Android app

Berry’s Number Trail: a counting and learning app for kids.

Follow Berry the fox through four learning trails for ages 4–12, with spoken questions, number activities and playful puzzles. Free to download on Android, with no ads.

Ages 4–12Who it is for
AndroidOn Google Play
No adsSpoken questions
Berry’s Number Trail app icon: an orange fox above green hills
Berry’s Number Trailby Brolly Software Solutions Pvt Ltd

Quick answer

Berry’s Number Trail is a learning app for kids aged 4–12, available free to download on Google Play. Children follow Berry the fox through activities covering letters, counting, maths and puzzles. Four age-based trails, spoken questions and mini-games let families choose a starting point. The app has no ads, and a grown-up signs in by SMS to get started.

A forest trail that grows with your child

Each stop on Berry’s forest trail introduces something to explore, from counting and letter sounds to maths and logic puzzles. The Little Explorer trail starts with ages 4–5, making it a starting point for older preschoolers.

Big Explorer covers ages 6–8, Wise Explorer ages 9–10 and Master Explorer ages 11–12. Berry reads questions aloud, and children can try again without a countdown timer or a streak to maintain.

On the screen

What it actually looks like

Real screens from the app, not mock-ups.

Berry’s Number Trail welcome screen with Berry the fox, Play and Fun Games buttons
Meet Berry the fox
Forest learning trail with number activities and a My Friends collection panel
Explore the trail and collect friends
How it works

Three steps, and then it is practice

Short, regular practice at a comfortable pace — with a parent or educator nearby to guide when needed.

Step 1

Download on Android

Open the official Google Play listing, check device compatibility and install Berry’s Number Trail.

Step 2

Choose a trail

A grown-up signs in by SMS. Choose the learning trail for your child’s age and meet Berry the fox.

Step 3

Listen, explore and play

Listen to the spoken questions, try an activity and follow the forest path. Visit the mini-games for a change of pace.

What is inside

Everything in one place

The application brings several parts of the learning experience together.

Little Explorer · Ages 4–5

Explore letter sounds, counting, colours and shapes.

Big Explorer · Ages 6–8

Practise addition, patterns, clocks, coins and word puzzles.

Wise Explorer · Ages 9–10

Explore fractions, coordinates, language and world geography.

Master Explorer · Ages 11–12

Try ratios, percentages, equations, ciphers and logic grids.

Listen and try again

Spoken questions support children who are still learning to read. There are no timers or streaks to lose.

Mini-games along the way

Play memory games, Catch the Fireflies, Pop 1-2-3, Tic-Tac-Toe and Whack-a-Mole.

Who it is for

For families with children aged 4–12. Start with the trail for your child’s age and explore together to see which activities suit their current skills.

Bring a little counting, listening and problem-solving practice into everyday play.

Available on Android

The Android app is available on Google Play.

Who built it

Berry’s Number Trail is developed by Brolly Software Solutions Pvt Ltd, the software company alongside Brolly Juniors.

Questions & answers

Questions parents ask about Berry’s Number Trail

What is Berry’s Number Trail?

It is an Android learning app where children follow Berry the fox through forest trails with letters, numbers, maths and puzzles. It is developed by Brolly Software Solutions Pvt Ltd.

What ages is Berry’s Number Trail for?

The app has four trails: Little Explorer for ages 4–5, Big Explorer for ages 6–8, Wise Explorer for ages 9–10 and Master Explorer for ages 11–12.

Is Berry’s Number Trail free, and does it contain ads?

It is free to download on Google Play. The official listing states that there is no advertising.

Does my child need to read to play?

Berry reads questions aloud, helping children who are still learning to read take part. A parent can explore the first activities with their child.

How do we get started?

Install Berry’s Number Trail from Google Play on a compatible Android device. A grown-up signs in by SMS, then chooses a trail with their child.

Do we need to attend Brolly Juniors classes?

No. Families can download the app independently of Brolly Juniors classes, wherever it is available for their device and country.

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