Schools see detail you don't.
It is hard to know which sounds are secure and which still need work.
For Reception to Year 3 parents
A five-minute assessment shows you which sounds your child knows, which need work, and what to practise next, in step with their school. When you check again, it shows you what has changed.
It is hard to know which sounds are secure and which still need work.
They are games that teach in a fixed order; they cannot tell you which sounds your child actually needs next.
A short assessment checks each sound two ways: can your child recognise it, and can they use it to read a word. The gap between those two is where practice helps most, and it is exactly what Legible shows you.
Legible was built by a primary school teacher and a parent, because we kept being asked the same question: how do I help at home? Read our story.
Real screens from the app. No mock-ups.
Work through sounds and words together, about five minutes.
Clear, jargon-free results show strengths and what to practise next.
Built-in activities target exactly the sounds your child needs.
Check again after a week or two. Legible shows you which sounds have become secure since last time.
New · for parents
A plain-English guide to what your child is learning, from Reception to Year 3.
Read the parent mapWe are opening Legible to a small group of families the week of 22 June 2026. Request access now and we will email you personally when it is your turn.
Free now: a five-minute assessment, your child's results in plain English, and what to practise next, in step with their school.
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