Turn what you study into a game.

GenioPlay is a library of short learning games with a story, for math, logic, biology and geography. Your child can also take photos of what they are studying, and GenioPlay turns them into a game of their own.

Take photos of the pages your child is learning from, up to 10 per game. GenioPlay shows sample questions so you can check what it found, then you choose a game type. A few minutes later the game is ready. It works best for facts and ideas to learn; it doesn't make calculation drills.

It's free to start. The first levels of every game can be played without an account. A free account opens more levels and lets you make your own games; for players under 18, a parent confirms the account. Later levels are for subscribers, and only a parent or another adult can start a subscription.

Math (times tables, fractions, primes and factors), brain training (patterns, memory and logic puzzles), biology (plants, digestion, the skeleton) and geography (maps, compass directions, countries, flags and capitals). Games you make from your own photos can be about any school topic.

Yes. Every game has a link to share, so classmates who use the same book can play it too. After a round, your child can challenge a friend to beat their score.

No. There are no ads, no chat and nothing to download. Players appear only by a nickname they choose.