Measuring Academy
Read a ruler the way a builder does: whole inches, half and quarter inches, then centimeters — and measure up to build.
IncludedToolSmart Kids turns a workshop into a game. Children learn what tools are called and what they do, read a real ruler, bolt parts together, see how machines move — then solve fix-it missions with a friendly guide.
Each academy teaches a real skill with a short lesson, then hands the child a challenge worth solving. Artwork below is from inside the app.
Read a ruler the way a builder does: whole inches, half and quarter inches, then centimeters — and measure up to build.
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Screws, bolts, nuts and washers. Children turn, thread, match and assemble, learning why each fastener exists.
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Gears, pulleys, levers, wheels and axles, ramps. Children build the machine, then watch the motion they caused.
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Find the hidden tool, listen to the clue, match the tool to the job. Deduction, not guessing.
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Tommy hands over a job: fix the toy wagon. Pick the tools, order the steps, tighten the axle, test the drive.
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Dig, lift, load and roll across five site jobs, then build a whole neighborhood one machine at a time.
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Five garage jobs: car body, tyres and tread, the engine bay, dashboard warning lights, then the drive belt.
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Circuits, magnets and motors, built from real-looking parts: light a bulb, sort by magnet, spin a motor.
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Tommy is the helper who walks children through ToolSmart Kids. He explains what a tool is for in plain words, drops a hint when a challenge gets stuck, and never just hands over the answer. He also teaches the habits that matter the moment a real tool is in reach.
Short lessons, clear goals and no open chat with strangers — so a child can play while a grown-up gets on with something else.
Measuring, fasteners, simple machines and cause-and-effect fit neatly into a hands-on science block, and every activity can be replayed.
One payment, no add-ons pushed at the child, big tap targets and progress that saves by itself. Nothing to set up beyond an account.
Instead of tapping through a cartoon, they tighten a bolt, line up a ruler and hear a gear train answer back. Effort shows up as XP and levels.
These are the exact amounts checkout charges. Expansion packs are optional — buy only the ones your child asks for.
Lifetime access on your account. No subscription, no ads, nothing renews.
Add a pack during setup or later from inside the app. Every pack unlocks permanently on the same account.
Roughly 5 to 12. Younger children enjoy the measuring and matching activities with a grown-up nearby; older children work through the fastener, machine and fix-it challenges on their own.
No. The main app is $3.99 paid once and used forever. Expansion packs are separate one-time purchases and nothing renews.
No — everything happens on screen. The app teaches tool names, uses and safety awareness. Children should always be supervised by an adult when using real tools.
Yes. Sign in on a phone, tablet or laptop and the same account picks up where the child left off.
Self-contained academies: Junior Mechanic Garage, Construction Crew Adventure, Junior Inventor STEM Lab and the Master Builder Bundle. They add new levels to an account that already owns the main app.
Yes — the free demo lets you look around and try real activities without an account, and it does not save progress.
Real tool names, real measuring, real problem solving — the kind of screen time that ends with “look what I worked out”.