Summed Up Maths vs MIMI Babies

SUM is an online maths learning app for Irish secondary school students. Students can access live weekly classes, class recordings, exam-focused worksheets, worked solutions, quizzes and course resources all in one place. The app is designed to make maths more structured, accessible and easier to stay on top of throughout the school year, with content tailored to Junior Cycle and Leaving Certificate students. Students can revisit lessons, catch up on missed classes, practise exam-style questions and access the resources they need throughout the year.

MIMI Babies is made for parent-guided early learning moments with babies and toddlers. One thing per screen, big friendly pictures, and a gentle voice that names everything out loud. WHY PARENTS CHOOSE MIMI BABIES • Calm by design — no timers, no scores, no "wrong" answers • Completely ad-free, and every activity is free to play • Works offline • Nothing is collected while your child plays • Guided Access support keeps your little one inside the app WHAT'S INSIDE • Colours, shapes, numbers and animals • First words and the alphabet • Food, body, family, vehicles and weather • Gentle games: Tap & Play, Peekaboo and Find It • Every picture speaks its name aloud, in 14 languages including Tamil, Hindi and Telugu THESE ACTIVITIES CAN SUPPORT • Visual attention • Listening and early vocabulary • Recognition and memory • Early interaction and parent–child bonding STAYING IN THE APP MIMI Babies shows you how to turn on iPhone's Guided Access, so your child stays in one app until you unlock it. They can explore every activity freely. MAKE IT YOURS (optional purchase, for parents) Turn your child into the 3D character! Behind the grown-ups check, send two photos and we make a 3D version of your child who dances, cheers and says their name in every activity. Photos are deleted 30 days after the character is ready. Every activity in MIMI Babies stays free, with no ads and no tracking. BEST USED TOGETHER Sit with your child, name things together, and keep sessions short.