Endless Numbers

Originator Inc.

In-app purchases

About this app

As a follow-up to Endless Alphabet, set the stage for early numeracy learning with Endless Numbers! Kids will have a blast learning number recognition, sequences, quantity, numerical patterns, and simple addition with the adorable Endless monsters. Each number features interactive sequences and equation puzzles with numbers that come alive, and a short animation that provides context and meaning to each number.

Features:
- 5 numbers are free to try with numbers in Number Packs available for purchase.
- Delightful animations reinforce number recognition, quantity, and counting.
- Interactive number puzzles reinforce basic numeracy skills.
- Endless Numbers was designed with your children in mind. There are no high scores, failures, limits or stress. Your children can interact with the app at their own pace.

Ratings and reviews

This is a gorgeous simple app. The audio is clear and pleasant. There aren't really any unnecessary distractions. It is silly but not in a bad way. My toddler is recognizing numbers and math symbols. The fun voices of the numbers and symbols repeating their names really sticks. I gave a bad review before due to content not downloading after purchase for about a month. The developer contacted me to resolve problem but it actually turned out that it was an issue with the device and not the app.

My son is 2.5 and likes matching games. the number 4 makes him giggle when it says its name. He jumps ahead to poke the numbers in the eye to wake them up but doesn't wait to hear them say example: 1+1=2 which I wish it did. Wish there was a little more to the game because my son always goes back to it, but gets bored pretty quick. After the puzzle is done, it could just move on to the next instead of having to push the next button. Wish there were age levels lesrning numbers to + is a big jump.

We are a homeschooling family and my kids(2 and 4) love it! Good for number recognition and beginning to form ideas of quantity. The animations after each task are amazing. Well done! The only change I would make, is to require the child to match the odd or even numbers in order from smallest to largest for an easier transition to discovering the pattern.

What's new

This update includes minor bug fixes and performance improvements.