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Reading Has Never Been This Fun

Your kid finishes a book. ReadHatch quizzes them on it. If they actually read it, they earn points and eventually hatch a pet. You can see all of it from your phone.

ReadHatch is an iOS app for parents that quizzes kids on the books they've finished reading, using AI-generated comprehension questions matched to the reader's age.

Platform
iOS (Apple App Store)
Quiz format
10 multiple-choice comprehension questions per book
Passing score
7 of 10 correct (70%)
Reading pets
10 collectible, unlocked at points milestones
Book catalog
~30 million titles via Open Library
Pricing
Free (3 quizzes/month) or Pro at $4.99/month or $39/year
Privacy
COPPA-friendly; children do not create accounts or log in
Features

What it actually does

Made for the kid who closes the book and you have absolutely no idea whether they read it or skimmed the back cover. And for the parent who'd rather look at a quiz score than ask "so what was it about?" again.

Ten questions, written from the book

Not generic reading-comp prompts. Your kid has to remember what happened in the actual story.

Points and streaks

Pass a quiz, get points. Skip a day, lose the streak. It works the same way the language apps work, which is to say, it works.

Ten pets

One per milestone. The last one is genuinely hard to get to.

Any book with a title

School assignment, library pickup, the random one Grandma mailed last week — if Open Library has it, ReadHatch has it. About 30 million books.

A parent dashboard that's actually useful

You can see which books, how the quizzes went, and whether the weekly goal is happening. That's it.

No kid account

You sign in. You enter their first name and age. There is nothing else. No child login, no child email, no data going anywhere it shouldn't.

How It Works

Three steps

1

Search the book

Type the title. We'll find it.

2

Answer ten questions

Multiple choice. Roughly matched to your reader's age. Takes a minute.

3

Hatch something

Seven right is a pass. The streak holds, the points add up, and a new pet shows up eventually.

Pricing

$0 or $4.99

Three quizzes a month, free. If your kid likes it they'll blow through that in a weekend, and Pro is $4.99 a month.

Free

Try it before you commit

$0

  • 3 quizzes a month
  • 1 reader
  • All 10 pets to collect
  • No time limit
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Pro

When 3 a month isn't cutting it

$4.99/mo

or $39/year — save 35%

  • Unlimited quizzes
  • More than one reader
  • All 10 pets
  • Weekly goals you set once
  • Points, levels, streaks
FAQ

Questions parents ask

What is ReadHatch?

ReadHatch is an iOS app that generates AI-powered comprehension quizzes for any book a child reads. Kids search for a title, take a 10-question quiz, earn points, and unlock all 10 collectible reading pets. Parents track progress through a dashboard.

How much does ReadHatch cost?

ReadHatch has a free tier with 3 quizzes per month and one reader profile. Pro is $4.99 per month or $39 per year (a 35% discount on the annual plan) and includes unlimited quizzes, multiple reader profiles, and weekly reading goals.

Is ReadHatch safe for kids?

Yes. ReadHatch is COPPA-friendly by design. Children do not create accounts or log in — parents sign in and manage everything. Reader profiles contain only a first name and age, used solely to personalize quiz difficulty, and are never shared with third parties for marketing.

What devices does ReadHatch work on?

ReadHatch is available on iOS through the Apple App Store.

How does ReadHatch generate quiz questions?

ReadHatch uses AI to generate 10 age-appropriate multiple-choice comprehension questions for any book. Questions focus on real understanding — inference, theme, vocabulary, and details — not just memorization.

How many reading pets can my child collect?

There are 10 unique reading pets to collect. Each is unlocked by reaching a points milestone, which kids earn by passing quizzes on books they've read.

ReadHatch

That's the whole pitch.

If they read more, we did our job.