by RITIMUS EGITIM OYUNLARI VE YAZILIM BILISIM TEKNOLOJILERI ANONIM SIRKETI
This app offers a safe gaming platform designed for children's mental development, focusing on verbal, numerical, auditory, visual, and kinesthetic skills. It features over 100 pedagogically certified games that enhance intelligence types and problem-solving abilities for primary school students.
3.0.54
September 20, 2026
- Performance improvements were made.
Premium experience for three months.
Akilo is designed for primary school students, specifically catering to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders. The app has an age rating of 4+ and is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
Akilo focuses on developing students' intelligence types, including logical/mathematical, spatial/visual, linguistic/verbal, harmonic/rhythmic, and kinesthetic intelligence. It also aims to improve problem-solving skills through analytical and innovative approaches.
Yes, Akilo games are pedagogically certified and developed under the supervision of pedagogues. They strictly exclude content that encourages violence, sexuality, or substance use, ensuring a safe environment.
Children can earn avatar items, gold, and diamonds daily through the 'Get Rewards' section. New features like the 'Season' section allow earned keys to open chests for additional gifts.
Yes, there is a 40-minute time limit for playing Akilo games daily. This limit is set to ensure children's development, protect their attention span, and manage technology use effectively. A sleep reminder is also displayed at 22:00.
Akilo features over 100 games and adds new games every month. These games come with varying difficulty levels to cater to different skill sets.
Akilo offers two language options: Turkish and English. This allows a broader range of students to engage with the educational content.
After registration, students complete a questionnaire to identify skills and intelligence types they wish to develop. This information helps determine the frequency and order of games played, and data from game performance is used to identify areas for student development.
