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Logicnord is an EdTech app development company with 15 years of experience building educational games, interactive learning apps and content platforms. Our flagship education project speaks for itself: an educational mobile game built for Penguin Books, one of the world's largest publishers, that transforms the Topsy and Tim children's series into an interactive learning experience - holding a 4.6 rating with more than 8,000 downloads. We have also built location-based educational audio content used by national park visitors.
Educational software has a double audience: it must delight the learner and satisfy the educator, parent or publisher behind them. That means gameplay that actually teaches, content pipelines that let non-developers update material, and the polish a global publishing brand expects when it hands you a beloved series.
4.6
App store rating of the educational game we built for Penguin Books
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Downloads of the Topsy and Tim educational mobile game
Penguin
One of the world’s largest publishers trusted us with their brand
Most educational apps fail in one of two directions: they are games with a thin educational veneer that teach nothing, or worksheets in an app wrapper that children abandon in minutes. Publishers face an extra layer - their content is a brand with characters, style guides and approval processes, and a careless adaptation damages something built over decades.
We build learning experiences where the game mechanics are the pedagogy: children progress because they practice, not despite it. And we work the way publishers need - within brand guidelines, through approval workflows, with content structured so editors can extend it. The Penguin Books project holds a 4.6 rating because both the children and the publisher got what they needed.
Every solution below is based on systems we have already shipped and operate in production - not a theoretical service list.
Learning games where mechanics teach: built for iOS and Android, proven with a Penguin Books title rated 4.6 by real families.
Apps that extend books, courses and brands into interactive experiences while respecting the source material and brand guidelines.
Admin systems where teachers, editors and publishers manage learning content, levels and translations without developers.
Location-based and narrative audio content - the format we built for national park educational routes.
Learner accounts, progress tracking and reporting for parents and educators.
Difficulty adaptation, personalized practice and content recommendations driven by learner data.
Interactive adaptations, companion apps, brand-safe games.
Early learning games, reading and skills practice.
Learning platforms, progress tracking, content tools.
Educational routes, audio storytelling, exhibits.
Internal learning tools and knowledge platforms.
MVP development and scaling of learning products.
Educational games and learning apps for iOS and Android.
Learning platforms, content systems and progress tracking.
Age-appropriate, distraction-free learning experiences.
Adaptive difficulty and personalized learning modules.
Educator dashboards and content administration portals.
Long-term operation and content updates for live learning products.
Step 1
We define what the product must teach, who approves the content, and the brand constraints - then scope and budget the project clearly.
Step 2
Game mechanics and learning goals are designed together, so progress in the game is progress in the skill.
Step 3
Real children test early builds; publisher and educator feedback is built into structured approval rounds.
Step 4
After launch, new levels, languages and content ship through the content system without redevelopment.
Educational mobile game developed for Penguin Books, one of the world’s largest publishers, transforming the Topsy and Tim children’s series into an interactive learning experience for iOS and Android. The app holds a 4.6 rating with more than 8,000 downloads.
4.6
App store rating
8,000+
Downloads
Native mobile app with location-based educational audio content and interactive maps for one of Lithuania’s national parks. Nature routes teach visitors about the park’s ecology and heritage - fully offline, deep in the park where there is no signal.
Offline
Educational content without connection
Location-based
Stories triggered by GPS position
Penguin Books handed us a beloved children’s series - the result holds a 4.6 rating from real families.
Our games teach through play, not around it - progress in the game is practice of the skill.
Editors and educators update material through admin systems, so the product grows without development sprints.
Game, backend, content tools and analytics are built together by one Logicnord team.
We build educational products with proven, production-ready technologies: native iOS and Android plus cross-platform frameworks for learning apps and games, content management systems for editors, audio and media pipelines for storytelling formats, and AI modules for adaptive learning. Logicnord is recognized on Clutch as a top AI, cloud consulting and React Native development company in Lithuania. See our full technology stack.
A focused educational game or learning app typically starts at €30,000-60,000. A full learning platform with content management, progress tracking and multiple content packs usually ranges from €60,000 to €150,000+ depending on scope. We provide a free scope and budget estimate before any commitment.
A production-ready first version typically takes 3-6 months, including playtesting rounds with real users and brand approval cycles where a publisher is involved.
Yes. We built the Topsy and Tim educational game for Penguin Books, working within their brand guidelines and approval processes - the app holds a 4.6 rating with 8,000+ downloads.
Yes. We ship content management systems where editors add levels, texts, audio and translations without developers - the product grows through content, not code changes.
We design pedagogy and mechanics together: the actions that make the game fun are the actions that practice the skill. Early builds are playtested with real children and refined on observed behavior, not assumptions.
Yes. Where the audience needs it - classrooms with poor Wi-Fi, outdoor educational routes - we build offline-first, as we did for a national park educational audio guide that works with no signal at all.
You do. All source code, documentation and intellectual property created during the project belong to the client. We sign an NDA before discussing project details and work under a clear IP-transfer agreement.
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