Odyssey: Reading & Math

Odyssey is a school year of daily practice that a child will actually sit down with. Start with the first adventure, a whole one: five missions, every leg, every grade, and the medal at the end. If it suits your child, the rest of the year opens from Base Camp, once. It is not a subscription. Thirty-six adventures in all. Five days each. About twenty minutes a day. Every day is one mission, and every mission is three legs: RECON — a passage written for the age, most of them true nonfiction and some of them stories built on real facts, followed by questions that can only be answered from the page. Ravens in Alaska. A volcano observatory. A lighthouse whose log book doesn’t add up. NAVIGATION — five math problems at the grade you set, built out of the same story. No worksheet tone, no wall of numbers. ORDERS — one follow-the-directions task, because reading every step before you start is a skill of its own. Sitka, the guide, hints when a child is stuck and never scolds. A wrong answer gets a nudge and a second look, not a red X. A hard question can be flagged and come back at the end. Finish a campaign and a medal goes on the wall. WHAT PARENTS GET A field report behind a four-digit code you set: what was practiced, what came on the first try, what needed a hint, how long it took. It is a log, not a grade. You can send it to a teacher or to yourself with the share sheet — it never comes to us. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO No account. No sign-in. No ads. No analytics, no trackers, no third-party code of any kind. Nothing is collected and nothing is uploaded. Progress lives on the device, and a code from Settings, Moving to another device, carries all of it to another one. The unlock is a single step behind a parent code — no subscription, no coins, no chests, nothing a child can reach alone. BUILT FOR THE WAY FAMILIES ACTUALLY USE IT The whole year — every adventure, every picture — is inside the app when you install it, so the unlock opens what is already there. No download waits, no server, no signal needed. It works on a plane, in a car, at a grandparent's house with no Wi-Fi. Grades 3 through 8. Everyone reads the same story; the math changes with the grade (grades 4 and 5 share one set), and at grades 7 and 8 the reading questions change too. More than one child can play on one device, each with their own callsign and their own progress. Universal: iPhone and iPad, portrait or landscape. Family Sharing, so one unlock covers the household.