Answer a few questions.
Math, spelling, and grammar at their grade level. Hints walk them through mistakes, and tougher challenges earn more time.
LEARN. EARN. PLAY. A learn-to-earn screen time app for kids 4 to 12, on iPad, Fire and Android tablets
Screen time
they earn.
A few math, spelling, or grammar questions unlock the games they love. Learning comes first, so saying yes feels good again.
Start your free trial7 days free, then $2.99 a month. Cancel any time.
Join by December 31 and keep $2.99 a month for as long as you stay.
How setup works
- On your phone: start your free trial.Create your parent account right here. Nothing is charged for 7 days.
- On your child’s tablet: get Ejuu.iPad or iPhone: App Store. Fire tablet: Amazon Appstore. Other Android tablets: Google Play. Kids can start learning right away.
Google Play: coming soon - Connect them with a short code.Ejuu shows the code and walks you through it. Then you set the rewards from your phone.
Not next to the tablet? Send yourself the link and finish later.
LEARN. EARN. PLAY.See how Ejuu works
Hey, Sam!Your next little win awaits.
YOUR TIME BANK
18minutes
Earn it now. Save it for later.
What will you try?
Pick a little challengeSam’s time bank18 min
You decide what a little effort earns.
BEHIND THE MINUTESTheir next little win starts here.
Finish a learning activity to see the effort behind the reward.
Practice earns less. Challenge earns more.
Tidy the bedroomSam marked this done · +5 min
This example stays in your browser. No tablet is connected.
Try a task. Watch the time bank grow.
Small wins. Their choice.
Effort has a reward.Mistakes are part of learning.You set the rules.
LET’S BE HONEST
Every parent
feels it.
You hand over the tablet so you can cook dinner, take a call, or just breathe for ten minutes. Then the guilt creeps in. Is this too much? Should they be learning something right now?
Tablets are part of family life, and that’s okay. Ejuu doesn’t take the tablet away. It makes every minute of play start with a little learning. No nagging about homework. The tablet asks for the effort, so you don’t have to.
HOW IT WORKS
They learn.
They earn.
They play.
Three steps your kid figures out in about a minute. You set the rewards.
Bank the minutes.
Every finished activity adds screen time to their bank. Chores you approve and the occasional bonus count too.
Spend it on their favorites.
They pick when to use their minutes. Saved time never expires. When the bank runs dry, the tablet brings them back to learning.
WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE AT HOME
The tablet does
the asking.
An ordinary afternoon, the way Ejuu is built to work.
Snack, then spelling.
They want their game. Three spelling words later, they have earned their game time and the tablet opens it for them. You didn’t have to say a word.
Dinner actually gets made.
They are on a math streak, banking time for after dinner. You get to cook without a single question about the tablet.
The timer makes the call.
Their minutes run out and Ejuu brings them back to learning. The tablet keeps the time for you.
FOR PARENTS
See the learning
behind the play.
From your phone, you can see exactly what they practiced, what they got right, and how they earned every minute. So the next time someone asks how much screen time they get, you’ll have a good answer.
They feel proud of what they earned. You know what went into it.
See the effort behind the minutesChoose the learning.
Children choose a grade separately for math, spelling, and grammar. Parents set the rewards.
Make rewards fit.
You choose what effort earns. Adjust the reward in the example above.
See their little wins.
Check learning history, review the questions practiced, and approve the available chore from your phone.
HELPFUL GUIDES
Screen time,
made a little easier.
Plain-language help for the questions every parent asks.
Set up a Fire tablet for your child
Kids profile, age filters, purchases off, and the apps worth adding.
Set screen time limits on a Fire tablet
The exact steps in Amazon Kids, plus why limits stop working.
How much screen time, by age
What the AAP says now, with sample house rules for ages 4 to 12.
Chores for screen time, by age
A simple chart and a fair way to price chores in minutes.
Math practice at home, grades 1 to 3
The key skills, a 10-minute daily routine, and a checklist for tonight.
Is Amazon Kids+ worth it?
What you get, what it costs, and what it does not do.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Good questions.
A clear start for your family.
Where do we get Ejuu?
On iPhone and iPad, get Ejuu from the App Store. On Fire tablets, it is on the Amazon Appstore. Search for Ejuu on your Fire tablet. Before you install, check the tablet setup page for the device and profile steps. On other Android tablets, get Ejuu from Google Play.
Which tablets will work?
Ejuu works on iPhone and iPad with iOS 16.4 or later (App Store), on Amazon Fire tablets (Amazon Appstore), and on Android tablets (Google Play). We test most on a Fire HD 8 (12th generation) running Fire OS 8.3.3.8. If something doesn’t work on your tablet, email [email protected] with the model and we’ll look at it. If you use an Amazon Kids profile, see the setup page for how to add Ejuu. Amazon’s new Kids Tablets and Alexa Tablets, announced in October 2026, run Android with Google Play, but Ejuu has not been tested on those new models yet.
Will setup require a factory reset?
No. A parent installs Ejuu, creates a PIN, and enables tablet protection through Accessibility settings. Do not reset your tablet. Amazon Kids profiles need additional assistance; see the setup page.
What happens when there’s no time left?
On the supported Fire HD 8, Ejuu returns to learning when saved time runs out if tablet protection is enabled. Parents can turn protection off with their PIN. Behavior on other tablet models is not verified.
How are the questions chosen?
Think of them as quick flash cards, not lessons. Questions match the grade a parent sets, from Pre-K to grade 6, in math, spelling and grammar. Each grade has its own skills, for example counting and small sums in Pre-K, multiplication facts and area in grade 3, and ratios and percents in grade 6. Every subject has three levels (Practice, Level Up and Challenge), and each level has three stages. A child moves up a stage by getting most questions right on the first try, so it gets harder as they improve. Questions come with hints, and new questions are mixed in so it is not the same set every day. Chores a parent approves count too, so real-world tasks earn minutes as well. Ejuu does not teach new material or replace school, homeschool lessons, reading or projects. It is a few minutes of review that comes before playtime instead of nothing.
What does it cost?
Ejuu is $2.99 a month after a 7-day free trial. You add a card when you sign up, and nothing is charged until the trial ends. Families who join by December 31 keep $2.99 a month for as long as they stay. One plan for the family, ad-free, no annual contract, cancel any time before the trial ends and you pay nothing.
Little wins
add up.
Say yes to the tablet.
Feel good about it.