WiseTube is listed on IndieLaunch as: Curated learning videos for curious kids WiseTube is free to use.
If it isn't the right fit, these 5 products on IndieLaunch are the closest to it. We pick them from shared categories, tags, pricing model and how similarly they're described. Nobody pays for a place on this list, and what's below comes from each maker's own listing.
| Product | Pricing | Runs on |
|---|---|---|
| WiseTube | Free | Web |
| Elemon | Free | Web |
| Dad School | Free | Web |
| howtos.video - Everyday Learning Guides | Free | Not stated |
| HSKWin | Free | Not stated |
| Collect The Alphabet (Fan Guide) | Free | Web, iOS, Android, Windows |
Elemon
Periodic-table creatures kids actually play
Elemon turns the periodic table into collectible creatures. Each one is a real element — Sodium, Chlorine, Iron, Helium — with toughness/power/speed stats sitting next to actual kid-sized facts. You play in the browser, no download, no account, no ads. There are short learn pages next to the battles so the facts stick after the match. Built for kids who already love card games and parents who want the science to be real, not vague "STEM vibes." Free forever on the web.
Best for: Elementary school kids. Younger children may need a parent to read the move facts aloud.
Elemon is free to use.
Like WiseTube, it's listed in Education. Both are free.
Dad School
Short lessons first, then the fun bit
Dad School is a calm little learn-then-play app: a short lesson first, then the game-y bit. Free math and spelling demos run in the browser with no account and no email. It is for families who want a bit of structure without turning the living room into a lecture hall. Built by a dad who needed something that worked on a phone between dinner and bedtime. Not a full curriculum — just small daily bites that are actually free to try.
Best for: Children in grades 1–5 learning at home, and parents managing their learning and rewards.
Dad School is free to use.
Like WiseTube, it's listed in Education. Both are free.
howtos.video - Everyday Learning Guides
Watch a clear tutorial, then follow written steps at your own pace
A practical tutorial is easier to follow when you can read the steps as well as watch it happen. howtos.video pairs curated YouTube tutorials with written instructions, and each step links to the matching moment in the video. Browse fourteen topics, including cooking, gardening, software and phone help. New guides are added throughout the day. No account or payment is needed to use the guides.
howtos.video - Everyday Learning Guides is free to use.
Like WiseTube, it's listed in Education. Both are free.
HSKWin
HSK 3.0 mock tests, timed and scored instantly
HSKWin is an HSK exam preparation site built to the 2026 HSK 3.0 syllabus. Sit a full mock test for any level from HSK 1 to HSK 7-9 on the real section clock, get your score the moment you hand in, with an explanation for every answer and a pass probability, and have your Chinese writing marked by AI. Every paper can be previewed free and every account gets one full timed mock free.
HSKWin is free to use.
Like WiseTube, it's listed in Education. Both are free.
Collect The Alphabet (Fan Guide)
Unofficial Roblox guide: codes, tips and how to play
This is an unofficial fan site for Collect The Alphabet, a Roblox collect-and-tycoon game by Cosmic Collection in which players open letter packs, collect every letter from A to Z, and place them on a display board to earn in-game currency. The site gathers working promo codes with redeem steps, a beginner guide on how to play, the four rarity tiers from Common to Mythic, tips and strategies, gameplay screenshots, a YouTube tips video, and an FAQ. A launch button opens the game in Roblox; the game itself cannot be played on the website. The site is fan-made and not connected to the game's developer.
Best for: Roblox players who enjoy collecting games, rarity-based packs and progression toward a complete A–Z set.
Collect The Alphabet (Fan Guide) is free to use.
Like WiseTube, it's listed in Education. Both are free. It also runs on iOS, Android, Windows.
Which one should you pick?
Start with who each one is for, then with what you're willing to pay. Every product here has a page with its full feature list, pricing and FAQ, so open the two closest to what you need and compare them. If you built something that belongs on this list, launch it on IndieLaunch; listing is free.