An adult creates the workspace
A parent creates a family account, or a teacher creates a classroom workspace. Adults use an email and password or choose Google sign-in.
Add learners at the right grade
Families add their own children. Teachers add students to their classroom. Grade information helps Focusplay show an appropriate game catalog and level.
Child-friendly sign-in
Learners do not need an email account. They select their profile and use a class code plus a three-picture password. Picture passwords are stored as secure hashes, not readable pictures.
Play focused rounds
Learners choose from available math and brain activities. Games use short rounds, clear goals, immediate feedback, and difficulty matched to the grade.
Earn and personalize
Completed rounds can award stars and gold. Learners may use earned gold for age-appropriate characters, pets, cards, and other available collection items.
See learning progress
Focusplay records game results, time spent, and skill progress so authorized parents or educators can review patterns over time.
Adaptive difficultyA challenge level that grows with the learner
Focusplay chooses grade-appropriate number ranges, rules, visual support, and round goals for each game. Early rounds introduce the task clearly; later rounds can increase the challenge without moving beyond the selected grade level.
What can change
Depending on the activity, later rounds may use larger number ranges, additional steps, fewer visual clues, or a quicker pace.
What stays consistent
Instructions, controls, and feedback remain familiar so learners can focus on the skill instead of relearning the interface.
Progress is still rewarded round by round. A learner can earn credit after completing a round without having to finish every round in the session.
Explore games by grade
Progress trackingClear progress without putting pressure on the learner
Focusplay records completed game results, stars, time spent, and available skill progress so an authorized parent or educator can review learning patterns over time.
For learners
Immediate feedback, round-by-round stars, and rewards make progress visible during play.
For authorized adults
Progress views help parents and educators notice practice frequency, completed activities, and skills that may need more support.
Private by design. Learner progress is not public and is available only through the appropriate family or school relationship.
Designed around learner privacy
Focusplay does not require a child email address, surname, or profile photo. Student dashboards and account pages are excluded from public search indexing. Access to student data is limited by account role and relationship.
Parents stay in control. A parent can reset a child’s picture password and permanently delete that child’s stored Focusplay data from the family account.
Families and schools use different paths
For families
Create a parent account, verify the adult email, add children, and begin home learning.
For schools
Schools and districts can request information about rosters, seats, student privacy, and data agreements before student accounts are created.