Help your child with dyslexia finally read with confidence.
A daily reading practice built on rhythm and timing, 20 minutes a day at home. The kind of practice a child with dyslexia will actually do.
$99/month, cancel anytime.
Peer-reviewed in Scientific Reports, a Nature Portfolio journal (2025). Read the study →
Built with neuroscientistsAligned with the Science of ReadingWhen reading is a fight, it isn't about trying harder
For a child who struggles with reading, every page can feel like a wall, and the more it hurts, the more they avoid it, so the gap widens.
Poppins Learning turns daily practice into something short and game-like, so it feels less like a battle and more like play.
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20 minutes a day, at home.
20 minutes a day, at homeA daily reading routine that actually sticks
Short, playful sessions built on the Poppins Learning method, about 20 minutes a day, designed to fit into real family life.
Rhythm first
Exercises built around rhythm and sound, the approach behind the Poppins Learning method.
20 minutes a day
Short daily sessions that fit real family life, because showing up every day matters more than one long session.
Feels like play
Game-like exercises kids actually want to come back to, day after day.
Four skills, one playful routine
Phonology
Connecting sounds and letters through play.
Accuracy
Reading and writing with fewer mistakes.
Reading speed
Reading more smoothly, with less effort.
Comprehension
Making sense of what they read.
This is the actual game your child plays.
Not a demo or a mock-up. Real screens from Poppins Learning, where the daily reading practice feels like an adventure they ask to come back to.
Reading therapy, proven in the lab
Poppins Learning was built with neuroscientists and tested in two randomized clinical trials. In the larger one (306 children, 12 weeks), kids who added Poppins to every-other-week reading support made about twice the reading-fluency progress of kids on weekly support alone. A separate, earlier trial is published in Scientific Reports, a Nature Portfolio journal, 2025.
Both groups saw a reading specialist. Poppins Learning is designed to amplify, not replace, your child’s reading specialist.
What parents and reading specialists say
"My daughter has been using Poppins for a few months now, and she still loves it."
"It's really well made, a lot like the exercises the reading specialist gives him, and it's fun. He really loves the app."
"For now, I can see my son enjoys the exercises and is getting his confidence back."
The reading help your family can actually afford
One month of support: a specialist vs. Poppins Learning
A year with a reading specialist: $6,500. A year of Poppins Learning: $1,200. Same neuroscience, every single day.
Choose your plan
Your Poppins Learning plan
- Full access from day one
- Every game and skill, all devices
- Cancel anytime, one tap
Your plan is $99/month. Cancel anytime in one tap, right from your App Store or Google Play account.
Subscriptions renew automatically. You can cancel anytime in your App Store or Google Play account.
Parents often ask
How much time does it take each day?
About 20 minutes a day. Sessions are short and game-like on purpose, because showing up every day matters far more than one long session.
Is Poppins Learning based on the science of reading?
Poppins Learning is aligned with the science of reading. It adds a daily, rhythm-based practice designed to amplify the work your child does with a reading specialist and teachers, never to replace it.
Isn't this just more screen time?
Sessions are short and capped: about 20 minutes a day, and then your child is done. It's purposeful practice, not an endless feed: no ads, no autoplay, and a clear stopping point you don't have to police.
Will I get surprise charges, or struggle to cancel?
No. The price is exactly the amount shown, with no surprises, and you can cancel in one tap from your App Store or Google Play account, anytime.
Does Poppins Learning replace a reading specialist?
No. Poppins Learning is an educational app designed to complement professional support for reading, a daily practice that fits alongside the work your child does with specialists and teachers.