Compare Kano Code vs CodeMonkey

Matt Morgenroth: My son said it was 5 of 10 because he sometimes doesn't want to use it.

Marna Pieterse: As a parent navigating the shift from homeschooling to public school in a new country, finding tools that genuinely support both my child’s learning and my role as her tutor has felt overwhelming at times. CodeMonkey has been a rare find—simple yet powerful. In just two weeks, it’s helped Lily rediscover her confidence and enthusiasm for independent learning, especially in coding and math. The built-in guidance feature is brilliant: she can get support when she’s stuck, which empowers her to problem-solve on her own and takes pressure off me to guide her through a field I’m unfamiliar with. The platform isn’t just educational—it’s emotionally supportive, intuitive, and uplifting. That’s why I gave it a ten out of ten. It’s not just teaching my daughter to code—it’s helping her believe she can.

Cheri Pasterchek: There's no instructions on how to physically use the commands in the programs. You have to play around with it and try to figure out what to use and how to use it because there's no instructions on what things are. A brand new novice person that's never used a computer app program before, is struggling to figure out how to use the commands not just which commands to use to make the program work but how to use the commands in the first place. It took us hours to figure out how to use a loop command and put more than one command in it because you have no instructions at all on how to physically move icons and where to put them in order to do a particular function. And then we got no response from your support team when we asked for help.