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For Years 1–9 · follows Lgr22

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Lärkompis is a playful app for Years 1–9 that follows the Swedish national curriculum. Short sessions with mini-games, surprises and rewards make your child want to practise, whether they need extra support or just want to learn more.Lärkompis is a learning app for Years 1–9 that follows the Swedish national curriculum. In short sessions your child puzzles things out, tries things themselves and discovers something new, with mini-games and surprises along the way, whether they need extra support or just want to learn more.Lärkompis follows the Swedish national curriculum all the way to Year 9. Short sessions, tasks that get just hard enough, and a clear view of where things stand before tests, whether you need extra support or want to stay a step ahead.

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Works on iPad, phone and computer. No account needed to start. The app itself is in Swedish.

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Choose a year and a subject. The task comes straight from the app.

Year 1

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Playful. Big buttons, round shapes and Pix as a guide. Made for the youngest.

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We have translated the wording. In the app, the task is in Swedish.

Mini-games

Play a round of Vändspelet

Vändspelet (the Flip Game) is a memory game: turn over two cards and find the number that matches the calculation. Halfway through every session there is a game that practises the same thing your child is working on.

  • 21 mini-games
  • Maths, Swedish, English, science and social studies
  • No time pressure

VändspeletFind 3 pairs

You can play Vändspelet here when JavaScript is on. All 21 games are in the app: try the app.

Turn over two cards. Find the number that matches the calculation.

All 21 games

  • Flodhoppet River HopHop along the number line across the river.
  • Rätta roboten Fix the RobotKnut has got a sum wrong. Help him.
  • Klockverkstan The Clock WorkshopSet clocks and read the time.
  • Butiken The ShopPay, get change and compare prices.
  • Bråkpizzan Fraction PizzaCut, compare and add up pizza slices.
  • Dörren med ordet The Word DoorSound out the word and the door opens.
  • Glosjakt Vocab HuntMatch words and catch them.
  • Kartjakten Map HuntFind the right place on the map.
  • Kodaren The CoderBuild a program from arrows and drive the robot to the star.
  • Mönstermakaren The Pattern MakerFill the gaps so the pattern works.
  • Labbet The LabGuess first, then find out.
  • Vändspelet The Flip GameTurn two cards and find pairs that go together.
  • Sorteringsbandet The Sorting BeltSort things into the right box.
  • Ordgåtan The Word RiddleGuess the hidden word, letter by letter.
  • Ordsökaren Word SearchFind the words in the letter grid.
  • Kunskapsjakten Knowledge HuntA quiz show: climb the ladder and win a question card.
  • Vågen The BalanceMake the scales balance. Do the same to both sides.
  • Detektiven The DetectiveRead the clues, fill in the grid and solve the case.
  • Tidslinjen The TimelinePut the cards on the line in the right order.
  • Formpusslet Shape PuzzleFit the pieces together to complete the picture.
  • Minikorsordet Mini CrosswordFill in the little crossword. The crossing letters help.

One session, step by step

A day with Lärkompis

A session takes about ten minutes and ends by itself. This is what it looks like, with pictures straight from the app (which is in Swedish).

1 of 7 Warm-up. The session starts with something your child can already do. It feels good from the start.

The app: Pix says "Vi börjar med en uppvärmning" (Let's start with a warm-up) and a Vidare (Next) button. The app in Year 5: Vera says "Vi börjar med en uppvärmning" (Let's start with a warm-up) and a Vidare (Next) button. The app in Year 8: "Vi börjar med en uppvärmning" (Let's start with a warm-up) and a Vidare (Next) button, in the dark style.

2 of 7 Task. One task at a time, at the right level for your child. No clock ticking.

The app: a number line task. You are on 75 and jump 13 steps forward. The app in Year 5: place 4/8 on the number line. The app in Year 8: write 6⁹ ÷ 6⁵ as a single power with base 6, with a keypad for the answer.

3 of 7 Hint. If an answer is wrong, a hint appears, one small step at a time. Never the answer straight away.

The app: a hint under the task, "Räkna en gång till, lugnt och steg för steg" (Count once more, calmly and step by step). The app in Year 5: a hint under the task, "Inte riktigt. Ta ett steg i taget" (Not quite. One step at a time). The app in Year 8: a hint under the task, "Kontrollräkna. Var tror du att det sprack?" (Check your working. Where do you think it went wrong?)

4 of 7 Mini-game. Halfway through, there is a game that practises the same thing in a new way.

The app: the mini-game Rätta roboten (Fix the Robot). Knut has worked out 54 + 3 = 84 and the child helps him. The app in Year 5: the mini-game Rätta roboten (Fix the Robot), where Knut has written 1/5 = 3/7. The app in Year 8: the mini-game Rätta roboten (Fix the Robot) with the task 200,000 = 2 · 10ⁿ.

5 of 7 Surprise. Sometimes a parcel is waiting. Your child guesses first, then opens it.

The app: "En överraskning: Gissa först" (A surprise: guess first) with a parcel and an Öppna paketet (Open the parcel) button. The app in Year 5: Höstens skatter (Autumn treasures), "Löven faller och jag hittar en massa saker i marken" (The leaves are falling and I find lots of things in the ground). The app in Year 8: Vera's autumn plan, "Hösten är terminens tyngsta del. Vi tar den i små steg" (Autumn is the hardest part of the term. We take it in small steps).

6 of 7 Reward. At the end, Pix tells your child what they did well. Praise for how they worked, not points.At the end, your child finds out what they did well. Praise for how they worked, not points.

The app: "Så här jobbade du" (This is how you worked): you used a hint and found the answer yourself. The app in Year 5: "Passet är klart, Alva" (The session is done, Alva) and Så här jobbade du (This is how you worked). The app in Year 8: "Passet är klart, Alva" (The session is done, Alva) and Så här jobbade du (This is how you worked), in the dark style.

7 of 7 The map. What your child can do becomes places on a map that turn from fog to colour.

The app: the discovery map for maths, with places such as Former (Shapes) and Mönster (Patterns). The app in Year 5: Din ö-värld (Your island world) with the islands for maths and Swedish. The app in Year 8: the home screen with Dagens pass (Today's session), Linjära ekvationer (Linear equations), and the choice Lagom (Just right) or Tuff (Tough).

Then the session is over. In the parent panel you can see what was practised.

Years 1 to 9

Grows with your child

The same app looks different in Year 1, Year 5 and Year 8, and the tasks get just hard enough for your child.

  • The app in Year 1: a maths task in the playful style, with Pix.

    Year 1 Playful

    Big buttons, round shapes and Pix as a guide.

  • The app in Year 5: a maths task in the curious style.

    Year 5 Curious

    More to puzzle over and more independence.

  • The app in Year 8: a maths task in the dark teen style.

    Year 8 Teen

    Dark, clean and matter-of-fact. No mascots in the way.

  • Follows the school year

    Tasks start from your child's year and where you are in the school year.

  • Gets just hard enough

    If it is easy, it gets a little harder. If it is hard going, it gets a little easier.

  • Remembers

    Things that need more practice come back after a few days.

  • Each child has their own path

    Brothers and sisters each get their own path and are never compared.

For you as a parentFor you as a parentKnow where things stand

A look inside the parent panel

You don't need to be a teacher. The panel tells you what your child is practising and what you can do at home, in plain words.

  • Tips and conversation starters
  • Help before the parent-teacher progress meeting
  • An evening limit you set yourself
  • Behind a parental lock
Vera, an owl
The parent panel (in Swedish), Requirements and goal: what the syllabus says about maths in Years 1–3, in plain words.

“In the early years, maths is about understanding what numbers are and how they fit together, not just about counting fast.”

Translated from the parent panel, which is in Swedish.

The parent panel (in Swedish), What we're practising now: skills that are usually current now, with what it looks like when they have clicked.

“What it looks like when it has clicked: your child changes both width and height when a picture has to be twice as big.”

Translated from the parent panel, which is in Swedish.

The parent panel (in Swedish), Weekly report: the week in three lines and the week's family challenge, Table-setting maths.

“Let your child set the table for everyone who is eating. How many glasses do you need if a guest comes?”

Translated from the parent panel, which is in Swedish.

The collector's album

Cards, stickers and a garden

Your child collects what they have actually learnt. No points, no streaks and no ads.

  • I know shapesCollector card
  • I know patternsCollector card
  • I can weigh and pourCollector card
The app: "Min samling" (My collection) with stickers such as "Jag kan väga och hälla" (I can weigh and pour), "Jag kan former" (I know shapes) and "Jag kan mönster" (I know patterns). The app in Year 5: "Min samling" (My collection) with collector cards such as "Jag kan stegen till roboten" (I know the steps for the robot) and "Jag kan mönster" (I know patterns). The app in Year 8: the home screen with Dagens pass (Today's session), Linjära ekvationer (Linear equations), and the choice Lagom (Just right) or Tuff (Tough).

  • Collector cards

    A card for every skill your child has mastered. They can show them to the family.

  • The discovery map

    Every skill is a place that turns from fog to colour.

  • The garden

    Practise four days a week and it grows. A missed day spoils nothing.

  • Secret mission

    Now and then three extra tasks appear, always without time pressure.

  • No points
  • No streaks
  • No ads
  • No purchases in child mode

Follows Lgr22

The curriculum as a map

Every exercise belongs to the core content of the syllabuses from Skolverket (the Swedish National Agency for Education). Tap an island to see how many skills there are at each stage.

402 skills in five subjects, from Year 1 to Year 9

  • Mathematics 122 skills

    Numbers, the four operations, fractions, geometry, relationships, probability and programming.

    • Years 1–343
    • Years 4–644
    • Years 7–935
    Maths in Lgr22, year by year
  • Swedish 72 skills

    Reading, writing, how the language works and checking sources.

    • Years 1–328
    • Years 4–621
    • Years 7–923
    Swedish in Lgr22, year by year
  • English 32 skills

    Vocabulary, phrases, reading comprehension and grammar.

    • Years 1–311
    • Years 4–611
    • Years 7–910
    English in Lgr22, year by year
  • Science 78 skills

    Nature, the body, materials and sustainable development.

    • Years 1–320
    • Years 4–626
    • Years 7–932
    Science in Lgr22, year by year
  • Social studies 98 skills

    Society, history, geography and religion.

    • Years 1–323
    • Years 4–634
    • Years 7–941
    Social studies in Lgr22, year by year

Maths covers all the core content for every stage (Years 1–3, 4–6 and 7–9), and so do science and social studies. Swedish covers Years 7–9 in full, and we keep adding to Swedish and English for the younger years. We tell you when something is missing. Ready for the new curricula: they apply from 1 July 2028, and your child's progress carries over when the curriculum changes. The whole curriculum by subject and year

Price

SEK 49 once

Try the app first, without an account. Then unlock everything for SEK 49, once and for all. No subscription.

  • All subjects and all years
  • Unlimited children
  • All updates included
  • 14-day money-back guarantee
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For schools

Give the whole class Lärkompis

A class gets 40 places at SEK 19 each, SEK 760 per class. The teacher shares a class code with the parents, and no pupil accounts are needed.

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  • No ads
  • No tracking
  • No accounts for children
  • Works offline

Your child's name never leaves the device. How we handle data

Questions and answers

Questions and answers

How much does Lärkompis cost?

SEK 49, once. There is no subscription. The price includes unlimited children and all future updates. You can try the app first: 3 sessions per child, without an account.

Which years and subjects are there?

Years 1–9 (ages 7–15) in maths, Swedish, English, science and social studies. The app adjusts the tasks to your child's year and the time of the school year.

Does the app follow Lgr22?

Yes. Every exercise is linked to the core content of Lgr22, the Swedish national curriculum, and you can see the link in the parent panel. Maths, science and social studies cover all the core content for every stage, and Swedish does for Years 7–9. We are adding more all the time. New curricula apply from 1 July 2028. The app moves with them, and your child keeps their progress when the curriculum changes.

Are the answers always right?

Yes. The correct answers are worked out by the app itself or come from content we have checked. No answer is made up by an AI.

Does my child need an account?

No. Children never have accounts. Only you as a parent can create one, if you want to buy or sync between devices. Without an account, everything is saved on the device.

What data do you collect?

Your child's progress is saved on the device. If you turn on sync, we store a random ID and your child's year group, never your child's name or avatar. There are no ads, no tracking and no cookies.

Does it work on an iPad and without internet?

Yes. Lärkompis is a web app that you add to your home screen, and it works offline after the first visit.

Can I get my money back?

Yes. You have a 14-day money-back guarantee. Get in touch and you will get your money back.

Can I buy it for a whole class?

Yes. A class gets 40 places at SEK 19 each, SEK 760 per class. The teacher shares a class code with the parents. Read more under For schools.

Is the app in English?

No. The app is in Swedish and follows the Swedish national curriculum (Lgr22). It is made for children who go to school in Sweden, including international families. This website is in English so that parents can read about it.

My child goes to an English-speaking school in Sweden. Is Lärkompis useful?

If the school follows the Swedish national curriculum (Lgr22), yes: most schools in Sweden do, including many with teaching in English. Schools that teach only an international programme, such as some IB schools, may follow a different curriculum. The app itself is in Swedish.

Pix, a fox

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