Real learning. Real rewards you set. Mayu turns play into progress, and progress into real rewards.
Free to start · no card neededReal math, built like a game she actually wants to open. A world to explore with Volt, stars for every real step forward, and not a single red X or failure sound. It feels right whether she's 7 or 13.
Math, reading, logic and more · ages 6 to 13 · grows with your kid
Volt is the robot companion in your kid's game, and he arrived with his core dark. He runs on one thing: the spark of your kid actually getting something. He never asks them to spend, hurry, or compete.
When the jar fills, Volt carries your kid's starlight to you, and you grant the real thing. Volt is the messenger, not the giver, and spending stars never dims him.
A game they actually want to open. They master real skills across age bands, never a red X, never a failure sound.
Stars come from real progress. The game knows what each kid is ready for, so they keep moving instead of grinding.
You build the store and the prices. Ice cream = 5★. Movie night = 20★. Amusement park = 200★. The parent decides what counts.
A request lands, you say yes, the screen finally produces something the whole family can feel.
This is the whole idea: you decide what a star is worth. Drag a slider and watch the deal change. In the app, it’s your store.
Not gems that mean nothing. Real rewards, your prices, your house.
Not gems that mean nothing. Not another app’s economy. Your store, your prices, your house.
You set every reward and price. Add your own anytime.
MayuMayu is named after Maya and Yuli. I started building it because I wanted screen time to be something I could feel good about as a parent. Not another YouTube spiral, not another mindless game, not another app that feels like school. So I made the screen earn its place: my girls master real skills, and the stars they earn buy rewards we actually choose. Built for them, and for every family that wants screen time to mean something.
Dad of two
Mayu starts with the parent-at-home. Down the road, we’ll open the door to educators and creators who want to build real learning into the same system. Schools someday, the family always at the core.
Tell us what you’d buildMayu is a learning game for kids ages 6 to 13. Kids master real skills like math, earn stars for real progress, and spend those stars on real rewards their parents choose. There is never a red X or a failure sound.
Most learning apps own the reward economy with virtual points or gear. With Mayu, the parent owns it: you build the reward store and set the prices, so stars buy real things you chose, from ice cream to a movie night.
Mayu is free to start, with no credit card needed. You build your family’s reward store in minutes.
Mayu is designed for kids ages 6 to 13. Content adapts to each kid’s age band and grows with them, so it feels right whether they are 7 or 13.
No ads, now or ever, and we never sell your data. There are no purchases aimed at your kid: you set and fund every reward.
Mayu runs on Android phones and tablets, with an iPhone version on the way. Tap Get the app and we’ll get your family set up.
Free to start, no card needed. Build your family’s reward store in minutes.