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Terms of Use

Irrational Learning · Version 1.2.0 · Last updated October 4, 2026

By using Irrational Learning, you agree to these terms. If you are a parent or teacher, you are responsible for a child’s use of the app on your device.

What the app is

Irrational Learning is a playful educational playground — letters, phonics, reading, math, science, drawing, coloring, quizzes, and games. It is not a school, not childcare, and not medical or diagnostic advice. Children learn at different speeds; stars and streaks are for encouragement, not grades.

Who may use it

The child experience is designed for ages 3–12. A grown-up should set up the first learner, choose a Parent PIN, and decide when the child may use the device. Parent Zone is for adults.

Acceptable use

  • Use the app for learning, creating, and play
  • Do not try to break, scrape, or overload the app
  • Do not enter another person’s private information into a profile
  • Do not reverse-engineer the app in order to harm children or bypass the parent gate

Content and voice

Lessons, art tools, and games are provided as-is. The teacher voice, Lumi, is part of the app and speaks on this device in British English. She does not use an online voice service. Voice quality can vary slightly by the device’s own speaker.

Intellectual property

Irrational Learning, the book-and-star mark, and the lesson materials are provided by Asad Virk for use inside the app. You may keep drawings the child creates on the device. You may not copy the app’s lessons or characters to build a competing product without permission.

Disclaimer

The app is provided without warranties of uninterrupted service. Lessons, games, art, and voices are part of the app and work with or without internet after it is installed. We are not liable for lost local progress if the device is reset or storage is cleared.

Changes

We may update these terms when the app changes. The date at the top of this page is the latest version. Continued use after an update means you accept the new terms.