For parents of children aged 6–17
Ado gives your child 8 quick questions a day in maths, science, English, GK and reasoning, ranked only against students the same age. A weekly league to race in, a rank they earn and can never buy, and a short report for you every Monday.
Set up your familyHow it works
You create the account and consent for each child. Children under 18 never create an account.
Why it works
Most children would rather compete than revise. This gives your child the competition, and the practice comes with it.
Getting your child to practise is a daily battle.
A league place to defend and a streak to keep give your child a reason to come back each day.
Report cards arrive once a term.
Every Monday you see their league place, points and rank, and the stars in each subject show where they are strong and where to help.
Most apps are built to keep children scrolling.
8 questions and the daily is done.
Comparing children is unfair.
Your child is ranked only against students the same age, in a weekly group of about 30 at a similar level, so every week is a race they can win.
Your child’s day
Short enough to fit before school, college or dinner. Long enough to count.
Every morning
8 timed questions across 5 subjects. The younger the age group, the more time on the clock.
After each answer
Each question shows the right answer and a short explanation, so a wrong answer still teaches something.
Any time
Quick-fire sums and word meanings against the clock. The 3 fastest in the age group make the day’s podium.
All week
Every right answer earns points for the weekly league table, with a little extra for speed.
Monday to Sunday
3 bigger parts across the week, worth double points. It closes on Sunday at 21:00.
Sunday, 21:00
The top of each group moves up a tier, the bottom moves down, and the winner wears a crown for the next week. A new group starts on Monday.
What they practise
Classes 1–12, English medium.
CBSE, ICSE (CISCE), Maharashtra State Board, Tamil Nadu State Board, Karnataka State Board, Telangana State Board, Andhra Pradesh State Board, Kerala State Board, UP Board and West Bengal Board
Ranked contests use questions every board covers, so a rank means the same on every board. Practice follows the student’s own class and syllabus.
How ranking works
A weekly league gives everyone a race they can win this week. The rank is the long game: earned slowly, and never reset.
Every Monday, students are placed in a league group of about 30 from their own age group, at a similar level. At the Sunday 21:00 close, the top 5 move up a tier and the bottom 5 move down (fewer in a smaller group).
The Ado Rank is built from a student’s best 3 subjects and never resets. After 3 dailies it brings a title and a place in their age group.
Each subject earns 1 to 5 stars as the level rises, so strengths and gaps are plain to see.
Badges at 7, 30, 100 and 365 days in a row. One streak freeze a week is free, so one missed day doesn’t undo a month.
The rank card and public profile show the handle, the player’s name if they chose to show it, the league and the rank. Never an age, a school, where they live or a photo.
What you get
You hold the account. Your child gets a handle and a PIN, never a login of their own.
Their week in one message: points, dailies done, league place and rank. On WhatsApp or by email, free for every family.
A friend is added with their friend code, and they accept in their own profile. There is no chat.
Nothing starts until you agree to what we collect and why. Change your choices or delete everything any time, with 48 hours to change your mind.
Seasonal cups end with certificates for the top places, ready to download and print.
Setting up
Read what we collect and why, then choose what your child may do. Nothing starts without you.
Their date of birth sets their age band. They get a fun handle like BraveOtter41, and you choose whether their first name shows beside it.
On your phone or tablet, or in a browser. Their own phone? A 6-digit code from the app links it to just their profile.
Nothing to click away to. No third-party analytics or tracking inside the student app.
Players show a made-up handle, and their name only if the family chooses: a first name for anyone under 18. Never an age, a school, where they live or a photo. Our team checks every name.
Every quiz question is drafted with AI and checked by a person before any student sees it, and no student data is used to write them. The 60-second sprint’s sums and word meanings are computed by code, so they are not reviewed.
The contests that set a rank are free. Only a parent, or a student aged 18–22 for themselves, can buy a membership, and nothing bought ever changes a rank.
A parent enters a child’s date of birth, and that sets their age group; the child can’t change it. No adult shares a league, board or friend list with anyone under 18.
Consent comes first. Delete your data any time, with 48 hours to change your mind.
The contests that set a rank are free for every child, and nothing you buy ever changes a rank. A membership adds:
You buy the membership in the app: before any payment it asks for the device to be handed to you. There is no pay-per-contest entry.
Questions parents ask
Open the Ado app, or play in a browser. Sign in with Google or an emailed code, read what we collect and give consent, then add your child with their date of birth, class and board.
Yes. The daily, the sprint, the weekly challenge, leagues, ranks and streaks are free for everyone, and so is the weekly report for parents. An optional membership adds more practice, detailed insights and member-only looks. Nothing bought ever changes a rank.
The daily is 8 timed questions, usually done in a few minutes, and the sprint takes one.
Classes 1–12, English medium, on CBSE, ICSE (CISCE), Maharashtra State Board, Tamil Nadu State Board, Karnataka State Board, Telangana State Board, Andhra Pradesh State Board, Kerala State Board, UP Board and West Bengal Board. Ranked contests use questions every board covers, so ranks compare fairly; practice follows the student’s own class and syllabus. Students aged 18–22 have no board: they get aptitude, reasoning, quant, English and current affairs.
No. There is no chat or messaging of any kind. Other players see a made-up handle, and a first name only if the family chooses to show it. Never an age, a school, where they live or a photo. Friends are added with a friend code, and the other player accepts.
Every quiz question is drafted with AI and checked by a person before any student sees it, and no student data is used to write them. The 60-second sprint’s sums and word meanings are computed by code, so they are not reviewed.
A phone or tablet with the Ado app, or a browser. With two or more children on one account, each profile has its own 4-digit PIN. A child’s own phone can be linked to just their profile with a 6-digit code from the app.
Yes. Each child gets their own age group, handle and PIN under your one account. A family membership covers 2 or more children.
On their 18th birthday they agree for themselves, then keep playing on the family account. If they want their own account, they take the profile over with a handover code, and their rank history comes with them.
In the app’s Settings, any time. Deletion runs after 48 hours, so there is time to change your mind, and you can download a copy of the data first.
Next up: written-answer and art challenges, judged blind by other students the same age and premium contests with their own trophies and certificates. They open after launch.
You create the account and consent for each child. Children under 18 never create an account.