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TypeMasti

A learning app for ages 3 to 10

Letters, numbers, thinking and the world, taught by Masti.

TypeMasti is a learning app where Masti the elephant teaches one idea at a time, in ten minutes a day. Your child listens, tries, plays and gets it right. Every Monday you get an email saying what they learned.

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Every account starts with a 7-day free trial, no card needed. Choose a plan before it ends to carry on.

How old is your child?

Masti, a small lavender elephant with an orange scarf, sits on a sunny floor beside a six-year-old boy tapping a tablet.

Try it now

Play one round with Masti before you sign up.

A real activity from the first Letters & Words lesson, with Masti's own voice. Tap the picture she asks for. Nothing to install, nothing to enter.

Tap Play and I will ask for a picture.

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What your child does

Four worlds, one idea at a time.

Every lesson belongs to a world, every world is a path of units for your child's age band, and your child always has exactly one next lesson. 72 lessons, 564 activities and 20 picture books today; new lessons are added every week.

Explorer 3–5

Cannot read yet. Everything is spoken; the child taps rather than types.

Builder 5–7

Reads short words, types with one or two fingers, follows a spoken instruction.

Master 7–10

Reads instructions, types sentences, ready for Ask Buddy when a parent switches it on.

A lesson, step by step

Five to eight minutes, in six steps.

Masti speaks every prompt aloud, so a child who cannot read yet can do the whole lesson alone. Each step below is a real screen from the Letters & Words world.

  1. Warm-up step: Masti says "Type the word" beside a picture of a cat, with three letter slots and the keyboard below.

    Warm-up

    One quick item from an earlier lesson, so what was learned last week does not fade.

  2. Learn step: Masti holds a sign and says "Press the letter to find it!" next to the letters A, B and C and a "Let's try!" button.

    Learn

    Masti teaches the idea first: "This is A. A says a, like apple." Nothing is asked before it has been shown.

  3. Try step: Masti asks "Find the letter C", a large C card is shown and the on-screen keyboard waits below.

    Try

    Three to five goes with help one tap away: hear it again, see it again, and the next key glows.

  4. Play step: Masti asks "Which one starts with A?" above pictures of a dog, the sun and an apple.

    Play

    A small game with the same idea, so practice feels like play rather than a test.

  5. Check step: Masti points and says "Find the letter A" beside a blank card with a question mark.

    Check

    Three on their own, no help. This is the only step that counts towards mastery, so the report shows what your child can really do.

  6. Celebrate step: confetti around a cheering Masti, "2 of 3 right!", +6 XP, +1 star, a 5-day streak and a "Next: I see a cat" button.

    Celebrate

    Stars, XP, the streak tick and a peek at the next lesson. Then the lesson is over; nothing nags the child to keep going.

Why it is built this way

Masti teaches before she tests.

Most learning apps open with a quiz. A child who does not know the answer yet learns something else instead: that this is a place where they get things wrong.

TypeMasti does it the other way round. Every lesson starts with Masti showing the idea, and nothing is scored until the Check step at the end.

  • Watch me first. Before any new kind of question, a short demo shows the gesture: where to type, what to drag. Then "Your turn".
  • A wrong answer is never red. It gets an amber "Not yet. Try again!", Masti shows the idea again on the same item, and it comes back in a later warm-up.
  • Help is one tap away in Try and absent in Check, so the report shows what your child can really do.
  • Explain it. After a wrong Check answer, Masti Buddy explains in two sentences a child understands: "Count three apples, then two more: four, five. That makes five!"
The Watch me first card: Masti points, a cartoon hand shows the tap on a small mock of the activity, then Your turn and Watch again.
A wrong answer: the pictures stay, and an amber pill says Not yet. Try again!

Story Time and Masti Buddy

Masti reads a big picture book aloud to a girl and a boy sitting on a rug.Story Time20 picture books, read aloud by MastiEight pages each, written with the words from the lessons. The word being read lights up, any word can be tapped to hear it, and three questions at the end earn stars.How Story Time worksMasti looks up thoughtfully with an empty speech bubble above her head.Masti BuddyA little AI, in the right placesExplains a wrong answer in child language, makes a story from the words your child knows, and for ages 7 to 10 answers typed questions, only when you switch it on and always visible to you.What Masti Buddy does
Masti in a blue cap standing on a rug in a painted bedroom with a sticker board, a lamp, books and a trophy.

Why they come back

Stars to spend, a room to decorate.

Every activity earns XP; every lesson earns stars. Stars buy things in a shop with 30 items: a cap or a bow for Masti, stickers for the board, a lamp or a toy piano for the room. Nothing costs real money.

  • 12 missions. Three a day ("Finish 1 lesson", "Get 5 words right") plus longer journeys like a 7-day streak.
  • 20 medals per world, from First Steps to TypeMasti Champion, shown as silhouettes until they are earned.
  • A streak with a Mon–Sun row on the home screen. No leaderboards and no comparing children with each other.

Made for parents

You see what was learned, every week.

  • A weekly email every Monday with minutes, lessons finished, new words and the streak, per child.
  • A report per child with skills mastered, weak spots and "practise together" suggestions for five minutes on the sofa.
  • Controls: a daily time limit, sound on or off, and a switch for each Masti Buddy helper.
  • Your child’s data: download a copy or delete the profile from Settings, no email required.
Everything in the parent area
The parent dashboard: Rudransh, Builder 5–7, 33 minutes this week, minutes per day as green bars, new words, weak spots and a View report button.

From the guides

Ten-minute ideas for home, one new guide every week.

Short, practical and written for Indian homes: what to say, what to do, and the lesson in TypeMasti that does the same thing.

All guides for parents

Safe by design

Built the way you would want it built for your own child.

  • No ads, ever

    Nothing on the child’s screens is for sale: no ads, no prices, no links out of the app and no third-party trackers.

  • No free chat under 7

    Ask Buddy, where a child types a question, exists only for the 7–10 band and only after you switch it on. Every exchange is in your report.

  • Children never log in

    A child taps their name on the family device, or their Magic Key, three pictures tapped in order, so siblings open only their own profile. There is no password to type and the parent area sits behind a grown-ups gate.

  • Your data, your call

    Consent follows the DPDP Act. Download everything we hold about a child from Settings, or delete the profile, any time.

Works on tablets held sideways and on laptops. English only for now. Privacy policy

72
lessons
564
activities
14
kinds of practice
20
picture books
2,100+
narrated lines

Pricing

₹299 a month, or ₹2,990 a year.

Two children included, all four worlds, Story Time and Masti Buddy. Every account starts with a 7-day free trial, no card needed. Choose a plan before it ends to carry on.

See plans and start the trialSchools: ₹999 per seat per year

Questions parents ask

Before you try

Anything else: [email protected]

What ages is TypeMasti for?
Children from 3 to 10. Each child profile has an age band: Explorer (3–5) taps and listens, Builder (5–7) starts typing short words, Master (7–10) reads and answers. You choose the band when you add a child and can change it any time.
What devices does it work on?
A tablet held sideways (landscape) or a laptop with a keyboard, in a modern browser. There is nothing to install, though the parent dashboard offers to add TypeMasti to a phone or tablet's home screen, where it opens like an app. Parents use their phone for the dashboard, report and settings; the child's lessons need a bigger screen.
Is it available in Hindi?
Not yet. TypeMasti is in English for now: the lessons, Masti's voice and Story Time are all English. Hindi is on our list, and we will say so on this site when it is ready.
How long does my child spend on it each day?
One lesson is five to eight minutes. Ten minutes a day is the pace it is built for. You can set a daily time limit in Settings, from 10 to 60 minutes, and Masti suggests a gentle stop when it is reached.
What is the free trial?
Every account starts with a 7-day free trial the moment you sign up, with everything unlocked: all four worlds, Story Time and Masti Buddy, for two children. No card is needed and nothing is charged.
What happens when the trial ends?
If you chose a plan during the trial, it begins that day and the first payment is taken then, so lessons carry on. If you did not, lessons pause; every star, medal and lesson is kept, and choosing a plan later starts it that day. You get an email two days before the trial ends.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time, from the Plan page in the parent area; it takes under a minute. During the trial, cancelling means nothing is charged. After the trial, cancelling stops the next renewal and your plan stays on until the end of the period you have paid for. Because of the free trial, payments are not refunded; see the refund policy.
How many children can I add?
Two children are included in every parent plan. More children are ₹99 a month or ₹990 a year each, billed with your plan. Each child has their own profile, progress, stars and report.

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