An individual spelling space for every family member

Yes. Lit Spelling's Ultimate plan is built for families: one subscription covers up to five learners, each child gets their own account and adaptive words, and you can track everyone's progress and switch between them in a tap. Instead of buying a separate plan for every child, one Ultimate subscription covers your whole household, so each person can work at their own level without sharing progress or words.

Yes. You can give each child their own username and password with no email required, or send a magic link to their email address. Either way, each child signs in straight to their own account with their own words, levels, and progress. Younger children without an email address can still have a private sign-in of their own.

When you sign in as the parent, a "Who's spelling?" switcher lets you move between every profile in one tap, which is perfect for a shared tablet or laptop. If a child signs in with their own username or magic link instead, they go straight to their own space, so there is nothing to switch. See the switcher above.

Yes. Your account shows each child's words attempted, first-try rate, current streak, and the tricky words they still need to review, all in one place. You can also share the results (for example with a teacher) or download them as a CSV, and check in on every child without hovering over their shoulder. See the progress view above.

Ultimate covers up to five learners on one subscription: you plus up to four children. Each learner gets a separate account with their own sign-in, level, and progress, so siblings never share words or streaks.

Yes. Difficulty adapts to each child independently, and each child's tricky words come back just for them. One child can work on simple blends while another tackles harder words, and neither sees the other's list. Everyone works at the level that keeps them progressing.

Yes. Three separate Plus plans would cost about $30 a month, while Ultimate covers up to five learners for $14.95 a month or $149.95 a year. One subscription, everyone their own account. It works out far cheaper than a separate plan for each child.

Plus is the plan for a single learner: 100 words a day and all 300+ word lists. Choose Ultimate when more than one person in the house wants their own account, unlimited daily words, and shared family tracking. You can start free and upgrade whenever you are ready.