codeSpark - Coding for Kids

Name: codeSpark - Coding for Kids
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.6604278087615967 (12433 reviews)
Author: codeSpark

codeSpark

In-app purchases

3.7

12.4K reviews

1M+

Downloads

Everyone

About this game

codeSpark: The Best Learn-to-Code App for Kids (Ages 3–10)

🌟 100s of coding games & activities—plus tools to create your own!
Get full access with a monthly or annual subscription and start with a 7-day free trial!

OR

Play limited content through Hour of Code (no credit card required)

Up to 5 child profiles for annual subscribers!

🎮 Learn Through Play
Puzzles – Master coding and problem-solving through each level!
Create - Design and code your own games and stories!
Made by Kids - Explore games created by other kid coders!
Monthly Coding Contests - Showcase your creative coding and win prizes!
Code Together - Code your way to victory in a multiplayer water balloon fight!
NEW - Pre-Coding for Preschoolers - Start coding as early as 3 years old!

🔒 Kid-Safe & Ad-Free
Every game and story is moderated before publishing.
No ads or micro-transactions.

💬 Praise from Parents
"My daughters are 6 and 8, and this is their new favorite game. Now they want to be programmers!"

"I loved seeing how my children enjoyed working together on the puzzles."

📚 Educational Benefits
Master coding concepts: loops, conditionals, debugging & more.
Strengthen reading, math, creativity and logical thinking skills
Based on research-backed curriculum from MIT and Princeton

🏆 Awards & Recognition
✅ The LEGO Foundation – Pioneer in Reimagining Learning & Play
🎖️ Children’s Technology Review – Editor’s Choice Award
🥇 Parent’s Choice Award – Gold Medal
🏅 Silver Collision Awards - Kids & Family

📥 Download & Subscription
Manage or cancel anytime via Account Settings.
🛡️ Privacy Policy: http://learnwithhomer.com/privacy/
📜 Terms of Use: http://learnwithhomer.com/terms/

🚀 Start your child’s coding journey today with codeSpark!

Updated on

Feb 10, 2025

Available on

Android, Windows*

*Powered by Intel^® technology

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.

No data shared with third parties

Learn more about how developers declare sharing

This app may collect these data types

Personal info, Photos and videos and 4 others

Data is encrypted in transit

You can request that data be deleted

Committed to follow the Play Families Policy

Ratings and reviews

3.4

7.26K reviews

A Google user

March 10, 2020

Update: after several days, I was contacted and the bug was fixed. My child loves the app. It's educational, challenging, and fun. So I decided to purchase a year subscription. Well, I've been charged, but their app will not process the code I bought off of their website. I emailed them multiple times, different days for a week. I still can't get in and I paid for it! Very poor customer and IT service. I recommend the free trail and nothing else.

391 people found this review helpful

codeSpark

March 10, 2020

Hi, Michelle! I'm so sorry that you encountered that bug. I do believe we got everything squared away for you, but if you need further assistance, please let us know. Thanks!

Kenneth Barbalace

October 15, 2020

Free trial has a trap that you have to remember to cancel before the end of the trial or you automatically get charged $79. I'm sorry but that is a shady way of doing a free trial especially when it costs so much for an app. Vendor reply misses the point of the complaint. It isn't the cost that is at issue. What is at issue is the way the free trial is implemented. You have to remember to cancel before the end of free trial if you don't like/use the app. This is good for their revenue but bad for consumers. Free trials should simply stop the app from working at the end of the trial until the individual elects to pay the subscription fee. The one star review remains for this reason. The way the free trial is implemented is bad for consumers and is shady. I was also irked that the way the free trial actually works didn't reveal itself until the app appears to be ready for the child to use and it is handed over to the child. At that point the child enters a numeric code presented to them and suddenly a google pay screen appears. This means the child is excited to try the app and the parent is left with a choice of disappointing the child or handing over Google Pay approval in hopes of being able to cancel the subscription if the app isn't to their kid's liking. That seems intentionally manipulative. If the app is so good do a clean free trial with no tricks. At the end of the seven days present a choice for the parent to pay the subscription.

866 people found this review helpful

codeSpark

October 15, 2020

Hi! Home subs make it possible to keep the app free for schools & libraries while still creating new content for kid coders on a regular basis. When you started your free trial, you chose the annual subscription at a special discount. We're happy to help you with a refund if you're not happy with the app. Please contact us at Support@codeSpark.com.

May 28, 2022

I love the app! I did run into a few bugs. When writing text and using a caution emoji in that text, it would glitch and exit, when in playmode, when walking by the object I used that emoji on. Also some of the puzzle levels on the first 4 sections won't unlock. It just has a star with 22 inside it. How do I unlock those levels? And under the Pet Pals the new items I'm suppose to use throughout the days aren't showing up. Just the first 3. Other than a few bugs, I've really enjoyed this app.

183 people found this review helpful

What’s new

This update brings back some fan-favorite Valentine’s Day items and a special Create-A-Foo hat for winners of coding contests.
We also fixed some minor bugs to keep everything running smoothly.

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