ABC Phonics & Sounds for kids

Pixeliro

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About this app

ABC Phonics turns your child's voice into the controller. Designed for ages 2–6 and intended for use with parental supervision, every activity is voice-driven pretend play — children say a word and the world reacts: bubbles pop, balloons fly, apples drop, fish swim past. They learn by speaking, not by tapping.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• Word Discovery — say any word and the world reacts. 4 open-vocabulary games (Bubble Float, Fish Pond, Balloon Pop, Apple Tree) backed by a 540-keyword catalog.

• Voice Adventures — Speak to Move. 15 themed phrase packs with around 150 real-life phrases (greetings, feelings, food, family, play, body, weather) across five physics personalities (snake, balloon, rocket, plant, runner).

• Story Time — 53 hand-authored interactive scenes across six worlds. ABC (26 letters) and 123 (numbers 1–10) are free; Home World, Tidy-Up Time, Animal Friends, and Talking Words unlock with Premium.

• Speak With Me — a friendly owl guides each of 43 phonemes (A–Z + 17 digraphs). Tap any letter on the Sound Map to open a per-phoneme play hub.

• 16 mini-games — Letter Rain, Bubble Pop, Phonics Piano, Whack-a-Letter, Word Fishing, Animal Stampede, Train Station, Spelling Bee, Word Builder, Say It!, Sound Safari, Sound Splash, Sound Garden, Pop Balloon, Racing Letters, Memory Match. Each game has its own illustrated backdrop.

• Reward system — earn stars and unlock animal stickers. The sticker book includes 793 items (43 sounds, 210 curriculum words, 540 discoveries).

• Kids audio episodes — short cartoon-style audio stories with scene-by-scene illustrations and natural pauses for the child to respond.

FREE & PREMIUM

• Free forever: 36 of 53 Story Time scenes (every ABC letter and every 1–10 number), 2 mini-games (Sound Safari, Word Builder), 1 Word Discovery game (Bubble Float), 2 phonemes (M, S), and 2 Voice Adventure packs (At School, Colors & Things).
• Premium unlocks the full mini-game grid, every Voice Adventure pack, all 43 phoneme hubs, and the full themed Story Time worlds.

SUBSCRIPTION INFO

• Title: ABC Phonics Premium.
• Length & price: 1 month at $3.99/month or 12 months at $17.99/year. 3-day free trial on the first purchase. Local currency equivalents are shown by Google Play at the moment of purchase.
• Billing: Charged to your Google Play account at confirmation of purchase.
• Auto-renewal: Renews automatically for the same period at the same price unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.
• Manage or cancel: Google Play → Profile → Payments & subscriptions.

SAFE BY DESIGN

• Completely ad-free across the free and Premium tiers — no third-party advertising of any kind, anywhere in the app.
• No accounts, no logins, no chat, no social features, no user-to-user content.
• Microphone audio is processed on-device only and is never recorded, stored, or uploaded. The microphone closes the moment each activity ends.
• Voice-replay clips are kept in memory only and are deleted when the celebration screen closes.
• A parent-gate math puzzle sits in front of every external link and every in-app purchase.
• Works offline — letters, mini-games, and the first podcast episode all live on the device.

A gentle, screen-time-friendly way for little learners to start their reading journey, supervised by a grown-up.

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Ratings and reviews

Wth.....I like the app when I first opened it for the first time. But then after I started using it. The glitches kept coming like an earthquake. It didn't stop. It kept kicking out of the app. I start again. A pop up saying rate us or an ad. I spent more time watching the ads then actually working the app😒😤😤😤😤

It's a very good educational app but the singing of the alphabet song has alot of 'and' i think it should have one and at the end of the song but it a really nice app

I commend your effort but you need to understand that this app is for very young children. Why is the letter "L" in small caps? Also the sound is very unclear. The letter L sounds like "hell" or "help". Also the fonts are off. For children this age legibility should trump the fun factor.

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