You don't need a degree in education to be a great "Reading Coach." We designed the Phonics Trainer and the Blending Slider to be your visual aids. You simply pick a word list, sit with your child, and use the tools to show them how sounds slide together. Our tools do the mechanical work of providing the sounds; you simply provide the 10 minutes of encouragement.

Think of Lotty Learns as the "Quiet Alternative." Most apps use high-speed animations to keep a child's attention, but that often prevents the brain from doing the actual work of reading. Our tools are designed to be calm and focused, mirroring the experience of a real book. While it feels different than a high-stimulation video game, this intentional pace is exactly what allows the "click" of understanding to happen. Once a child realizes they can actually decode a word on their own, that sense of achievement is far more rewarding than any digital high score.

YouTube is a passive experience (watching); this website is an active experience (doing). You cannot learn to ride a bike by watching a video; you have to get on the bike and pedal. Our interactive tools require your child to touch letters, slide sounds, and verify words. This "hand-to-eye" interaction is what moves a child from recognizing letters to actually reading stories.

The Clubhouse is our way of bringing digital success into the physical world. It’s an incentive system designed to get parents and kids working together: your child practices with the tools, earns a Printable Achievement Badge, and glues it into their "Build-Your-Own-Book" craft. It turns reading into a tangible mission they can see, touch, and keep on their bookshelf.

Yes, because it is 10 minutes of deep focus and true interaction with words. Because we have removed the "filler" games and entertainment found in other apps, every minute spent on Lotty Learns is spent actually interacting with phonemes and words. High-quality, short bursts of learning are far more effective for a child’s retention than an hour of distracted gaming.

No download is required! We intentionally built this as a web-based platform to give you Instructional Power. Because it runs in a browser, it is optimized for the "Big Screen." This makes it a perfect tool for side-by-side lessons on a desktop or laptop, where letters are large, clear, and great for instructional presentations. Of course, it still works perfectly on tablets and phones for practice on the go. One account gives you total device freedom.

We believe you know your child better than an algorithm does. Lotty Learns is designed as the ultimate "Reading Sandbox." We give you the full toolkit from Day 1 so you can jump directly to exactly what your child needs to practice right now. No waiting, no "unlocking" levels, and no rigid paths, just pure, focused learning that you control.

We offer a 7-Day Free Trial specifically so you can test our "Focus-First" philosophy. If it’s not the right fit for your family’s routine, you can cancel with a single click in your dashboard before the trial ends and you won't be charged a cent. No hoops, no phone calls.

Our program is designed to keep the parent or teacher involved. You are there to guide, encourage, and help. Since you are right there witnessing the 'Aha!' moments, you won’t need a digital progress bar to tell you the truth, you’ll hear it. You will see them move from guessing to blending, and our physical Activity Packs then allow you to verify that they’ve mastered the concept on paper.

Phonics Factory is built for 'Micro-Learning.' Even 5 minutes while waiting for dinner is more effective than 60 minutes on a 'Game' app. We don't want your child on the screen for a long time; we want them to have a high-quality time. We focus on results, not 'time-on-app' metrics.

Begin inside the Phonics Trainer with simple two letter sound patterns. Children do not need to know letter names before learning to read. Reading begins with recognizing letters and hearing their sounds inside real words. We also include an ABC Discovery area for families who prefer to start with traditional alphabet practice.