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Learn-through-play and brain-training apps for ages 3 and up · 12 tools

Coin Pay

A money-learning app for kids — hear the price, then pay with coins

A checkout-play money app for learning to count money. Each round announces a target amount with voice and text (e.g. "100 yen"), and your child drags Japanese yen coins (1 / 5 / 10 / 50 / 100 / 500) onto the checkout tray to make the exact total. Pay correctly for a chime and confetti; pay too much or too little and it gently says so. Three difficulties set which coins appear and how many are needed, and the best streak is saved per difficulty. Voice uses the device's built-in speech synthesis and coin sounds are synthesized on the fly — nothing is uploaded.

  • ✓Hear the price by voice, pay by dragging coins to the tray
  • ✓Yen coins 1–500, three difficulties, best streak saved
  • ✓Fully in-browser — no uploads, no sound files

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Balloon Type

A first typing app for kids — hear each floating balloon's letter and type it

A first typing app for children around age 6. Balloons drift down from the top of the screen, each showing a single alphabet letter, and the letter is read aloud as it appears. Press the matching key and the balloon pops, so kids learn letters and key positions while they play. Difficulty changes the fall speed and how many balloons appear at once, and each set is 10 balloons. Practice with a physical keyboard, or with the on-screen keyboard on a tablet (the next key to press lights up to guide little fingers). Speech and sound are generated in the browser and nothing is uploaded.

  • ✓Press the matching key to learn letters and where the keys are
  • ✓Each letter is read aloud as it appears · three difficulty levels
  • ✓On-screen keyboard guides which key to press (fully in-browser, no uploads)

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Catch Drop

Catch falling balls in your basket — dodge the poop and grab a star for auto-catch. A reflex and focus game.

Open the door and colorful balls start falling from the top. Move the basket left and right to catch them! But if you catch the poop (💩) mixed in, it's game over. Grab a star (⭐) that appears now and then and the basket auto-catches balls for a short time. Every ball you catch makes them fall a little faster, training your reflexes, dynamic vision and focus. Three difficulty levels, best score saved per difficulty. Controls are just mouse, touch, or the ← → keys, and sound is generated in the browser — nothing is uploaded.

  • ✓Move the basket left and right to catch falling balls
  • ✓Dodge the poop, grab a star for auto-catch · speeds up as you go
  • ✓Trains reflexes and focus · fully in-browser (no uploads)

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Listen Pick

Hear an English word and tap the matching one of three pictures — an English listening game for kids.

Each question reads an English word aloud with your device's speech (en-US). Tap the picture that matches the word you just heard, out of three picture cards! Get it right and the word (and, in Japanese, its meaning) is shown, so you learn it by ear, by picture, and by reading all at once. Three difficulty levels change the vocabulary, 10 questions per set, best score saved per difficulty. Speech is your device's built-in TTS and sound effects are generated in the browser — nothing is uploaded.

  • ✓Hear a word and tap the matching picture out of three
  • ✓Replay the word anytime · the word is shown on a correct answer
  • ✓Three difficulty levels · fully in-browser (no uploads)

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Kids Math

Single-digit addition and subtraction, learned by counting dots — a math app for preschoolers.

A first math app for preschoolers (around ages 5–6). A single-digit problem like "3 + 2 = ?" is read aloud, and you tap the answer from three numbers. While numbers still feel abstract, turn on "Show dots" and dots matching the problem appear, so kids can count with their eyes to find the answer. Three difficulty levels progress from Easy (addition only) to Normal (add and subtract within 10) to Hard (with carrying and borrowing). 10 questions per set, best score saved per difficulty. Speech is your device's built-in TTS and sound effects are generated in the browser — nothing is uploaded.

  • ✓Tap the answer to single-digit addition and subtraction from three numbers
  • ✓"Show dots" lets kids count with their eyes · problems are read aloud
  • ✓Three difficulty levels · fully in-browser (no uploads)

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Clock Read

Learn to read an analog clock by "reading" and "setting" it — a clock app for preschoolers and early grades.

A learning app that builds a sense of time and the skill of reading an analog clock through two ways to play. In "Read" mode, look at where the hands point and answer "What time is it?" from three choices. In "Set" mode, drag or tap the hour and minute hands to match a given time. Three difficulty levels rise from o'clock (whole hours) to half past (o'clock and half) to five-minute steps, moving gradually to finer times. 10 questions per set, with a best score saved per mode and difficulty. Times are read aloud by your device's built-in speech, sound effects are generated in the browser, and the clock is drawn with SVG — nothing is uploaded. A great way to connect the clock with daily routines like "wake up at 7" or "dinner at 8."

  • ✓"Read" answers from three choices · "Set" drags the hands to match a time
  • ✓Three levels: o'clock → half past → five-minute steps · times read aloud
  • ✓SVG analog clock · fully in-browser (no uploads)

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PDF

Edit and convert PDF files · 1 tools

Image

Edit, process, and analyze photos · 5 tools

Video

Generate videos from images · 1 tools

File sharing

Send files temporarily · 1 tools

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About Toolish

Toolish (toolish.xyz) is a collection of free web tools that run straight from your browser — no signup, no install. Image, video, and PDF editing; file sharing; small games — anything that's "not worth installing dedicated software for, but you need every now and then" lives here under one roof. The site is supported by ads, which is what lets every tool stay free, forever.

What makes Toolish different

  • No signup, no login — open and use

    No account creation, no email verification. Open the page and every tool is immediately usable. No usage caps, no feature gates.

  • Most tools never send your image to a server

    Our image-side tools (Parallax, Cutopix, Privopix, Redactopix, Coloropix, Memory Match, Image Puzzle, Pdfopix) all process locally in your browser and never upload your image. Tools that use AI fetch the model from a CDN once and run inference locally from then on. The exception is SendOnce (file sharing), which by design uploads to Firebase Storage temporarily (auto-deleted after 10 minutes or one download).

  • Works comfortably on phones and tablets too

    Tools are optimized for touch input as well as desktop, so the experience holds up on phones and tablets.

  • New tools added regularly

    We add new tools both based on user requests and from our own "this would be nice to have" list. Send feature requests via the contact form.

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