An AI math coach disguised as a game. Meet the Yazies — 10 geometric friends who turn counting, adding, times tables, and fractions into your kid's favorite part of the day.
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Your kid picks one of 10 geometric friends. Each has a face, a name, and a personality.
Counting Cove all the way to Infinity Summit — a story that grows with them.
The adaptive engine watches for 3-in-a-row (up) and 2 misses (ease). No red X's, no shame.
Hover a land — your Yazie buddies will lean in to peek. Every stop is a new story.
Every question is chosen for your child, right now. Yaze notices when it clicks and levels up gently.
Stack unit cubes to reach the target number.
Merge two Yazies — meet the sum.
Break a stack apart to see subtraction.
Bounce square-by-square along the line.
Rectangular arrays make times tables click.
Spot the pattern, find the odd one.
Pop the bubbles that add up to the target.
a + ? = sum. Find the hidden Yazie.
Share Yazies fairly — that's division.
Slice a Yazie into halves, thirds, quarters.
See a number in a flash. Subitize it.
Which is bigger? Which is same? <, =, >.
Yaze AI quietly watches how your child plays, adjusts every land in real time, and reports back to you in plain English. Kid-safe by design — children never chat with the AI.
A short, plain-English report from Yaze AI after every land — strengths, one focus area, next step.
Missed too many? The AI eases the game down and swaps in a friendlier hint — instead of another buzzer.
In the Parent Zone, ask 'How is Mia doing with times tables?' — it answers using your kid's real progress.
A quick AI diagnostic places your child at the right land. No 1+1 for a kid who's already skip-counting.
Under every squeak and confetti burst is a simple rule kids never see: 3 in a row and the difficulty nudges up. 2 misses and it eases off. No red X's. No shame spiral.
See exactly what your child has mastered, how long they played, and where they need a nudge — behind a math-challenge gate toddlers can't accidentally bypass.
Ages 5–6
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"My 4-year-old asks for 'Yazie time' before cartoons. That's a first in this house."
"Finally an app where I can see real skill progress, not just badges and confetti."