Lineta · Worksheets for learning at home · In development
Ten minutes a day.
Each day Lineta offers a short maths or literacy worksheet for children aged 3 to 10. It is done on iPad with Apple Pencil, or on paper by printing the same sheet. No points, no streaks, and a clear end: when it's done, the app switches off.
For families who want a calm bit of practice.
Especially for families raising children in more than one language or living abroad.
A short session, then play
A short pencil session that ends with “Done. See you tomorrow.” and asks for nothing more.
See what they've done
Review each worksheet by looking at the handwriting and decide what's right and what to repeat.
Seven languages
Content in Spanish, Catalan, English, Russian, Portuguese, French and Italian, with a plan for each language.
A workbook for each
Several profiles on the same iPad, each with its own progress.
Worksheets
Twenty-four worksheet types.
Number, arithmetic, reasoning, writing, reading and off-screen activities, generated for each child.
- Maths
- Literacy
- Off-screen
Pencil
Real writing.
Children write with Apple Pencil on ruled lines like an exercise book. Finger input only works if the adult enables it.
- Apple Pencil
- Exercise-book lines
- Undo
Paper
The same worksheet, printed.
Every worksheet can be printed on A4 and done on paper, just as on the iPad.
- A4 PDF
- The same worksheet
- No screen
Plan
At their pace and in their languages.
The adult chooses the languages, priorities and rest days, and notes what has been covered at school. Recommendations can be hidden.
- Plan per language
- Rest days
- School notes
Progress
Revision at the right moment.
Lineta raises or lowers the level based on results and returns to what was learnt after 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days.
- Levels
- Spaced repetition
- Progress by worksheet type
Calm technology.
No ads, no third-party analytics and no cloud AI. Children's work stays on the iPad and never trains models.
Practise
One short worksheet a day, with a time limit and a calm ending.
Review
The adult sees the handwriting and marks what's right, what's pending and what to repeat.
Progress
Small steps: the next level opens once the previous one is mastered.
Worksheets for learning at home
No points, and a clear end.
The starting pointMany educational apps use rewards, streaks and notifications to keep children in front of the screen.
What changesLineta does the opposite: a short session, a clear ending and then off to play.
What's included.
One subscription per family, with every language included.
Content
- 24 worksheet types
- Maths and literacy
- Ages 3 to 10
Languages
- 7 content languages
- Interface in Spanish, Catalan and English
- Own reading programmes
Session
- 20-minute limit
- Resumes after a break
- Calm ending
Adult
- Protected with Face ID
- Review of each worksheet
- Catalogue for preparing worksheets
Paper
- A4 PDF
- The same worksheet
- Print at home
Privacy
- Data on the iPad
- No ads
- No third-party analytics
Frequently asked questions
What families usually ask.
iPad, with Apple Pencil, or with a finger if the adult allows it. Worksheets can also be printed.
No. It works offline and without an account; profiles, drawings and progress are stored on the iPad.
Content in Spanish, Catalan, English, Russian, Portuguese, French and Italian.
With one subscription per family that includes every language.
Write to us from the contact page and we will go through your case together.