Learnosaur
A free learning platform for kids, with interactive language games and practical classroom tools for teachers.
- Context
- Modderday product
- Status
- Live
- Period
- Ongoing
- Role
- Product design, engineering & content
01
Context
Good early-learning software mostly sits behind a subscription, putting it out of reach for many classrooms and families. Learnosaur takes the other path: interactive language games that are free to play, with teacher tools that are free to use.
Like Lovelent, it is our own product. We own the design, content, infrastructure, and the constraint that makes it interesting: it has to stay useful enough that teachers choose it while remaining efficient enough to give away.
02
Approach
Free only works if the platform remains efficient to run. Learnosaur keeps public lessons, interactive games, and teacher workflows in one product, while concentrating client-side work in the activities that actually need it.
03
Engineering decisions
- 01
Focused game clients
Each activity is a focused React experience within the broader Next.js product, keeping the surrounding lesson flow simple on the classroom hardware it actually runs on.
- 02
Open educational data
The datasets behind the games are published openly, with no login required, so teachers can take the content even if they never use the platform.
- 03
Built for classrooms
Accounts and analytics belong to the teacher, not the child. Class management and progress tracking stay in a dedicated Teacher Hub, keeping the kid-facing side simple and the data footprint small.
04
Where it stands
Learnosaur is live and actively developed. Its core games and Teacher Hub are available now, with new activities and content shipping regularly.