules and 120 lessons – water and heat science, safety, tools and materials, cold and hot water, installing and joining pipework, sanitaryware, above- and below-ground drainage, water regulations and backflow, central heating, controls, heat pumps and renewables, gas and electrical awareness, fault finding, servicing and customer care, estimating and pricing, and running a plumbing business. Every lesson has three readings, a worked example, common mistakes, on-the-job checks, key terms, self-checks and a quiz. Look things up in a materials and fittings library, a fault finder, reference tables and a 190-term glossary; practise with 16 calculators, 20 job decisions, 10 checklists and an exam drawn from 371 questions.

• Carpentry Academy

  A complete carpentry and joinery course in English and French: 5 parts, 20 modules and 120 lessons – timber and sheet materials, safety, hand and power tools, woodworking joints, fixings and adhesives, bench work, finishes, floors, stud walls, roofs, frames, linings and stairs, doors and ironmongery, mouldings and trim, kitchens and fitted furniture, outdoor carpentry, repairs and problem solving, furniture making, estimating and pricing, and running a carpentry business. Every lesson has three readings, a worked example, common mistakes, on-the-job checks, key terms, self-checks and a quiz. Look things up in a timber, tools and hardware library, a problem solver, reference tables and a glossary; practise with 16 calculators (rafters, stairs, take-offs, mitres, pricing), 20 job decisions, 10 checklists and an exam.

• Restaurant Academy

  A complete restaurant course in English and French: 5 parts, 20 modules and 120 lessons – food safety and hygiene, the 14 allergens, health and safety, kitchen foundations and cooking skills, menus, recipe costing and pricing, purchasing and stock, table service, drinks and bar, the guest experience, bookings and busy services, people and rotas, daily operations, restaurant finance, marketing, opening a restaurant, sustainability, solving problems and growing the business. Every lesson has three readings, a worked example, common mistakes, on-the-job checks, key terms, self-checks and a quiz. Look things up in a kitchen and dining kit library, a problem solver, reference tables and a glossary; practise with 16 calculators (food cost, menu price, GP, covers, labour, break-even), 20 service decisions, 10 checklists and an exam.

• Pub & Bar Academy

  A complete pub and bar course in English and French: 5 parts, 20 modules and 120 lessons – the trade, licensing law, responsible service (age checks, refusals, drunkenness, spiking, vulnerable guests), health and safety, cellar management, cask ale, beer and cider, wine, spirits and soft drinks, cocktails, bar service, pub food, customers and community, events and entertainment, security and cash, the bar team, drinks stock and margins, pub finance and the tie, marketing, taking on a pub, and problems and growth. Every lesson has three readings, a worked example, common mistakes, on-the-job checks, key terms, self-checks and a quiz. Look things up in a cellar and bar kit library, a problem solver, reference tables and a glossary; practise with 16 calculators (keg and cask yields, GP per pint, measures, alcohol units, stock results, rent and tie), 20 bar decisions, 10 checklists and an exam.

• Massage Academy

  A complete massage course in English and French – and how to set up your own massage business: 5 parts, 20 modules and 120 lessons. The profession and honest claims, anatomy for massage, consultation and contraindications, hygiene, room and draping, your body at work, the Swedish strokes, a full-body routine, deep tissue and trigger points, sports massage, specialist styles (Indian head, hot stone, aromatherapy, chair, foot work), the client journey, adapting for every client, boundaries and safeguarding – then choosing a business model, qualifications, insurance and the law, equipment and start-up money, pricing and money, marketing and a 90-day launch plan, running and growing, and problems and the future. Every lesson has three readings, a worked example, common mistakes, on-the-job checks, key terms, self-checks and a quiz. Look things up in an equipment library, a problem solver, reference tables and a glossary; practise with 16 business calculators (price per treatment, break-even, packages, memberships, therapist pay, start-up budget, call-out fee), 20 client decisions, 10 checklists and an exam.

• Makeup Academy

  A complete makeup artistry course in English and French – and how to set up your own makeup business: 5 parts, 20 modules and 120 lessons. The profession, skin and skin types, hygiene and consultation, colour theory and undertones, face shapes, the base, sculpting, eyes, brows and lips, makeup for every skin tone, age and gender, bridal makeup, photo, film and stage, special effects and face paint – then choosing a business model, qualifications, insurance and cosmetics law, kit, studio and start-up money, pricing and bridal quotes, marketing with a portfolio and a 90-day launch plan, running and growing a team, and problems and the future. Every lesson has three readings, a worked example, common mistakes, on-the-job checks, key terms, self-checks and a quiz. Look things up in a products and tools library, a problem solver, reference tables and a glossary; practise with 16 business calculators (price per client, bridal quotes, real hourly rate, travel fee, break-even, chair rent, team margin, workshop profit), 20 client decisions, 10 checklists and an exam.

• Butchery Academy

  A complete butchery course in English and French – and how to open your own butcher’s shop: 5 parts, 20 modules and 120 lessons. The trade, meat science, food safety and HACCP, knives, machines and safety, beef forequarter and hindquarter, lamb, mutton and goat, pork, poultry and game, mince, sausages and burgers, curing, smoking and charcuterie, value-added and ready-to-cook products, the counter and customers (including halal and kosher requirements) – then choosing a business model, registration, approval, inspections and traceability, shop layout, cold rooms and start-up money, cutting tests, margins and stock, marketing, online delivery and wholesale, running a team, and problems and the future. Every lesson has three readings, a worked example, common mistakes, on-the-job checks, key terms, self-checks and a quiz. Look things up in a tools and equipment library, a problem solver, reference tables and a glossary; practise with 16 calculators (carcass yield, true cost per kilo, price from margin, cutting tests, ageing loss, sausage costing, cure quantities, stock margin, break-even, meat box profit), 20 shop decisions, 10 checklists and an exam.

• Tailoring Academy

  A complete tailoring course in English and French – and how to open your own tailoring business: 5 parts, 20 modules and 120 lessons. The trade, tools and machines, fibres and cloth, measuring and ease, hand sewing and machine sewing, patterns and grading, trousers and skirts, tailored jackets with canvas and lining, shirts, dresses and traditional wear, fittings and reading wrinkles, alterations and repairs, pressing, quality control and handover – then choosing a business model, registration, insurance, consumer rights and client data, the workroom and fitting room, machines and suppliers, pricing alterations and bespoke work, deposits, break-even and tax, branding and marketing, staff, uniform contracts, classes and your own label, and handling problems. Every lesson has three readings, a worked example, common mistakes, on-the-job checks, key terms, self-checks and a quiz. Look things up in a tools and materials library, a problem solver, reference tables and a glossary; practise with 17 calculators (alteration price, bespoke price, cloth needed, ease, cut length, grading, hourly rate, break-even, capacity, deposits, start-up budget, uniform contracts, lead time, tax set-aside, client value, classes, margin), 20 client decisions, 10 checklists and an exam.

• Electrician Academy

  A complete electrician course in English and French – and how to start your own electrical business: 5 parts, 20 modules and 120 lessons. The trade and wiring rules (IEC 60364, BS 7671, NF C 15-100, NEC), how electricity works, electrical safety and safe isolation, tools and test instruments, cables and containment, lighting and socket circuits, protection and earthing, consumer units and three-phase, bathrooms, outdoors, EV chargers and solar, commercial and industrial work, inspection, testing and fault finding – then choosing a business model, registration, competent person schemes, insurance and consumer rights, van, tools and suppliers, day rates, estimating and quoting, cash flow and tax, reviews and marketing, apprentices, maintenance contracts and tenders, and handling problems. Every lesson has three readings, a worked example, common mistakes, on-the-job checks, key terms, self-checks and a quiz. Look things up in a tools and materials library, a problem solver, reference tables and a glossary; practise with 17 calculators (Ohm’s law, power, design current, energy cost, voltage drop, three-phase, maximum demand, ring continuity, loop impedance, quotes, day rate, break-even, deposits, start-up budget, tax set-aside, lead time), 20 job decisions, 10 checklists and an exam.

• Construction Academy

  A complete building and construction course in English and French – and how to start your own building business: 5 parts, 20 modules and 120 lessons. The industry and building rules, site safety (working at height, excavations, plant, dust and asbestos), materials, drawings, setting out and quantities, groundworks and foundations, concrete, brickwork and blockwork, frames and floors, roofs, walls, windows and insulation, internal finishes, renovation, extensions and lofts, and running a site – then choosing a business model, registration, insurance, contracts and planning, tools, plant and merchants, estimating, quoting, stage payments and variations, marketing, subcontractors, tenders and handling problems. Every lesson has three readings, a worked example, common mistakes, on-the-job checks, key terms, self-checks and a quiz. Look things up in a tools, plant and materials library, a problem solver, reference tables and a glossary; practise with 17 calculators (concrete, cement, bricks, blocks, plaster, roof pitch, tiles, paint, drainage fall, excavation, estimates, day rate, break-even, stage payments, start-up budget, tax set-aside, variations), 20 site decisions, 10 checklists and an exam.

• Bus Bay Rush

  A jammed car park full of buses, a bus station with only a few loading bays, and a queue of passengers in coloured jackets. Tap a bus whose way out is clear and it drives to a free bay; passengers board buses of their own colour and full buses leave. Send the wrong bus and the bays jam. Forty levels from five buses to over thirty, an endless mode, hints that look ahead, undo, and stars. Every colour also has its own symbol, and every level has a way to win.

• Bus City Tycoon

  Run the buses of a growing city. Place stops, draw lines along the roads, buy minibuses, standard, double-decker and electric buses, and set the fares. People go to work and school in the morning, to the shops, market and hospital in the day and home in the evening; they wait at your stops and give up if the bus is too slow. Watch the money, take a loan, read the daily report and see homes grow where your service is good. Six scenarios with goals plus free play, a painted city with rivers, bridges, towers and parks, and the game saves itself.

• Arcade

  Seven skill games with rich drawn artwork, in English and French: Darts on a real board – 501 against the computer or Around the Clock; ten-pin Bowling with hook and full scoring; Mini Golf over nine holes with slopes, water and a windmill; a Penalty Shoot-out where you shoot and then dive; Snake with mazes; Brick Breaker with power-ups; and a Space Shooter with waves and bosses. Touch, mouse or keyboard; best scores kept on your device.

• Party Games

  Three games for a room full of people, in English and French. Pub Quiz Host turns a laptop or TV into a quiz show: teams, rounds from a bank of questions, scores and a final leaderboard – or write your own quiz and send it as a share code. Draw & Guess: one player draws a secret word, the others shout guesses before the timer runs out. Detective Mystery: everyone receives a secret suspect card, clues come out round by round, and the room votes on who did it. Make your own word packs and mysteries and share them with a code.

• Latin Academy

  Start Latin from scratch, with both Church and restored classical pronunciation. Six modules and 18 lessons: letters and sounds, the five declensions and their cases, the four conjugations in the present, imperfect and future, word order and building sentences, Church Latin and the prayers of the Mass, and Latin all around us – Roman numerals, mottoes, abbreviations and the Latin roots of English and French words. Eight simulations: compare pronunciations, decline nouns, spot cases, conjugate verbs, build sentences, read the Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be, Sanctus and Agnus Dei word by word, convert Roman numerals and match words to their roots.

• Intellectual Property Academy

  Learn how creations and brands are protected, with UK law as at 2026 and notes on the EU, France, the US and international treaties. Six modules and 18 lessons: what IP is, how long rights last, who owns IP, how copyright works, exceptions and fair use, the public domain, patentability, getting a patent, AI and IP (Thaler 2023), trade marks, infringement and confusion, building a brand, design rights, trade secrets, choosing protection, licensing and assignment, enforcement and IP as a business asset. Eight simulations: which right protects it, expiry dates, the public domain, fair dealing, patentability, likelihood of confusion, protecting a new product and licence royalties. Made-up works and brands, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Data Protection (GDPR) Academy

  Learn data protection under the EU GDPR and UK GDPR as at 2026, including the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, with notes on France and the US. Six modules and 18 lessons: what personal data is, the seven principles, controllers and processors, the six lawful bases, consent and children, special category data, individuals’ rights, subject access requests, automated decisions and AI, security, breaches and the 72-hour rule, retention, privacy by design and DPIAs, DPOs and records, anonymisation and k-anonymity, international transfers, regulators and fines, and cookies and marketing. Eight simulations: principles, lawful bases, access-request deadlines, breach response, anonymising a dataset, maximum fines, transfer routes and cookies.

• Employment Law Academy

  Learn employment law in Great Britain as at 2026, with notes on France, the EU and the US. Six modules and 18 lessons: employee, worker or self-employed (Uber v Aslam), the contract and written statement, the Employment Rights Act 2025 reforms, the minimum wage from April 2026, working time, payslips and equal pay, holidays and irregular hours, family leave, sickness and SSP, the nine protected characteristics, forms of discrimination, whistleblowing and health and safety, fair dismissal and the Acas Code, redundancy pay and consultation, notice and settlement agreements, tribunals and time limits, trade unions and TUPE. Eight simulations: employment status, a minimum-wage check, a 17-week rota, a holiday calculator, discrimination types, fair or unfair dismissal, redundancy pay (with the French indemnité légale) and notice and tribunal deadlines.

• Company Law & Governance Academy

  Learn company law in England and Wales and how companies are governed, with notes on France and the US. Six modules and 18 lessons: business forms, separate legal personality (Salomon, Prest), setting up a company after the 2023 reforms, shares, pre-emption and transfer, persons with significant control, minority protection (s.994, derivative claims), the seven directors’ duties, liability and disqualification, the board, ordinary, special and written resolutions, general meetings, who can bind the company, dividends and capital maintenance, accounts, size thresholds and filing, registers and charges, governance codes, stakeholder reporting and changing or ending a company. Eight simulations: business forms, a PSC map, minority remedies, directors’ duties, a vote counter, the company calendar, a dividend test and company size.

• Negotiation Academy

  Learn to negotiate well in business and everyday life. Six modules and 18 lessons: distributive and integrative negotiation, positions and interests (Getting to Yes), ethics and trust, BATNA, reservation prices and the ZOPA, planning, anchoring and first offers, concessions, hard tactics and how to answer them, trading across issues, creative options and contingent deals, closing and writing it down, conflict styles (Thomas–Kilmann), emotions, power and culture, trust and the repeated prisoner’s dilemma, settle-or-sue maths, mediation and arbitration, and salary, car and supplier negotiations. Eight simulations: find the ZOPA, weigh your BATNA, haggle with a seller who has a secret floor, name hard tactics, build an efficient package deal, choose conflict styles, play cooperate-or-defect and find a settlement zone. Made-up people, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Fraud & Forensic Accounting Academy

  Learn how fraud happens, how data and accounts reveal it, how investigations are run and how losses are measured. Six modules and 18 lessons: what fraud is and the ACFE fraud tree, the fraud triangle, common schemes (skimming, lapping, fake suppliers, ghost employees, mandate and CEO fraud), how fraud is detected and whistleblowing, payment and payroll tests, internal controls and the UK failure-to-prevent-fraud offence, Benford’s law, threshold and other analytics, digital evidence, cooking the books, the Beneish M-score, auditors and fraud, running investigations, fair interviews, criminal and civil routes, quantifying losses, expert witnesses and anti-fraud culture. Eight simulations: the fraud triangle, duplicate payments, ghost employees, Benford’s law, split invoices, M-scores, planning an investigation and quantifying a claim. Made-up organisations, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Procurement & Tendering Academy

  Learn how organisations buy goods, services and works well and fairly. Six modules and 18 lessons: the procurement cycle and purchase-to-pay, total cost of ownership and make or buy, spend analysis and ABC, the Kraljic matrix, sourcing strategies and resilience, running tenders, evaluating bids and price-scoring pitfalls, negotiation, public procurement under the UK Procurement Act 2023, the EU directive and French law, thresholds, procedures, standstill and challenges, contract management and KPIs, order quantities and stock, contract terms and Incoterms, fraud and bid rigging, responsible buying and supplier risk. Eight simulations: total cost of ownership, spend analysis, the Kraljic matrix, scoring bids, choosing public procedures, economic order quantity, a supplier scorecard and spotting red flags. Made-up organisations, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Insurance & Risk Management Academy

  Learn how organisations identify and treat risk and how insurance and insurers work. Six modules and 18 lessons: what risk is (ISO 31000), risk matrices and registers, risk appetite, the four Ts, controls, continuity and the three lines, contracts and hedging, pooling and the law of large numbers, the principles of insurance, types of cover, building a premium, rating factors and fair pricing, catastrophes and climate, reading a policy and the average clause, claims, liability, business interruption and cyber, insurer results, reinsurance and Solvency II. Eight simulations: a risk heat map, choosing treatments, the power of the pool, building a premium, what a policy pays, insurer results, reinsurance layers and a solvency stress test. Made-up organisations, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Banking & Credit Analysis Academy

  Learn how banks work and how lenders decide who to lend to and at what price. Six modules and 18 lessons: what banks do and how loans create deposits, net interest margin, liquidity, bank runs and deposit insurance, the five Cs of credit, expected loss (PD, LGD, EAD) and IFRS 9, ratings and concentration, credit scores and cut-offs, mortgage affordability (LTV, LTI, stress), fair collections, analysing and structuring business loans, covenants and warning signs, risk-based pricing, Basel capital and risk-weighted assets, credit cycles and stress tests, the LCR and NSFR, supervisors and resolution, and financial crime. Eight simulations: run a bank, survive a bank run, sort the five Cs, set a score cut-off, test mortgage affordability, decide on a business loan, price a loan and meet capital ratios. Made-up banks and borrowers, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Private Equity & Venture Capital Academy

  Learn how start-ups raise money, how buyouts work and how private-capital funds are run. Six modules and 18 lessons: venture capital, growth equity and buyouts, LPs, GPs, fees and carried interest, funding stages and dilution, cap tables, priced rounds and the option-pool shuffle, SAFEs and convertible notes, term sheets, the VC method, liquidation preferences, the power law, leveraged buyouts, MOIC, IRR, DPI and TVPI, buyout debt, the value-creation bridge, operational levers, exits, the distribution waterfall, the J-curve and regulation. Eight simulations: a cap table through three rounds, SAFE conversion, the VC method, exit proceeds under preferences, a power-law portfolio, an LBO model, a value-creation bridge and a fund waterfall with J-curve. Made-up companies, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Corporate Finance & Valuation Academy

  Learn how companies decide what to invest in, how to pay for it and what to return to shareholders. Six modules and 18 lessons: the time value of money, annuities and loans, risk, beta and CAPM, NPV, IRR, payback and the profitability index, comparing exclusive projects, the cost of equity and debt, WACC, valuing a company, Modigliani–Miller and the tax shield, financial leverage, sources of finance, dividend policy, buybacks, working capital, capital rationing, sensitivity, scenarios and real options, and governance. Eight simulations: a time-value calculator with a loan table, project appraisal with an NPV profile, NPV v IRR, a cost-of-capital builder, a leverage lab, dividends and buybacks, capital rationing and a sensitivity tornado. Made-up companies, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• IT & Software Concepts

  Understand how computers and software really work. Six modules and 18 lessons rewritten and fact-checked from personal study notes: bits, bytes, cores and threads, kernels, processes, sandboxes and virtual machines, the stack, heap, garbage collection and memory leaks, compiled, interpreted and JIT languages, the JVM and V8, static and dynamic typing, choosing a language, algorithms, pseudocode and big-O, OOP, constructors and the dot operator, decorators, generators, lambdas and sets, HTTP and status codes, SSR and CSR, the DOM, jQuery and AJAX, JSON, parsing and serialisation, SQL, Django models and NoSQL, SQL injection, XSS and CSRF, CPU- and I/O-bound work and the GIL, Docker and Kubernetes, and the command line and Git. Eight simulations and 30 concept questions.

• Mergers & Acquisitions Academy

  Learn why and how companies buy one another, and how to judge whether two businesses really fit. Six modules and 18 lessons: build, borrow or buy, strategic fit and Porter’s three tests, deal types, enterprise value and multiples, DCF and terminal value, premiums, goodwill and the winner’s curse, synergies, cash or shares and EPS accretion, exchange ratios, earn-outs and the SPA, the deal process and due diligence, red flags, competition review (HHI and the 2023 US Merger Guidelines, EU and UK thresholds), the UK Takeover Code, foreign-investment screening and integration approaches, culture and the first 100 days. Eight simulations: a strategic-fit scorecard for three targets, deal types, a valuation football field, synergies v premium, cash or shares, due-diligence findings, a competition screen and integration across a culture gap. Made-up companies, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Business Restructuring Academy

  Learn how to turn round a business in difficulty before it fails. Six modules and 18 lessons: early warning signs, ratios and the Altman Z-score, the 13-week cash flow forecast, working capital, operational turnaround and break-even, portfolio and property, debt-for-equity swaps, covenants and new money, schemes of arrangement, restructuring plans with cross-class cram-down, CVAs and moratoriums (with notes on US Chapter 11 and EU preventive restructuring), redundancy consultation and stakeholder communication. Eight simulations: a distress check, matching problems to remedies, a 13-week cash war room, working-capital release, break-even, a debt-for-equity swap, a restructuring-plan vote and a stakeholder plan. Made-up companies, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Company Administration Academy

  Learn administration – the insolvency procedure that rescues companies or sells their business – under the law of England and Wales, with notes on Chapter 11 and French and German procedures. Six modules and 18 lessons: the three statutory purposes, appointment routes, the moratorium and the ipso facto rule, directors before and during, proposals and creditors’ decisions, trading in administration, adopted employees and TUPE, selling the business, pre-packs and the 2021 connected-party rules, exits, CVAs, the Part A1 moratorium and creditors, landlords and customers. Eight simulations: which purpose, rescue v sale v break-up, appointing the administrator, the moratorium in action, the statutory clock, trade on or close, a pre-pack review and a CVA vote counter.

• Business Liquidation Academy

  Learn how companies are wound up, under the law of England and Wales with notes on other countries. Six modules and 18 lessons: what liquidation is, the cash-flow and balance-sheet tests, creditors’ voluntary, compulsory and members’ voluntary liquidation, the liquidator’s job, creditors’ claims, employees, the order of priority, the prescribed part, set-off and retention of title, directors’ duties and wrongful trading, preferences and transactions at an undervalue, disqualification and phoenix companies, distributions to shareholders and dissolution. Eight simulations: insolvency tests on a made-up bakery, choosing the procedure, sorting claims, the distribution waterfall, the prescribed-part calculator, the point of no return for a director, investigating past transactions and a members’ voluntary liquidation.

• Chess Academy

  Learn chess from the first move to checkmate. Six modules and 18 lessons: the board and pieces, how they move, check, castling and en passant, piece values, notation in English and French, how games end, forks, pins and skewers, a thinking checklist, mating patterns, mate in two, avoiding stalemate, opening principles, famous openings, early traps, mating with king and queen or rook, and pawn endgames. Eight trainers: how pieces move, a square spotter, material and trades, a fork finder, twelve mates in one, fresh mates in two generated and proved by the engine, an opening explorer and an endgame trainer against the computer. Every answer is checked by the chess engine.

• Saints & Church History Quiz Trail

  Walk twenty centuries of church history and meet saints from every continent. Six eras and 30 lessons: the apostles and first Christians, martyrs, catacombs and baptism, women of the early Church, how the faith spread, Constantine, the desert fathers, the Creed and the Bible’s canon, the great councils, Augustine and the Fathers, monks and missionaries, Cyril and Methodius, pilgrims and crusades, Francis, Clare and Dominic, cathedrals, universities and Aquinas, the Reformation and Trent, Ignatius and the missions, Teresa of Ávila and the mystics, the Church in the Americas, saints of charity, revolution and revival, a missionary century, Lourdes and Vatican I, Rerum Novarum, witnesses in Africa and Asia, faith in the century of wars, martyrs of the twentieth century, Vatican II, a world Church and saints of our time. Eight games: a twenty-station quiz trail with stars, a timeline builder, councils, Doctors and their books, founders of orders, how the faith travelled, saints of every continent and a map of holy places.

• Catechism Academy

  Learn the Catholic faith following the four parts of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Six modules and 18 lessons: the Catechism and its four pillars, Scripture and Tradition, the Holy Trinity, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit and the Church, Mary and the last things, the sacraments of initiation, healing and service, the Ten Commandments and the Beatitudes, virtues, gifts and fruits of the Spirit, conscience, sin and the works of mercy, prayer, the Lord’s Prayer, the Rosary, the Mass, the liturgical year and the precepts of the Church. Eight simulations: a creed explorer, the seven sacraments, the commandments in daily life, virtues and gifts, works of mercy, a Rosary guide bead by bead with the mysteries of the day, the order of Mass and a liturgical-year wheel that computes Easter for any year.

• Home Safety & Fire Drill

  Keep your household safe and know what to do in a fire. Six modules and 30 lessons: how fires start and spread, prevention, kitchen fires, smoking, candles and heaters, batteries and e-bikes, smoke alarms, testing alarms, fire doors and sprinklers, fire blankets and extinguishers, carbon monoxide and gas, escape plans, get out – stay out – call, what to do if trapped, flats and tall buildings, the bedtime check, electrical safety and chargers, falls, poisons and chemicals, burns and scalds, tools and DIY, children, babies and toddlers, medicines, older people and people with disabilities, water and bathrooms, calling the emergency services, an emergency kit, floods and power cuts, first aid basics and running a fire drill. Eight simulations: a hazard hunt, kitchen-fire decisions, a smoke alarm planner, extinguisher training, gas and CO response, an escape plan where the fire starts somewhere new each time, a child-safe home check and an emergency kit with world emergency numbers.

• Wellbeing & Mindfulness

  Learn everyday skills for stress, sleep and a calmer mind. Six modules and 30 lessons: what stress does, the stress bucket, naming emotions, your early warning signs, anger, calming breaths, progressive muscle relaxation, moving for your mind, nature, food, caffeine and alcohol, what mindfulness is, grounding and the body scan, the three-minute breathing space, mindful walking and eating, mindfulness in daily life, thinking traps from CBT, managing worry, problem-solving, perfectionism, self-compassion, sleep, the five ways to wellbeing, gratitude, small habits, screens and news, when to get help, supporting someone else, loneliness, grief and your own wellbeing plan. Eight practices: a stress bucket, a feelings map, a breathing pacer, 5-4-3-2-1 grounding with a body scan, a thinking-trap detective, a worry tree, a sleep planner and a five-ways week. General education, not therapy or medical advice.

• Nutrition & Meal Planner

  Understand food and plan balanced, affordable meals. Six modules and 18 lessons: nutrients, energy in kcal and kJ, vitamins, minerals and water, the balanced plate, fruit, vegetables and fibre, protein and fats, reading labels, traffic lights and reference intakes, sugar and salt, weekly meal planning, eating well on a budget, breakfasts and snacks, food through life, food for an active life, a healthy relationship with food, food safety, the 14 allergens and food myths. Eight tools: build a plate, an energy needs explorer, a label reader, a sugar and salt detective, a week of dinners on a budget in $, € or £, a smart shopper with unit prices and recipe scaling, a safe kitchen and myths and allergens. General education, not medical advice.

• Times Tables & Mental Maths

  Master the times tables and calculate in your head. Six modules and 30 lessons: patterns in the tables, the hard facts, division facts, ×10 and ×100, cracking the 7s, number bonds, bridging through ten, partitioning, rounding and adjusting, subtracting by counting up, quick tricks for ×5, ×9, ×11 and ×25, doubling and halving, two-digit multiplication, dividing by chunking, divisibility rules, percentages from 10% and 1%, fractions of amounts, discounts and tips, percentage change, ratio, rounding, estimating, decimals, time, giving change, how to practise, squares and primes, negative numbers, big numbers and the order of operations. Eight games: the 12 × 12 grid as arrays of dots, a twenty-question sprint against the clock, strategy steps for any sum, a trick workshop, a percentage builder, a market stall giving change in $, € or £, an estimation range and a divisibility detective with prime factors.

• Essay & Creative Writing Academy

  Write better essays, stories and poems, in English or French. Six modules and 18 lessons: purpose and the thesis, introductions and conclusions, planning, PEEL paragraphs, evidence and sources, counter-arguments and fallacies, clear and concise style, sentence length and reading ease, revising, plot and Freytag’s pyramid, character, point of view, show don’t tell, dialogue, openings, imagery, rhythm and forms, and rhyme. Eight workshops: a thesis workshop, an essay planner with a word budget, a paragraph builder with fallacies to spot, a style meter that measures your own text (reading ease, fillers, passives, repeated words), a story mountain, a character builder, a dialogue doctor and a poetry lab that counts the syllables of your haiku.

• French Grammar Academy

  French grammar from your first sentences to university essays: six levels (Débutant to Université, about CEFR A1 to C2), sixty lessons and over 370 exercises – gender and articles, être and avoir, the present tense, negation and questions, the passé composé with avoir and être, the imparfait and the future, partitives, pronouns (le, lui, y, en and double pronouns), relative pronouns (qui, que, où, dont, lequel), past participle agreement, the conditional, the subjunctive, si clauses, reported speech, the passive, the gérondif, the passé simple, difficult agreements, registers, anglicisms and the dissertation. Punctuation at every level, with French spacing before ; : ? ! and guillemets. Exercises: choose, fill the gap, find and fix, a punctuation lab, a sentence builder and rewrites, plus an editor’s desk per level, a placement test, a review of your mistakes and a table of 66 verbs.

• Biology Lab

  Learn biology by experiment. Six modules and 18 lessons: cells, microscopes and magnification, diffusion and osmosis, DNA and chromosomes, inheritance and Punnett squares, inherited disorders, variation, natural selection, antibiotic resistance and classification, enzymes, heart and blood, disease and vaccines, photosynthesis, respiration, transport in plants, food chains, sampling and the carbon cycle. Eight simulations: a microscope, potatoes in sugar solutions, a Punnett square lab, moths on bark, an enzyme lab with a mystery enzyme, pondweed and light, quadrats in a meadow and foxes and rabbits.

• Physics Lab

  Learn physics by experiment. Six modules and 18 lessons: speed and acceleration, motion graphs, projectiles, Newton’s laws, friction and terminal velocity, moments and momentum, energy stores, work and power, energy resources, waves and echoes, reflection and refraction, pendulums and springs, current, voltage and resistance, series and parallel circuits, electricity at home, gravity, orbits and the Solar System. Eight simulations: motion graphs, a projectile launcher on seven worlds, forces on a trolley, an energy track, a pendulum lab with a mystery planet, a light bench with total internal reflection, a circuit builder and an orbit lab.

• Probability & Statistics Academy

  Learn probability and statistics by simulation, with made-up data from the town of Valdmere. Six modules and 18 lessons: kinds of data, samples and bias, experiments, averages, spread and outliers, z-scores, charts, misleading graphs, correlation and regression, probability and the law of large numbers, counting and the binomial distribution, conditional probability and Bayes, the normal distribution, the central limit theorem, confidence intervals, hypothesis tests and reading statistics in the news. Eight simulations: a festival survey with biased and random samples, a bus-delay explorer with a live box plot, spot the misleading graph, a scatter plot with the line of best fit, a dice lab, a medical test with 1,000 people, a central limit machine and a hundred confidence intervals.

• Cybersecurity Awareness Academy

  Learn to stay safe online at home and at work by helping Nia, a made-up baker, protect her family and her shop. Six modules and 18 lessons: why attacks happen, confidentiality, integrity and availability, social engineering, strong passwords and passphrases, password managers, two-step verification, phishing emails, reading web addresses, texts, calls and invoice fraud, updates, backups and ransomware, Wi-Fi and smart devices, privacy, children online, safe shopping, what to do when hacked, and security for a small business. Eight simulations: a risk map, a password lab that never sends what you type, a phishing inbox, a link detective, a security check-up, a backup planner tested against disasters, scam texts and calls, and a branching ransomware incident.

• Coding Academy

  Learn to code in JavaScript, HTML and CSS right in the browser, with nothing to install. Seven modules and 21 lessons, each with code you can run and change: printing and variables, numbers and text, comparisons and if, loops, functions, map and filter, recursion, arrays, objects and JSON, HTML, CSS and interactive pages, sorting and searching, and debugging. Ten simulations: a playground, five sets of challenges (23 in all) checked by automatic tests, turtle drawing with loops, a web studio with a live preview and tasks, a sorting and searching visualiser, and a bug hunt. “What does it print?” practice with new programs every time. Your code runs in a sandbox and is stopped after 3 seconds.

• Sales & Customer Service Academy

  Learn honest selling and great customer service at Larkspur Home, a made-up homeware and appliance store. Six modules and 18 lessons: the sales process, the pipeline, targets and commission, asking good questions, features, advantages and benefits, building trust, handling objections, negotiation and BATNA, discounts and bundles, closing, customers’ rights after the sale, follow-up, service standards, complaints, running a contact centre, CSAT and NPS, listening to customers and looking after the team. Eight simulations: the pipeline, features to benefits, an objection clinic, negotiating with a café owner with a hidden budget, a branching shop-floor conversation, a branching complaint call, staffing a contact centre with Erlang C and turning survey results into action. General education, not legal advice.

• Project Management Academy

  Learn project management by running the Lantern Library, a made-up project to turn an old tram depot into a community library. Six modules and 18 lessons: what a project is, the charter and SMART objectives, stakeholders, the work breakdown structure, three-point (PERT) estimating, the critical path, budgets, earned value, change control, risks and responses, quality, agile and Scrum, velocity and burndown, Kanban and flow, RACI, communication and closing. Eight simulations: charter and stakeholder grid, PERT estimates, finding the critical path with a Gantt chart, a month-six earned-value check, the risk register with expected monetary value, sprints with a burndown, a Kanban board with and without WIP limits, and fixing a RACI matrix. Practice with new figures every time.

• Marketing & Social Media Academy

  Learn marketing and social media by working for Tidepool Tea, a made-up small tea brand. Six modules and 18 lessons: segmentation, targeting and positioning, customer research, the marketing mix, pricing and the cost of discounts, product life cycles, brand building, reviews and crisis handling, content, search and search ads, email and consent, websites that sell, choosing social platforms, social metrics, influencers and honest advertising, the funnel, customer lifetime value and A/B testing. Eight simulations: segments and the positioning map, the discount trap, reviews and a product recall, the search-ad auction, a month of social posts, fair-or-foul marketing ideas, a campaign funnel against lifetime value and a real A/B test with a z-test. General education, not legal advice.

• Economics Academy

  Learn economics by advising Valdoria, a made-up country. Seven modules and 21 lessons: scarcity and opportunity cost, the production possibility frontier, incentives, supply and demand, elasticity, taxes and price controls, costs and competition, monopoly, game theory, externalities and public goods, GDP, inflation and unemployment, central banks and the Taylor rule, fiscal policy and the multiplier, comparative advantage, exchange rates and growth. Eleven simulations: the production frontier, a fish market hit by events, ticket and bun pricing, who pays a tax, running a factory and a monopoly, an airline price war, a polluting cement works, the statistics office, running the central bank through shocks, the budget and the multiplier, and trade and the exchange rate. Practice with new figures every time.

• Investing & Stock Market Simulator

  Learn how stock markets work and practise with play money in a made-up market of twelve invented companies, a world index fund and a bond fund. Six modules and 18 lessons: shares, why prices move, indices, market, limit and stop orders, trading costs, leverage and short selling, EPS, P/E and market value, dividends and payout, reading the accounts, volatility and drawdowns, diversification, time in the market, funds and ETFs, bonds and interest rates, reinvesting dividends, behavioural biases and investment scams. Eight simulations: a year on the trading floor with weekly prices and news, orders and costs, the company detective, building a mix with 2,000 possible futures, surviving a crash, bond prices, reinvesting dividends and naming the bias. General education, not investment advice.

• Personal Finance Academy

  Learn to manage your own money by following Lena, a made-up 24-year-old in her first job. Eight modules and 24 lessons: payslips and tax bands, budgeting and the 50/30/20 rule, sinking funds and the emergency fund, compound interest and inflation, saving for goals, borrowing costs and APR, credit cards, paying off debts, renting or buying, mortgages, investing, fees and index funds, insurance, scams and your credit history, pensions and retirement income. Eleven simulations: read a payslip, build a budget with sliders, play a year of money decisions, explore compound interest, escape the minimum-payment trap, compare avalanche and snowball, work the mortgage desk, see what fees cost, spot scams and plan a pension. Practice with new figures every time, in dollars, euros or pounds. General education, not advice.

• Financial Reporting (IFRS) Academy

  Learn to prepare and read financial statements under IFRS Accounting Standards as the reporting accountant of a made-up group, Solenne Energy. Nine modules and 30 lessons: the Conceptual Framework and IAS 8, presentation and the new IFRS 18 statement of profit or loss (operating, investing and financing categories, management-defined performance measures), property and revaluation, impairment, intangibles, revenue (IFRS 15), leases (IFRS 16), financial instruments and expected credit losses (IFRS 9), provisions, events after the reporting period, inventories, deferred tax, the statement of cash flows, goodwill, consolidation, associates, earnings per share, ratios and sustainability reporting. Fourteen simulations, from sorting a profit or loss into IFRS 18 categories to building a statement of cash flows and consolidating a group. Practice questions with new figures every time, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Double Entry & Bookkeeping Academy

  Learn double-entry bookkeeping by keeping the books of a made-up coffee roaster, Lumen Coffee Roasters. Eight modules and 25 lessons: the accounting equation, debits and credits (DEAD CLIC), T-accounts, day books and sales tax, petty cash, ledgers and control accounts, bank reconciliation, the trial balance, errors and the suspense account, accruals and prepayments, depreciation and disposals, irrecoverable debts, inventory, final accounts, incomplete records and partnerships. Twelve simulations: post a month at the posting desk, balance off T-accounts, enter invoices in the day books, run the petty cash box, reconcile the control account and the bank, hunt errors, make the year-end adjustments, build the final accounts, rebuild a shop’s missing figures, share a partnership’s profit and run Lumen for a year. Practice questions with new figures every time, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Debate Academy

  A library of motions debated in full: for each one, a neutral background, the case for and the case against – about 500 words each, four arguments with reasons and evidence, plus a closing statement – rebuttals, questions and sources to explore. Topics in education, technology and AI, the environment, the economy, health, society, government, international affairs, science and culture. Vote before and after reading to see if you changed your mind. Thirteen lessons on how to debate (claim–reason–evidence–impact, rebuttal, weighing, points of information, fallacies, formats and judging), exercises, and a practice room with World Schools, British Parliamentary and Lincoln-Douglas timers, recording on your device and a judge’s scorecard.

• English Grammar Academy

  English grammar from your first sentences to university essays: six levels (Starter to University, about CEFR A1 to C2), sixty lessons and over 300 exercises, with punctuation at every level – full stops and capitals, commas, apostrophes, semicolons and colons, dashes and hyphens, quotation marks, brackets and ellipses. Exercises you work with: choose, fill the gap, find and fix the mistake, a punctuation lab where you tap the gaps between words, a sentence builder and rewrites. Each level ends at the editor’s desk, proofreading a text with hidden mistakes. A placement test, a review of your mistakes, irregular verbs and a punctuation reference. British and American usage both explained.

• Auditing & Assurance Academy

  Learn auditing by doing the audit of a made-up food wholesaler, Harbourline Foods. Ten modules and 42 lessons following the International Standards on Auditing: assurance and its levels, ethics and independence, acceptance and quality management, materiality and risk, internal control, evidence and assertions, sampling and data analytics, the main audit areas, completion, the auditor’s report, reviews, sustainability assurance and internal audit. Sixteen simulations: set materiality, brief the team on risks, walk through purchasing, test a control, run a monetary-unit sample, hunt for override in a year of journals with Benford’s law, chase confirmations, attend the stock count, test cut-off, stress a going-concern forecast and write the opinion. Practice questions with new figures every time.

• Management Accounting Academy

  Learn management accounting by running a made-up bicycle maker, Meridian Bikes. Nine modules and 37 lessons: how costs behave, inventory and labour, overheads, absorption, marginal, process and activity-based costing, budgets, standard costing and variances, decisions (break-even, limiting factors, relevant costs, pricing), divisional performance and investment appraisal. Sixteen simulations: run the factory for a month, manage the tyre store through a year of random demand, close the month’s overheads, build a budget that keeps cash positive, live through a month of surprises and explain the variances, play the pricing game, fill a bottleneck, sit at the decision desk and on the investment board. Practice questions with new figures every time, in dollars, euros or pounds.

• Database Server Lab

  Learn what it takes to run a database server – the skills behind PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB and SQL Server. Twenty lessons in five modules: from a file to a server, connecting safely, indexes, reading query plans, transactions and ACID, SQL injection, users and least privilege, backups, keys and constraints, normalisation, views, triggers and audit trails, locking and deadlocks, connection pooling, watching performance, replication and failover, scaling and partitioning, encryption and personal data, managed cloud databases, and SQL v NoSQL. Then five lab stations on real SQLite compiled to WebAssembly with 50,000 orders: time a slow query and fix it with an index, move money in a transaction and watch ROLLBACK, break into an unsafe login and see the parameterised version stop you, give a user read-only rights, and back up, break and restore – plus a free SQL console. Six missions.

• Web & Cloud Server Lab

  Learn how websites are served and what the cloud really is. Twenty lessons: requests and responses, status codes, methods, headers and cookies, caching and CDNs, domain names and DNS, server blocks, locations and try_files, redirects and error pages, reverse proxies to apps, HTTPS and certificates, a faster site, logs and monitoring, security headers and rate limits, containers, serverless and static hosting, deploying safely with CI/CD, regions, zones and uptime, cloud service models and regions, scaling with load balancers and CDNs, and security, backups and cost. Then run a bakery’s website on a simulated web server: edit an nginx-style configuration, test and reload it, start the app, get a certificate and send requests to see the status, headers, page and how the server decided – eight missions from the first page to forcing HTTPS.

• Networking Lab

  Learn how computer networks really work by fixing them. Twenty lessons – layers, MAC and IP addresses, ARP, TCP, UDP and ports, NAT, private ranges, IPv6, subnet masks, subnetting step by step, sizing and summarising, the default gateway, switches, VLANs, loops and spanning tree, Wi-Fi, routers and routing tables, the way back, DHCP and DNS, firewalls, everyday commands and a method for finding faults. Then twelve lab networks, each with a classic fault – a wrong gateway, a wrong mask, an unplugged cable, a missing return route, a routing loop, a wrong next hop, a stray longer prefix, three sites, a /31 link, a new laptop to set up – and a subnetting practice with new questions every time. Use ping, tracert, show, a subnet calculator and commands to change settings, and watch each packet step by step: ARP broadcasts, switches learning MAC addresses, routers lowering the TTL. The packets are moved by our own engine written in C++ and running as WebAssembly.

• Windows Server & AD Simulator

  Learn to run an office network on Windows Server without a real server. Twenty lessons – PowerShell basics, roles, domain controllers, OUs, user accounts and passwords, leavers, groups, Group Policy and which policy wins, DNS, DHCP, shared folders and their permissions, good habits – with PowerShell to try. Then manage a pretend domain, learn.local: add roles, create OUs, users, groups and computers, write and link Group Policy (Block Inheritance and Enforced behave as on a real domain) and see the result per user, add DNS records, hand out DHCP leases, share folders and check effective access, or do it all in a PowerShell window with the real cmdlet names. Thirteen missions, plus day-to-day jobs: computers in the domain, moving people between OUs, unlocking accounts, applying and checking policy, several domain controllers, backup and the AD Recycle Bin, and securing the domain.

• Linux Server Simulator

  Learn to run a Linux server from the command line without risking a real one. Twenty-two lessons – the prompt, moving around, how the system is laid out, files, reading and grep, pipes, permissions and chmod, sudo and users, apt, services with systemctl, your first web page, networking and ports, a ufw firewall, logs, updates and backups, disk, memory and processes, text tools, SSH keys, a MariaDB database, fail2ban, website ownership and cron – each with commands to try. The practice server is simulated by our own program written in Rust and running in your browser as WebAssembly: install nginx, publish a page, add users, open the firewall and read the logs, with eighteen missions that tick off as you go. Tab completion and command history included.

• Presentation Academy

  Learn to make and give presentations – the skills for Microsoft PowerPoint, LibreOffice Impress or Google Slides. Twenty-three lessons in five modules: starting from your message, telling a story, strong openings and endings, slides that support you, layouts, title slides, bullet points, pictures and alt text, charts that make one point, tables and diagrams, ordering, themes, fonts and sizes, the slide master, colour contrast and accessibility, transitions, speaker notes, running the show (F5, B for a black screen), rehearsing, handling nerves, voice and body language, taking questions and presenting online. Then build a deck in our own slide maker – five layouts, themes that pass the WCAG contrast rules, pictures, notes, drag to reorder – and present it full screen, or print it to PDF. Eleven tasks tick off as you go.

• Database Academy

  Learn databases – the skills behind Microsoft Access, LibreOffice Base and SQL. Sixteen lessons: tables, fields and data types, creating tables, primary keys, relationships and foreign keys, queries with criteria, sorting and wildcards, calculated fields, totals and grouping, joins, insert/update/delete, forms, reports, import/export, backups and looking after people’s data. Then practise on a real SQLite database of a small shop, running in your browser as WebAssembly: a datasheet and design view, a query builder that shows its SQL, an SQL window, a data-entry form, a printable grouped report and a relationships diagram, with eleven tasks checked against the database.

• Spreadsheet Academy

  Learn spreadsheets – the skills you need in Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc or Google Sheets. Eighteen lessons in five modules: cells and ranges, numbers and dates, formulas, SUM and AutoSum, filling down, $ absolute references, error messages, AVERAGE, IF, COUNTIF and SUMIF, VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP, number formats, sorting, charts, printing and CSV files. Then practise on a household budget in our own spreadsheet – formula bar, fill handle, copy and paste that moves formulas, undo, AutoSum, formats, sort and a chart – with twelve tasks checked as you go. Its formulas are worked out by our own engine written in Rust and running in your browser as WebAssembly.

• Word Processing Academy

  Learn word processing – the skills you need in Microsoft Word, LibreOffice Writer or Google Docs. Twenty lessons in six modules: typing and selecting, undo and copy-paste, saving and PDFs, bold and fonts, headings and styles, alignment, lists, spacing, tables, pictures with alt text, page breaks, margins and orientation, headers and footers, printing, find and replace, spelling and word count, track changes, templates and mail merge, with the keyboard shortcuts. Then practise in our own word processor on the page – fifteen tasks tick off as you format a real document, which you can save in your browser, download for Word or print to PDF.

• Pidgin & Creole Dictionary

  A dictionary of pidgins and creoles: Nigerian Pidgin (Naija), Cameroon Pidgin, Krio, Jamaican Patois, Haitian Creole and Tok Pisin, with Ghanaian Pidgin growing from speakers. Search a word or an English meaning, filter by kind of word, and see pronunciation, where a word comes from and short everyday examples with translations. Word of the day, a random word and a ten-question meaning quiz. Speakers can suggest words, which appear only after a reviewer has checked them. Word lists come from English Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0) and every entry links to its source.

• Block Fit

  Two calm block puzzles of our own. Clear: drag pieces from a hand of three onto a 9×9 board and fill rows, columns or 3×3 boxes to clear them – clear several at once or in a row for bonus points, and see how long you can keep going; there is also a game of the day. Fill: cover a shape exactly with a set of pieces, turning and flipping them to fit, over 40 levels from three pieces to ten – every level has an answer. Works with a mouse or a finger.

• Mac-style Desktop

  Practise on a pretend Mac-style computer before you use a real one. A menu bar with the system menu, a Dock with Launchpad, windows with red, yellow and green buttons that you can drag, resize, minimise to the Dock, make full size, tile side by side and close, Files with a Bin and Put Back, a Text app that saves to Documents, a calculator, System Settings for the background, dark mode and text size, and Shut Down. Fourteen guided missions with tips. Nothing is installed or sent and the files are pretend. Our own look and icons – not affiliated with Apple.

• Windows-style Desktop

  Practise on a pretend Windows-style computer before you use a real one. A taskbar and Start menu, windows you can drag, resize, minimise, maximise, snap side by side and close, a file manager with folders and a Recycle Bin, Notes that save to Documents, a calculator, settings for the background, dark mode and text size, and a proper shut-down. Fourteen guided missions with tips tick off as you go. Nothing is installed or sent and the files are pretend. Our own look and icons – not affiliated with Microsoft.

• Computer Lab

  Learn to use a computer with confidence. Twenty-three short lessons – parts of a computer, operating systems, memory and storage, ports, the mouse and keyboard, windows, files and folders, browsers and web addresses, searching, email, downloads, passwords, 2-step verification, scam messages, updates and backups, accessibility settings, printing and PDFs, cloud storage and sharing, video calls, shopping and banking online, privacy and social media – each with a quick check. Then practise: find the parts of a computer, mouse drills (click, double-click, drag, right-click, scroll), a keyboard shortcut trainer, a pretend files sandbox with a Recycle Bin, a password checker that never sends what you type, and a scam spotter with made-up messages. Safety advice follows the UK National Cyber Security Centre.

• Flight Sim

  Fly a small single-engine plane from a country airfield. A full flight model – lift and drag that change with the angle of the wing, a stall when you pull too hard, flaps, engine power, pitch, roll and yaw, wheels and brakes on the runway – runs in your browser as C++ compiled to WebAssembly, and you see the fields, hills and runway in 3D from the cockpit or behind the plane. Missions: take off and climb, land from a long final approach, fly a full circuit, or fly free. Every landing is scored on how gently, how straight and where you touched down. Watch the autopilot land first, then try yourself.

• Train Sim

  Drive an electric train on two made-up lines. A real-feeling engine – traction and power limits, running resistance, gradients, seven brake steps and an emergency brake – runs in your browser as C++ compiled to WebAssembly, and you see the line ahead in 3D. Keep to the speed limits, obey signals that turn yellow and red behind the train in front, stop with the cab at the mark, open the doors and keep to the timetable. The safety system steps in if you speed or pass a red. Watch a demo run on autopilot, then beat its score.

• Anatomy Atlas

  Explore 15 interactive models covering eyes, ears, joints, muscles, glands and more, alongside 37 organs and bones. Follow 18 beginner lessons covering cells, tissues and all 11 body systems, with knowledge checks and source links. Trace five body journeys, revise with flashcards, search 28 glossary terms and practise identification quizzes. English and French; Latin names in the atlas. Learning progress stays in your browser.

• Email Arranger

  Tidy a real Yahoo, AOL, iCloud, Gmail or other IMAP inbox with your own rules. Connect with an app password, scan the newest messages (headers only, read-only) to see who sends you most and how many newsletters you get, turn any sender into a rule in one click, preview exactly which messages each rule would touch, then apply: move to folders (created if needed), mark as read or flag. The app password is used for one request and never stored; none of your mail is kept – only your rules are saved to your account.

• Wildlife of Ghana & Africa

  A field guide to 89 mammals, reptiles and amphibians of Ghana and Africa – elephants, big cats, hippos, antelopes and duikers, chimpanzees and colobus, pangolins, cane rats, bats, manatees, crocodiles, pythons and mambas, tortoises, sea turtles and the Goliath frog – each with a photo, English, French and scientific names, group, IUCN Red List status and a short description, with venomous snakes clearly marked. Filter mammals, reptiles, amphibians or threatened species, try the photo quiz with look-alikes, and keep a sightings log with a life list you can download. Photos from Wikimedia Commons with every photographer credited.

• Bird Spotter

  A field guide to 101 birds found in Ghana and West Africa – crows, weavers, sunbirds, turacos, kingfishers, rollers, bee-eaters, hornbills, herons, raptors and more – each with a photo, English, French and scientific names, family, IUCN Red List status and a short description. Search and filter by family or threatened species, test yourself with a photo quiz that offers look-alikes from the same family, and keep a sightings log with a life list you can download as a spreadsheet. Photos from Wikimedia Commons with every photographer credited.

• Feed Calculator

  Work out the cheapest poultry feed mix that meets your birds’ needs, with your own prices. Choose broiler starter, grower or finisher, or white- or brown-egg layers; every target (energy, protein, lysine, methionine, calcium, available phosphorus, fibre) starts at the NRC (1994) figure and can be edited. Sixteen common feeds – maize, sorghum, cassava, brans, soybean, groundnut, cottonseed and palm kernel meals, fish meal, minerals, lysine, methionine and premix – with composition from Feedipedia, plus your own feeds. If the targets cannot all be met, it says how far each one can go. The solver is written in Rust and runs in your browser as WebAssembly.

• Animal First Aid

  Learn first aid for dogs and cats. Four modules: be ready (what counts as an emergency, calling the vet, checking a hurt pet safely, a first aid kit), life-saving steps (the ABC check, CPR compressions and breaths, choking), injuries (wounds and bleeding, moving an injured pet, road accidents, burns) and heat, seizures and poisons (heatstroke, preventing it, seizures, poisoning and common household poisons). Based on PDSA’s vet-written Pet First Aid guide. Tools: a CPR rhythm coach that beats two a second and counts 30 and 2, a seizure timer, a 20-minute burn-cooling timer and a printable emergency card. First aid never replaces your vet.

• Kids' Animal World

  Animal games for children aged about 3 to 9. Meet 78 animals – from pets and farm animals to tigers, octopuses and snails – tap a card to hear its name and a simple fact – then play five games: where do I live, who’s the baby, what do I eat, which group (mammal, bird, reptile, amphibian, fish, insect) and count the animals. Choose ages 3–5 (three big choices) or 6–9 (four). Everything is spoken aloud in English or French, with stars for each game.

• Horse Care Academy

  Learn to care for horses, ponies and donkeys. Five modules: before you take one on (the five welfare needs, skills, costs, emergency and end-of-life plans), environment (shelter and rugs, grazing land, poisonous plants and ragwort, fences, stables), feeding and water (fibre first, concentrates and colic, water, weight, laminitis and donkeys), behaviour and company (turnout, humane training, companions) and health (signs of illness, worm counts and vaccines, teeth and feet, flies, tack and travel, passports and old age). Based on Defra’s Code of Practice for the Welfare of Horses, Ponies, Donkeys and Their Hybrids (Open Government Licence). Tools: daily water, grazing land, stable sizes, farrier dates and fence heights.

• Cat Care Academy

  Learn to look after a cat or kitten well. Four modules: a new cat (choosing, the socialisation window at 2–7 weeks, settling in, play, children and litter trays), feeding and weight (why cats must eat meat, little and often, indoor cats, healthy weight), health care (vaccination, neutering at about four months, microchips, fleas and worms, life stages) and safety (lilies, household poisons, a safe home, outdoor dangers, a missing cat and when it is an emergency). Based on Cats Protection’s vet-approved guides, International Cat Care and the WSAVA 2024 vaccination guidelines. Tools: age in human years, kitten vaccination dates, a weight check and litter-tray numbers. Not a substitute for your vet.

• Beekeeping Academy

  Learn to keep honey bees in the tropics. Five modules: the colony (queen, workers and drones, egg to bee in about 20 days, swarming and absconding), hives and equipment (fixed-comb, Kenya top-bar and frame hives, gear, smoke and stings), the apiary and first season (site and safe distances, ants, moving hives, catching swarms, inspections and sugar syrup), harvest and products (capped honey only, storage under 19 % water, wax and pollen) and pests and diseases (queenless colonies, varroa, nosema, wax moth). Every figure comes from Agrodok 32 “Beekeeping in the tropics”, cited chapter by chapter. Tools: brood calendar, new-queen timing, syrup mixer, honey moisture check and comb spacing for top bars. Questions after each lesson, a final test and a certificate.

• Goat & Sheep Academy

  Learn to keep goats and sheep well, for meat or milk. Five modules: housing and handling (space, dry floors, body condition scoring, ear tags and telling age by the teeth), breeding (heat signs, mating systems, choosing the male, pregnancy of about five months), lambs and kids (navel care, colostrum, cold newborns, weaning), feeding (dry matter, water, flushing, salt and minerals) and health (quarantine, vaccination and PPR, worms and the FAMACHA eyelid check, castration and hooves). Every figure comes from the Sheep and Goat Production Handbook for Ethiopia, cited chapter by chapter. Tools work out birth and weaning dates, house size, and daily feed and water. Questions after each lesson, a final test and a certificate.

• Insect Farming Academy

  Learn to farm black soldier fly larvae on organic waste – market, kitchen and food-factory waste or manure – and turn it into protein feed for chickens and fish, oil and soil-improving frass. Five modules: the fly and its life, the rearing unit (egg traps, hatchling shower, nursery, dark cage and love cage), preparing the waste, treatment and harvest, and products and selling. Every figure comes from the Eawag step-by-step guide (2021, CC BY 4.0), cited chapter by chapter. A daily planner works out larvae, crates and yields for your amount of waste, and two tools check and fix the moisture. Questions after each lesson, a final test and a certificate.

• Grasscutter Farming Academy

  Learn to rear grasscutters (cane rats) – one of the most valued meats in West Africa – in cages instead of hunting them in the bush. Five modules: the animal and its behaviour, cages, climate and hygiene, feeding with guinea grass, elephant grass and a simple concentrate, breeding (about five months of pregnancy, litters of 2–6, weaning at six weeks), and health, records and selling. Every figure comes from studies of captive grasscutters in Ghana, cited lesson by lesson. A breeding calendar works out birth and weaning dates, and a tape-measure tool estimates weight without scales. Questions after each lesson, a final test and a certificate.

• Snail Farming Academy

  Learn to farm giant African land snails – a cheap, low-work business with strong demand across West Africa. Six modules: the species and their life cycle, choosing a site and building tyre, hutch-box, trench and paddock pens, feeding (leaves, fruit, home-made feed and the calcium that makes the shell), breeding and caring for eggs and young, keeping out rats, frogs and disease, and harvesting, storing, preparing and selling. Every lesson ends with a question; pass the final test for a certificate. A snailery planner works out the space you need and what your breeders could produce. Figures from Agrodok 47 “Snail farming” (Agromisa/CTA).

• Pet Care

  Everything about your pets in one place – dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, fish, tortoises and more. Keep each pet’s photo, breed, birthday, microchip number and vet; record vaccinations, flea, tick and worm treatments, medicines, vet visits, grooming and weight, with “repeat every…” so you are reminded when the next one is due. Tick off a daily routine (feeding, water, walks) and keep your streak going, see your dog’s or cat’s age in human years, read care guides for each kind of pet – food, home, health calendar and warning signs – with a list of common poisons, and if a pet goes missing, print a lost-pet poster in seconds.

• Livestock Records & Health

  A herd book for any animal – cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, rabbits, grasscutters, horses, poultry flocks, dogs and cats. Give each animal or group a tag, then record weighings (with a growth chart and daily gain), vaccinations, deworming and treatments with their withdrawal periods (the app warns you not to sell, slaughter or use milk or eggs until the date has passed), matings with the expected birth date, pregnancy checks, births that add the young to the register, feed, vet visits, sales and deaths. Reminders show what is due; the money page shows profit by year. Save a backup or a spreadsheet at any time.

• Lines of Five

  An original puzzle of coloured balls on a 9 × 9 board. Tap a ball and roll it to an empty square along a free path; line up five or more of one colour – across, down or diagonally – and they vanish for points (longer lines score much more). Every move that makes no line brings three new balls, and you can see which colours are coming. Keep the board from filling up. A new game any time, a daily game that is the same for everyone, undo, and shapes on the balls for colour-blind players.

• DIY Tutor

  Twenty-four clear, safe guides for small jobs around the home: fix a dripping tap, unblock a sink, stop a running toilet, find your stopcock, bleed a radiator, fill a hole, put up a shelf, paint a room, reseal a bath, change a plug fuse, reset a tripped switch, fix a bike puncture, change a car wheel and more – plus what to do if you smell gas. Each has the tools, what to buy, safety first and steps to tick off. Tell it which tools you own to see the jobs you can do today, and build a shopping list to share. Wiring, gas and structural work are left to professionals.

• Video Editor

  Put a video together on your phone or computer without uploading anything. Add clips, trim the start and end of each, split at any point, put them in order and mute the ones you don’t want to hear; add titles that appear and disappear when you choose, and background music that fades out at the end. Pick the shape – landscape, square, or portrait for WhatsApp status and TikTok – and make an MP4 or WebM. The video is made by your browser itself.

• Subtitles

  Write subtitles for your own videos – church services, lessons, adverts, family films – without uploading them anywhere. Play the video, press Start when someone speaks, type their words and press End: each line is timed and shown on the video straight away. Edit any line, check reading speed and line length, move everything earlier or later, fix subtitles that slowly drift, split long lines, and save as SRT or WebVTT for YouTube, Facebook and video players, or as a plain transcript. Open existing .srt and .vtt files to edit or convert them.

• African Languages

  Everyday phrases in twelve African languages – Twi, Ewe, Ga and Dagbani from Ghana, then Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Swahili, Zulu, Amharic, Wolof and Fula: greetings, numbers, days and months, colours, food, the body, directions, shopping and getting help. Learn by theme, practise with flashcards that bring back what you forget, test yourself with a quiz, and see one phrase side by side in every language. The phrases come from the Wikivoyage phrasebooks and are still waiting for native speakers to check them – tap ✏️ to suggest a correction and share it.

• Saint of the Day

  The saints and feasts of the General Roman Calendar – all 222 fixed-date celebrations kept by the whole Church – in English and French. See today’s saint (or any day’s), browse a month calendar coloured by solemnity, feast and memorial, find the feast days for a first name, keep your own saints with a countdown to their feasts, meet the saints of Africa from Anthony of Egypt and Augustine to Charles Lwanga and Josephine Bakhita, and test yourself with a quiz.

• History Timeline

  Five thousand years on one timeline: 191 events from the first writing in Sumer to today, with Africa – and Ghana and West Africa in particular – told as fully as Europe. Zoom from the whole of history down to a single decade, with a lane for each part of the world so you can see what was happening at the same time in Mali, England and China. Read it century by century, filter by region or theme, search, and test yourself: which came first, put four events in order, and guess the year.

• Image Editor

  Touch up photos without uploading them anywhere. Auto fix, exposure, brightness, contrast, saturation, warmth and mid-tones; seven ready-made looks; blur, sharpen, remove specks, black and white, sepia, vignette, pencil sketch, cartoon, poster, pixelate, outlines and negative; crop to square, 4:5, 16:9 and more; turn and mirror; then save as JPEG, PNG or WebP at any size. Every step can be undone, and the edits are replayed on the full-size photo when you save. The pixel work is done by an engine written in C++ and running in your browser as WebAssembly.

• Electronics Lab

  Learn electronics with 16 short lessons – current, voltage and resistance, Ohm’s law, resistor colours, series and parallel, power and energy, voltage dividers, LEDs, diodes, capacitors and timing, sensors, transistors, logic gates, AC, DC and mains safety, batteries and the multimeter – each linked to its tool. Build circuits on a virtual pegboard and watch them work: batteries, resistors, LEDs that glow (and burn out above 30 mA), bulbs, switches, capacitors, coils and diodes. Every change is solved at once by a circuit engine written in C++ and running in your browser as WebAssembly – tap any point to measure its voltage, see the current in every part, and watch capacitors charge. Also: resistor colour codes both ways, Ohm’s law, LED resistor, series and parallel, voltage divider and RC timing calculators, and a colour-code quiz.

• Night Sky

  Astronomy for anyone with a phone. A live map of the sky over Accra, Lagos, London, Paris or wherever you are, for any date and time: 2,300 stars, the 88 constellations, the Sun, the Moon and the planets – tap any of them to find it. Tonight’s planner shows when each planet rises, sets and is best seen; the Moon page has its phase, rise and set, the next new and full moons and a month calendar; the solar system view moves the planets two years either way. Finish with a constellation quiz.

• Chemistry Lab

  A chemistry toolkit for school and university, with 16 short lessons – atoms, the periodic table, electron shells, bonding, formulas, moles, balancing, reaction types, acids and pH, titration, gases, rates, energy changes, redox, carbon chemistry and lab safety – each linked to its tool. An interactive periodic table of all 118 elements (PubChem data), a molar mass calculator with percentage composition and grams-to-moles, an equation balancer that handles brackets, hydrates and ions (written in Rust and running in your browser as WebAssembly), pH of strong and weak acids, a titration simulator with indicator colours and the pH curve, the ideal gas law, dilutions, and an element quiz.

• Survey Builder

  Make a survey – one or several choices, short and long answers, star ratings, 0–10 “would you recommend”, yes or no, numbers, dates and emails, with required questions – and share it by link, WhatsApp, email or a printed QR code. People answer on any phone without an account, once per device. See the results as they come in: bar charts, averages, a net score for 0–10 questions, the latest written answers, and a CSV for Excel. Open or close it whenever you like.

• Farm Sim

  An original farming game played one day at a time. Plant maize, tomatoes, peppers, okra, groundnuts, cassava, yam and watermelon; water and weed with a limited amount of energy each day; get through the dry season with drought-hardy crops or a well; harvest before crops rot; sell when market prices are good; keep chickens for eggs and goats that breed; and buy more land. Grow the farm to be worth GH₵ 5,000.

• Restaurant Tycoon

  An original game: run a West African restaurant one day at a time. Choose the dishes – jollof, waakye, banku and tilapia, fufu, kelewele, sobolo – set the prices, buy portions each morning, hire cooks and waiters, add seats, a cold room, a sign and nicer decor, and pay for radio adverts. Watch the guests come in, then read the day’s accounts and tips. Reach GH₵ 20,000 with a good reputation to win; three days in the red and the bank closes you down.

• Garden Planner

  Plan a vegetable garden in raised beds on a 30 cm grid: pick a crop and paint the squares, and see how many plants fit from the spacing. Choose where you garden – the UK and northern France, or West Africa (coast and forest with two rainy seasons, or savanna and Sahel with one) – for the right crops: tomatoes, carrots and kale, or okra, garden egg, groundnuts, cassava and yam. See what to sow and harvest this month, a sowing calendar, and a sowing log with the expected harvest date.

• Floor Plan

  Draw a plan of a home, shop or office to scale: add rooms and drag them into place on a one-metre grid, resize them, and see each room’s size and floor area and the total. Add doors, windows and furniture – beds, sofas, tables, kitchen and bathroom fittings, stairs, a car – drag and turn them to see what fits. Keep several plans, print at 1:50 or 1:100 on A4, or download as SVG or PNG.

• Construction Estimator

  Work out building materials from the dimensions: blocks or bricks for a wall (UK bricks, concrete blocks, 5" and 6" sandcrete blocks, French parpaings) with mortar, cement and sand; concrete for slabs and footings at 1:2:4 and other mixes; plaster and render; paint; tiles with cuts and breakage; and roof area, rafter length and roofing sheets. Add the quantities to a priced estimate with labour, contingency, overheads and profit and VAT, and print it.

• Phonics

  Learn to read sound by sound, in English (12 sets, from s a t p i n to split vowels such as a‑e) or French (9 sets, from a i o u to ç, ce and ge). Each set has picture cards, then three games: find the picture with the sound, read a word by tapping its sounds in turn, and spell a word you hear from letter tiles. The words only use sounds already learned, and every set ends with short sentences to read. Stars for each set, 100+ tricky words to learn by sight, and tips for grown-ups. Words are spoken by the device’s own voice.

• Pregnancy & Baby

  Work out your due date from your last period, conception, an IVF transfer or your dating scan, and see how many weeks along you are. See the usual appointments and scans for the NHS or for France, what happens every week from 4 to 42 (baby and you), 14 short guides – food, discomforts, labour, pain relief, breastfeeding, formula, safe sleep, crying, vaccinations and more – when to call for help, a contraction timer for labour and a hospital-bag checklist. After the birth, log feeds, nappies and sleep with one tap, note weight and length, and see what babies often do month by month in the first year. General information only – your midwife or doctor always comes first.

• Crosswords

  Crosswords in English or French, built fresh every time from 744 clues written for this app in sixteen themes – animals, food, the body, home, nature, jobs, school, sport and music, church and Bible, countries and cities, science and space, transport, clothes and colours, family and feelings, computers, time and numbers. Small, medium or large grids, a daily crossword that is the same for everyone with a streak, check the grid, reveal a letter or a word, and print a blank grid with its clues.

• Freelancer Manager

  For anyone who sells their time. Start a timer when you begin work or add hours by hand; set rates per client, project or job; turn unbilled time into an invoice in one tap and print it as a PDF; mark invoices sent and paid and see what is overdue; log expenses; and see money in and out month by month, with a pot to put aside for tax.

• Wedding Planner

  Plan the wedding in one place: a countdown to the day; a budget split the usual way that you can change, with planned, actual and paid amounts; the guest list with RSVPs, meals, plus-ones and children; a seating plan you can print; a checklist from twelve months before to the thank-you cards, with extra steps for a customary or traditional ceremony; suppliers with deposits and balances due; and the timetable for the day.

• Business Cards, Logos & Flyers

  Set up your brand once – name, slogan, colours, lettering and a mark (sixteen to choose from, or your own logo) – and make everything from it: a logo in six layouts to download as PNG or SVG, business cards in twelve designs with three backs and an optional QR code, printed ten to an A4 sheet with crop marks, and flyers in six designs (including a price-list menu) with your photo, printed A5 or A4 or saved as PNG.

• Quotation & Proposal Builder

  Write a priced quote or a short proposal and print it or save it as a PDF: your logo and details, the client, line items with quantities, units and discounts, VAT at mixed rates (or none if you are not registered), a discount on the total, a deposit, the validity date, what is included, a timeline, your terms and a signature line. Three designs, automatic numbering, saved clients, and a list showing open, won and lost quotes with your win rate.

• Tile Match

  Tap tiles that are not covered and they drop into a tray of seven; three alike disappear. Clear the stacked board before the tray fills up. Thirty levels that grow from a few tiles to six layers, four tile sets (fruit, African animals, garden, things), stars for fast clears, and a few hints, undos and shuffles per level. Every level is dealt so that it can be cleared.

• Pencil Games

  Five games you can play on paper, drawn in pencil on squared paper: Dots and Boxes, Noughts and Crosses, SOS, Four in a Row and Sea Battle. Play against the computer at three levels – the hard one never loses at noughts and crosses – or with a friend on the same phone, and keep a running score of wins and draws.

• Asset & Equipment Register

  Give every laptop, phone, tool, machine and vehicle a tag number and keep the register in one place: where it is, who has it (lend and return with a history), when its next safety check or service is due, and what it is worth now with straight-line or reducing-balance depreciation year by year. Print QR labels on plain paper or label sheets, scan them with the phone camera to open the asset, and export to Excel.

• Contract & Agreement Manager

  Keep every contract in one place – phone and broadband, energy, insurance, rent, gym, subscriptions, car finance, suppliers and clients – with the start date, minimum term, renewal and notice period. See the last day to give notice before each one renews, put all the dates in your calendar with a reminder a week before, add up what they cost a month and a year, attach the contract itself, and write a notice letter in English or French.

• Home Inventory & Warranty

  List what you own room by room – with a photo, the receipt, the serial number, the price and the cost to replace it – so an insurance claim after a burglary, fire or flood is quick. See every warranty’s end date and a warning 60 days before it runs out, total the value by room to check your contents cover, print the list as a PDF, and export to a spreadsheet or a full backup with photos.

• Moving House Planner

  Pick your moving day and get a week-by-week checklist – from quotes and notice eight weeks ahead to the meter readings on the day and the deposit afterwards – with UK or French steps (Royal Mail redirection, council tax, DVLA; La Poste, CAF, carte grise). Add your own tasks, number your boxes by room and print colour labels, tick off who needs your new address, add up the costs and keep the meter readings for both homes.

• QR & Barcode Studio

  Make QR codes for a website, Wi-Fi password, contact card, email, phone call, text or WhatsApp message, map location or event – with your colours, a logo in the middle and the right level of error correction. Download PNG or SVG, print a sheet of labels, make EAN-13 and Code 128 barcodes for products and stock, and scan codes with the camera where the browser allows. Made on your device with an encoder written for this app.

• Pricing Calculator

  Work out what to charge: add up what one item costs – materials, labour, packaging, delivery and a share of overheads – choose a margin or mark-up, add VAT and a shop-friendly rounding, and get the price. Find your hourly and day rate as a freelancer, how many sales you need to break even, and how many more you must sell after a discount. Save products and export a price list. The sums run on your device – in JavaScript or in a small Rust engine.

• Invitations & Programmes

  Make wedding invitations, funeral and memorial programmes, church and event programmes, birthday invitations and cards for naming ceremonies, thanksgivings and graduations. Fill in the details, add a photo, choose one of six designs and a colour, and print on A5 or A4 at home or at a printer. Funeral booklets grow page by page with the life story, order of service, hymns and tributes. In English or French; everything stays on your device.

• Passport & Visa Photo Maker

  Make passport and visa photos at home in the right size: UK, Schengen and EU, US, Canada, Australia, Ghana, Nigeria, China and the standard 35 × 45 mm. Take or choose a photo, line the head up with the size guides, straighten and brighten it, then download the photo for online applications and a 6 × 4 inch or A4 sheet to print at any photo shop. The photo never leaves your device.

• Scripture Memory

  Learn Bible verses by heart: 196 well-loved passages in 16 themes – God’s love, comfort, peace, prayer, the words of Jesus, Mary in the Gospels, family and friendship, the bread of life and the sacraments, and more – in English (World English Bible) and French (Louis Segond 1910), or add your own from any Bible. Practise in four steps – read, first letters, fill the gaps, type it – and the app brings each verse back for review just before you would forget it. Listen aloud, print wallet-size verse cards and follow your progress.

• Bible Quiz

  Over 300 questions on the whole Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, each with its reference, in English and French. Play a quiz by Testament, subject and level; run a team quiz for youth groups, catechism classes and parish evenings on one screen; answer the question of the day; put the books of the Bible in order; and practise the questions you missed. Catholic or Protestant Bible.

• CV Builder

  Write your CV and cover letter section by section and watch them take shape on an A4 page as you type. Thirty designs – three with drawings and ten built around your photo – and six colours, sections in any order, headings in English or French, a photo if you want one, ready-made action words, and a CV check with practical advice. Keep several versions for different jobs, then print or save as PDF. Everything stays on your device.

• Card Solitaire

  Four classic solitaire card games for one player: Klondike (draw one or three), FreeCell, Spider (one, two or four suits) and Pyramid. Drag cards or just tap them to send them to the best place; undo without limit, ask for a hint, replay or share a deal by its number, and follow your wins, best times and streaks. In English and French.

• Start Your Own Business Academy

  Learn, practise and build a business: 120 bilingual lessons, private workbooks, a fictional company simulator and financial planning tools.

• Poultry Farming Academy

  Learn poultry farming from startup to sale or closure: 20 modules, 120 English and French lessons, practical challenges and a virtual farm.

• Gardening & Flower Growing Academy

  120 bilingual lessons and 20 practical challenges, a flower library, identification practice, seasonal guidance, calculators, private journal and a virtual home garden or flower-growing business.

• Freight, Shipping & Logistics Business Academy

  120 English/French lessons and 20 challenges covering freight businesses, sea, air, road, rail, documents, customs preparation, logistics, finance and exit. Includes route planning, document checks, calculators and a private virtual forwarding business.

• Dog Breeds, Behaviour & Care Academy

  120 English/French lessons and 20 challenges, a 31-profile breed library, 100 additional visual guides, behaviour explorer, health and senior-care subcourses, humane training, private care records and a fictional lifelong-care case.

• Football Academy

  120 English/French lessons and 20 core challenges, pitch and formation tools, eight offside snapshots, a virtual referee, match analysis, private club records and a 20-stage fictional club season.

• American Football Academy

  120 English/French lessons and 20 challenges, downs and distance, distinct NFL/NCAA/IFAF flag profiles, a saved virtual match engine, tactics, referee cases, private records and fictional club management.

• Golf Academy

  120 English/French lessons, 20 challenges, a course explorer, saved fictional golf rounds, putting, scorecards, rules, handicaps and facility management.

• Landmark Court Cases & Judgments Academy

  120 real cases in 20 modules: bilingual facts, decisions, reasoning, sources and later treatment, a searchable case library, precedent trails and fictional appellate hearings.

• Académie des proverbes et de la sagesse francophone

  120 leçons entièrement en français : sens, récits, usages et limites, bibliothèque centrale de proverbes, comparaisons, ateliers mobiles et conseils fictifs à nuancer.

• Know Your Rights Academy

  120 English/French lessons about possible everyday legal protections, with separate national guidance, a Rights Navigator, myth quizzes, fictional investigations and an optional private organiser.

• Royal Air Force Academy

  120 English/French lessons about RAF history, aircraft, people, careers, public responsibilities and life after service, with a photographic hangar and fictional learning laboratories.

• Administrative Law Academy

  120 English/French lessons about public powers, fairness, rights, tribunals, judicial review and accountability, with a virtual court, public-authority simulator and legal research laboratory.

• Earth Materials & Geology Academy

  120 English/French lessons and a museum of 100 scientific reference profiles, with virtual mineral identification, soil texture, rock-cycle exploration, fictional mapping and a responsible resources simulator.

• French Navy Academy — Marine nationale

  120 English/French lessons about French naval history, ships, submarines, aviation, careers and maritime science, with an illustrated museum and fictional support administration.

• How to Obtain an American Visa

  120 English/French lessons on American visa categories, official applications, study, work, family routes, interviews and admission, with fictional practice journeys.

• How to Obtain a Canadian Visa

  120 English/French lessons on Canadian visitor visas, eTA, study and work permits, Express Entry, provincial and francophone routes, family and settlement.

• Chemistry Studio 3D

  Explore 12 molecular models in real 3D, inspect atoms and measure model geometry. A separate chemistry workspace with a 118-element table, virtual strong-acid/base titration, an ideal-gas experiment, calculations, equation practice and 12 bilingual lessons.

• Anatomy Explorer 3D

  Explore 77 selected anatomical structures in seven authentic 3D layers. Rotate, select, isolate and study names, positions and functions, with an identification quiz and 12 bilingual lessons.

• Pig Farming Academy

  Learn pig farming through 20 illustrated lessons, 200 visual guides, breed references, practical calculations and farm decisions in English and French.

• Bakery Academy

  Learn bread, pastry and cakes through 24 detailed bilingual lessons, 12 recipe references, 124 visual guides and practical bakery calculations.