100 Numbers — Learn to Count

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About this app

100 Numbers helps young children (ages 3 to 7) learn the numbers 1 to 100 by sight and by sound. A warm, friendly voice reads every number aloud; bright colors and big rounded cards make it easy and fun to tap, and a quantity visual ties each digit to "this many dots" so kids understand what the number actually means.

100% offline. No accounts. No ads. No analytics. No tracking. Nothing leaves the device — ever.

LEARNING MODES

• Explore — tap any number on the 1-to-100 grid to hear it pronounced and see it in big, friendly digits.
• Count Along — sit back and watch the app count up automatically with bouncing animations. Adjustable speed lets toddlers go slow or older kids speed up.
• Find It! — a gentle mini-game: hear a number, tap the right card. Confetti and a spoken "Great job!" / "Bravo!" for correct, a soft shake for wrong. No failure noises, no shaming.

DESIGNED FOR LITTLE FINGERS AND ALL DEVICES

• Big rounded number cards. Touch targets are 64 dp — much bigger than typical apps — so younger kids can tap reliably.
• Bright but soft palette: coral, sunshine yellow, mint, sky. Each decile (1-10, 11-20, ...) has its own friendly color so the whole hundreds chart stays organized.
• Adapts to every screen: phones in portrait, phones in landscape, tablets, foldables. Tablets get a side-by-side detail view; phone landscape lays the giant digit next to the quantity visual instead of stacking. Every screen has been hand-tuned for both orientations.
• Built with Jetpack Compose and Material 3 for smooth, animated transitions.

FIVE LANGUAGES — TEXT *AND* VOICE

• English (🇬🇧 / 🇺🇸)
• Français (🇫🇷)
• Español (🇪🇸)
• 中文 (🇨🇳)
• Русский (🇷🇺)

The audio for every number — and the encouragement phrases in Find It! — is pre-recorded in each language by a neural voice tuned to be warm and clear, not a robotic text-to-speech. Switch languages from the language picker on first launch, or any time from the home screen.

PRIVACY, BY DESIGN

• No internet permission. The app cannot make a network request even if it tried.
• Zero permissions. No camera, no microphone, no location, no contacts, no files.
• Zero data collection. We don't have servers, accounts, or analytics. We never see what kids do in the app.
• No third-party SDKs. No advertising, no crash reporting, no analytics libraries are linked into the build.
• Designed for Families compliant. See the privacy policy linked from this listing.

PARENTS' NOTE

This app was built as a small gift for children. There are no in-app purchases, no upsells, no subscriptions, no "premium" tier. There never will be. Once installed, the app works forever, fully offline.

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A friendly offline app that teaches kids ages 3–7 to count from 1 to 100.
Updated on
May 13, 2026

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What’s new

• Learn 1 to 100 with a warm neural voice in English, French, Spanish, Chinese or Russian — UI text and audio fully localized in every language.
• Three modes: Explore (tap-to-hear), Count Along (auto-advance with adjustable speed, 1.0–3.5 s per number), Find It! (audio matching mini-game with spoken encouragement and confetti).
• Spoken praise after each correct answer ("Bravo!", "Great job!", "¡Muy bien!", "太棒了!", "Молодец!") with three variants per language so it stays fresh.