
Count It Up
Count the fruit – even in groups of five and ten – and drag in the right number.
Gami Kids is a calm, colourful world where young children practise numbers, shapes, memory, logic, coding and more with a cheerful little dino. No ads, no pressure – just play that helps them grow.
Every game focuses on one early skill and gets a little harder as your child grows – so it always feels just right. We developed each game together with professionals in the field of the skill it teaches and with pedagogues – showing it to them at every stage of design, refining it with their feedback and shaping the final version around their guidance.
Counting, number order and early adding.
Remembering, matching and paying attention.
Patterns, planning and problem solving.
Steps in order, spotting repeats and first coding ideas.
Shapes, colours and seeing how parts fit.
Short, clear rounds made for small hands: drag, drop, tap and turn. Stars and cheerful sounds celebrate every success.

Count the fruit – even in groups of five and ten – and drag in the right number.

Count the dots on each domino and match it to its number.

Trace each number step by step with a finger – the line stays neat even when little hands wobble.

Pick the right weight to level the scale – a playful first step into adding.

Watch the animals hop in and out of the barn, then count how many are inside.

Solve sums on a squared notebook and tap in the answer – from 2 + 3 all the way to 17 + 4.

Subtract on the notebook and tap in the answer – crossed-out dots show what was taken away.

Practise the times tables step by step, with dot groups for the first levels.

Answer the times-table question and the dino hops from lily pad to lily pad until it reaches the other side.

Turn the dial to fill the tray row by row – 4 cookies in 2 rows make 8. A first taste of multiplying.

One egg in the number line is missing. Which number goes there?

Flip the cards and find all the matching pairs.

Flip the cards and find the matching fruit pairs – apples, cherries, kiwis and more.

Look at the picture, remember it, then turn each spinning piece back until the picture is whole again.

Watch the conveyor belt and tap only the items that match the box – fill it up before they roll away.

Spot the pattern and finish the row with the right piece.

Turn the road tiles so the school bus can reach the school.

Find the smallest and the largest, then line them all up – first by size, then by number.

Place the arrow cards and press Start – will the dino reach the ice cream truck?

Look at the picture, line up the arrows in order and watch the pencil draw it – a first step into coding.

Line up arrows, jumps and a function so the dino hops over rocks and gaps and eats every fruit.

Look at the colourful model and build the same one on the empty board.

Drop every object into the box with the matching shape.

Put the picture back together – from 4 big pieces up to 25 small ones.

Animals, toys and treats are split in two – find each missing half and snap it into place like a puzzle.

Sweet counting fun in a busy little candy shop.

Follow the order and top the pizza just right.
You decide how long they play and you can see what they are learning.
Hundreds of levels get gently harder step by step, so there's always a next challenge that feels just right – and new games keep arriving.
Set a daily limit. When time is up, the game says goodbye gently – and you can add extra minutes any time.
Weekly reports show levels, stars and practice time. With Premium: monthly reports, a skill profile and sharing with family.
There are no adverts and no third-party advertising or analytics trackers in Gami Kids. We never sell data.
Create an optional parent account to keep progress safe and continue on a new phone or tablet.
Play in English or Turkish and switch at any time – a lovely way to practise a second language.

Finishing levels earns stars and coins. Daily and weekly quests give small goals to look forward to, and coins unlock hats, glasses, capes and more for their dino friend.
Gami Kids is coming very soon to Google Play and the App Store. Questions? We're happy to help at help@gamikids.com.