I hesitated to pay the subscription price when there seemed to be free options, but you truly get what you pay for. My daughter has learned a lot from the different video themes, as well as benefiting from them being short with a recognizable concluding remark. That way, she doesn’t usually end up watching endless videos, and alternates between drawing, reading and growing plants during her time on the app. I prefer this over watching hundreds of unboxing vids on that other site. I love that the app sends reports about what she’s watching, and I usually know because the videos prompt her to ask me important questions from geography to social situations. I appreciate the racial diversity, and representation of different types of families as well as highlighting characters with disabilities.

This app is fine but the games that it has are basically the same games as play kids. It’s basically a rip off of play kids. Even though play kids is basically a similar company or a company that works with them. Please add more books. There’s barely anything. There’s only three books. No that’s not an exaggeration. I actually looked. And for $7.99 a month you should be getting more than just three books and maybe four different shows. That or it’s the same shows you would get on play kids. Wanted to try this because PlayKids has been very glitchy but don’t think I’m gonna keep my subscription because of the fact that it only has three books and it’s a pain to navigate and I end up needing a lot of assistance. Not very disability from them. Don’t like to complain, but I feel like this needs some attention and somebody needs to say something. If you want an app that only has three books in your kids are not a fan of books and they want to play games that are above them then this is the app for you. If you like watching a variety of kids cartoons or kids videos from cartoons or other stuff like that, and this is the app for you. If you want something that’s similar to this but it’s actually for a wider age group then I recommend play kids or lingo kids. Or curious world. Although actually forget the last one. Don’t recommend this app. You’re paying 799 for basically nothing.

First off let me say I am (or rather was) personally a fan of the Hopster app. My son enjoyed the free version so much I decided to pay to unlock everything on my iPhone as my information is already in my phone. I figured I would pay for the app on my phone and install the app on his tablet because I don’t feel comfortable with him on my phone. When I installed the app on his tablet it told me the subscription was inactive and asked for payment information, I didn’t feel comfortable doing this because the app is unlocked and functional on my phone. I double checked that the application was payed for from my billing information. However when I tried to sign in online on their actual website I got the same message saying the subscription was inactive. There was a q&a page were hopster does state that you can have an account on multiple devices so I tried to click on the help button on their website only for me to get a page saying the help option no longer existed. I am disappointed and at a loss what to do to resolve this issue.

App had a lot of potential before finding out that the app advertised pro homosexuality propaganda to children. Very inappropriate to children who haven't even learned about their sexual organs yet!- Response to review "Hi Rez1775 - we don't advertise anything in Hopster. We do include positive LGBT+ stories to help nurture inclusion in the next generation. All of our LGBT+ content is age-appropriate, and about family, friendship, love, acceptance, personal choice, and finding happiness."-response to HopsterThank you for responding to my comment! It’s not correct to say that your platform does not advertise anything on Hopster. The platform contains themes and motifs that support LGTP fundamentals which children will at some point see while using the application, I consider this advertising an ideal. LGBT content in nature is revolved around sexuality preferences which is served to be consumed by children, I dont believe this is age appropriate. On one hand the platform advertises accepting others regardless of their sexual preferences but deny teaching them anything about sexuality. At any rate, it’s your platform and you can do with it as you wish, I dont mean to come off as confrontational but hopefully my feedback can help at the very least by offering a different perspective. I would have loved to use this application to help me educate my children but I will not utilize it with LGBT propaganda for consumption for children who have not yet reached the age of reason.