Grogo App Turns Screen Time Into Learning Time For Kids

A new subscription-based app, Grogo, is aiming to change the way children engage with screens by blending education with entertainment.

Designed for kids in grades 2 to 12, the app introduces Brain-Boosting Screen Breaks, providing interactive learning moments without restricting overall screen usage.

Now available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, Grogo offers a 14-day free trial, with subscription plans priced at $6.99 per child or $9.99 per family per month. Families opting for an annual plan receive two months free.

Parents can set Grogo to interrupt screen time every 15–60 minutes. To resume regular app use, children must complete a quick, confidence-boosting learning task. Learning challenges focus on math, science, English, history, and even pop culture.

Unlike traditional screen-time management tools that limit access, Grogo reframes screen time as an opportunity for intellectual growth. The app uses Snackable Learning — short, engaging activities designed to build confidence and curiosity.

Grogo isnt about punishment or restriction, it’s about rewarding learning, according to the team behind the app, which refers to it as “snack time for a growing mind: 0% sugar, 100% intellectual stimulation.”

By encouraging positive, brain-boosting breaks, Grogo offers parents a fresh way to balance screen use while fostering their childrens educational development in a fun and engaging way.