Built to pass your tech review
No ads, ever
No advertising, no third-party ad tracking, no external links kids can wander into mid-lesson.
No student accounts needed
Kids just open the app and play. No logins, no passwords, no student profiles to manage or protect.
Works fully offline
Perfect for classroom iPads with locked-down or unreliable Wi-Fi. Everything runs on the device.
Designed for ages 3–8
Pre-reader-friendly navigation, calm pacing, and read-aloud support throughout — built for kindergarten and 1st grade children, including neurodivergent learners.
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Getting Luvinci on school devices
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Find it in Apple School Manager
Search for “Kindergarten & 1st Grade Games” in Apps and Books, then deploy to your managed iPads through your MDM — the app installs free, and works even where the App Store is disabled.
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Unlock full content for your school
For classroom and site licenses that unlock everything on every device, email us — we'll set your school up with volume pricing.
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Paperwork? We'll handle it
Happy to review your district's Data Privacy Agreement and answer any COPPA/FERPA questionnaire your vetting process requires.
contact@lumornis.com
Aligned with what kindergarten and 1st grade classrooms need
What educators say
“As a reading teacher, I really like how simply this app breaks down reading topics. My students especially enjoy using the games on CVC words, short - long vowels, and vowel teams. It is highly engaging and useful!”
“As a teacher, mom and aunt, I love the brain games in this app. If I can get my school to approve it, I will add it to our classroom iPads. The games are engaging and educational.”
“This app is a great interactive way for children to practice these skills in a fun way! I would recommend to all parents or even for teachers to keep on a child-friendly tablet in their classrooms!”

Try it with your class this week
Download it free, put it in front of one small group, and see what happens.