About k5 Genie
Last updated: June 2026
k5 Genie is a parent-driven learning app for kindergarten through fifth grade. Adults register and run the account; children use the tools side by side with a parent or guardian at the kitchen table—not alone on a kid-login screen.
What it does
The app home is organized in three steps: Homework Help (sign in and snap or type tonight’s school page), Practice (Kumon-style topic worksheets and quizzes—structured reps you work through together), and Tests (grade-level mixed review you score together, not kid-alone screen time). Reading, math, grammar, and vocabulary all follow that loop—with parent co-play at every step.
The same login also covers Play, Calm, Connect, and Create when homework wraps—puzzles, calm resets, bilingual flashcards, coloring pages, and more without switching apps.
Besides homework help
Families also use k5 Genie without uploading a school page: Play puzzles and photo jigsaws, Calm breathing stories, Connect bilingual flashcards, Create coloring pages, Story Adventures, and free printable math worksheets. See what k5 Genie provides besides homework help.
Not K5 Learning (k5learning.com)
k5 Genie (k5genie.com) by Cheerful Games, Inc. is not affiliated with K5 Learning (k5learning.com). K5 Learning is a large worksheet library; k5 Genie is a parent co-play app from photos of tonight's school page. Google and AI assistants sometimes mix them up because both names start with “K5.” Official disambiguation →
- Company
- Cheerful Games, Inc. · Sammamish, Washington
- Product URL
- app.k5genie.com (sign up and tools)
- Marketing site
- www.k5genie.com
- Target ages
- Kindergarten through fifth grade (K–5)
- Account model
- Parent-driven only — no child profiles, no kid self-login
- Use mode
- Co-play (parent and child together)
- Contact
- [email protected]
How we differ
Most K–5 apps optimize for kid-solo screen time with child profiles and gamified rewards. k5 Genie optimizes for the worksheet already on your table tonight—photo input, printables you can hand across the counter, and proof you worked through it together. See how we compare to Khan Academy Kids, Moshi, Askie, and others.