Where should they start?

They can move up or down themselves at the start of any session. Harder levels pay more per fact.

What are they working on?

Turn on whatever their class is covering. They choose from these each session — and you can change it any time.

What's it worth?

Pick a pace. You can fine-tune every number later in the parent tab — this just sets a sane starting point.

Your parent PIN

Four digits that guard the Parent area — payouts, settings, codes and money. You will need it on every device, including your child's. Don't use their birthday, and don't use the year.

Tap four digits

Write it somewhere. If you forget it you can reset it with your account password, but only on a device that is signed in.

Ready.

Here's what they'll open to. It's already saved on this device.

An account syncs progress to every iPad and phone in the house, and survives a wiped browser. Only you sign in — your child never sees a login.

What are they working for?

Coins only mean something if there is something to spend them on. Put one prize in the vault now — they will see it, sealed, from their very first question.

Buy the card wherever you normally would — Amazon, Target, the brand's own site — and paste the code here. It is sealed: they see the prize and how close they are, never the code, until they have earned it.

Hand it over

Everything is set. The last thing is whose device this is.