SparksAges 6 to 12Big questions, brilliant stories.
Hundreds of the most incredible questions, answered. Got one of your own? Just ask Professor S.
Four apps from Sparks. Sparks answers big questions with stories, Noted turns any topic into a short lesson, SparkTrails makes a treasure hunt of any walk, and News explains the day’s stories every morning. One family account keeps them together.
SparksAges 6 to 12Hundreds of the most incredible questions, answered. Got one of your own? Just ask Professor S.
NotedAges 9 to 14Short lessons on any topic, tuned for their school year. Learning earns coins to spend in the School Supermarket.
School Supermarket
SparkTrailsFor familiesCreate exciting story trails for wherever you are, from famous landmarks to your own back garden.

NewsAges 8 to 12Every morning, the day’s biggest stories, explained in words that make sense: what happened, why it matters, and what to think about.
Signing in is optional, and every app works without it. Signed in, what each app keeps in the account follows your family to a new phone or tablet.
Settings for grown-ups
Ada’s Sparks on this device.
NotedLessons, 9 to 14. Your family uses it.Open
SparkTrailsFamily trailsGet it
NewsDaily news, 8 to 12Get itWhat we promise in every Sparks app, and what each app’s privacy notice holds us to.
Nothing in the apps advertises to your child, and nothing follows them around the internet.
When an app asks AI to answer a question, or to write a story, lesson or trail, it sends only what that needs, such as the question, topic or place and an age group. Never a child’s name.
The settings for grown-ups sit behind a four-digit PIN, so children can’t change them.
Erase everything on a device, or delete the whole family account, from the settings for grown-ups, whenever you like.
Read exactly what each app keeps: Sparks, Noted, SparkTrails and News.
Sparks, Noted, SparkTrails and News are coming to the App Store and Google Play. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when.