An app by Neon Labs · Coming soon
Neon Leo
Maths, with someone cheering.
Neon Leo is the first Neon Labs title that is not a game to win. It practises the times table — and addition, subtraction and division alongside it — with children between five and twelve, in rounds of ten questions with nothing on a clock.
Leo is the app. A glowing face drifts across the screen, praises an answer that lands and is sorry about one that does not — never a red cross. A first wrong answer is not a failure either: the question stays on the table and the child gets a second go, and only then does Leo show the answer.
The difficulty finds the child by itself, climbing after three answers straight away and easing back after two misses. A grown-up can pin it to easy, medium or hard instead. Answers come as four tiles for the youngest and as a number pad from level six.
Because it is built for children, everything that leads out of the app — the account, the privacy policy, the store when there is one — sits behind a parental gate. Player names are generated by the network and cannot be typed. No ads, no tracking.
Inside the app
Ten questions. No clock.
Ten questions, no clock
A round is ten sums and nothing is timed. A child counting on their fingers is doing the exercise, not losing at it.
Difficulty that follows the child
Nine levels per operation. It climbs after three first-time answers and eases back after two misses — or a grown-up pins it in Settings.
A second go, always
A first wrong answer leaves the question standing. Leo shows the result only after the second one, and takes it kindly.
Four operations, four colours
Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing each keep their own colour, so a child who cannot read the words still knows which room they are in.
Built for children
A parental gate in front of anything that leaves the app, generated player names, no ads and no data harvesting.
For grown-ups
What a parent should know.
The app opens straight into a round — no sign-up wall, no e-mail asked of a child. Anything that leaves it (the account, this site, the privacy policy) sits behind a parental gate. Player names are generated by the network and cannot be typed or edited, so nothing a child writes can reach another player. No ads, no tracking, no third-party analytics.
From the studio
Built by Neon Labs.
Neon Leo is made by Neon Labs, a tiny independent studio making simple, ad-free games — and, now and then, something that is not a game. The same promise on everything we ship.