Tap Tap Learn
Diego Hernando Obando Education iPhoneiPadiPod touch
Tap Tap Learn is a free Education app for iPhone and iPad by Diego Hernando Obando. Requires iOS 15.1. Updated August 26, 2025.
- Price
- Free
- on the App Store
- Size
- 29 MB
- Age 4+
- Updated
- Aug 26
- 2025 · v1.1.0
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About Tap Tap Learn
Tap Tap Learn is the simplest learning app ever made for toddlers. Just tap anything to hear its sound or name. That's it. No menus to navigate, no ads to accidentally click, no reading required. If your child can tap a screen, they can explore all our learning content completely on their own. WHAT YOUR CHILD WILL LEARN ◆ 40 Animal Sounds - From farm animals to jungle creatures, ocean life to backyard friends ◆ Numbers 1-10 - Count along with colorful number cards and clear pronunciation◆ 11 Essential Colors - Red, blue, yellow, green, and more with vibrant visual examples ◆ Complete Alphabet A-Z - Each letter paired with positive, encouraging phrases ◆ 5 Basic Shapes - Circle, triangle, square, rectangle, and diamond with simple descriptions WHY PARENTS LOVE TAP TAP LEARN ◆ Actually Simple Other "toddler" apps still require adult help. Not this one. Your 1-year-old can explore all the learning content completely independently. Large touch targets mean even the smallest, most imprecise taps work perfectly. ◆ Completely Safe No ads. No in-app purchases. No data collection. No external links. No social media. No internet required. This is the digital equivalent of a wooden toy - simple, safe, and impossible to break. ◆ Instant Response Every tap produces immediate sound and visual feedback. No loading screens, no delays, no frustration. The joy on your toddler's face when they realize they're in control is priceless. ◆ Works Everywhere 100% offline functionality means it works in the car, on planes, at grandma's house, or anywhere else you need a moment of engaged quiet play.
What’s new
Version 1.1.0 · Updated August 26, 2025
MAJOR UPDATE: From Animal Sounds to Complete Early Learning! We've expanded Tap Tap Learn into a comprehensive early learning experience while keeping the same simple, tap-to-learn approach that toddlers love: NEW: Numbers 1-10 - Beautiful, colorful number cards - Clear pronunciation of each number - Perfect for early counting skills NEW: Essential Colors - 11 vibrant colors with visual examples - Learn color names through repetition - Engaging color-themed backgrounds NEW: Complete Alphabet A-Z - Every letter from A to Z - Positive, encouraging phrases for each letter - Building blocks for early literacy NEW: Basic Shapes - 5 fundamental shapes every child should know - Simple, clear descriptions - Visual shape recognition practice Same Simple Experience - Still no menus, no ads, no complications - Your toddler can still use it completely independently - Every tap still gives instant, satisfying feedback - Still works 100% offline
App privacy
The developer, Diego Hernando Obando, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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