Infyni Kids

What Infyni Kids is

Infyni Kids is the children's section of infyni, a live online learning platform. The About page opens with "infyni kids is a part of infyni", and the footer gives offices in Southfield, Michigan, in the United States and in Gurgaon, Haryana, in India. Everything is taught live: the homepage says it "offers live online classes for kids of all ages from beginners to advanced level", either as "personalized 1-1 sessions or engaging group lessons with expert instructors."

It works as a marketplace of instructor-led courses. Each course card names who offers it, sometimes infyni itself and often an individual instructor, and the site has a "For Instructor" section and a "Become an Instructor" link. Parents browse, pick a course and enroll; the instructor teaches it live with an infyni moderator in the room.

The About page puts infyni's size in its own words: "of the 100,000 students enrolled in our courses 76% are repeat learners." The "infyni at a Glance" panel on the same page lists a 2018 launch, "5K+" instructors, "200K+" learners, "10K+" delivered courses, "3.3M+ Minutes" of live sessions and "45+" countries taught. These figures describe infyni as a whole, not only the kids' section.

What children can learn

The "Most Popular" menu groups courses into Music, Languages, Chess, Coding, Dance, Hobbies, Arts & Crafts, Academics, Abacus, Drop-ins and Others. The course listings on the site give a sense of the range:

• Languages: "Speak Spanish Now!", "Hola Spanish!" for beginners, Telugu courses for reading, writing and speaking, "English Explorers: Grade 2" and Spoken English.
• Coding: Python from a one-hour fundamentals class up to beginner, intermediate and "Level 2" courses, general live coding, and a Data Analytics with SQL and BI Tools course. Parent reviews also mention web development, Roblox, block coding and an "AI with Scratch Program".
• Academics: Class 7 math tutoring, "Comprehensive Math for Grade 6", a "Spell Bee Course for Grade 6", algebra workshops and SAT coaching. The About page says the courses "include training in problem-solving", "which is why we have kids enrolled in SAT and ACT at Grade 6."
• Chess: "Chess Fundamentals" and a "Chess Crash Course: From Beginner to Smart Player", plus ongoing chess classes with named trainers.
• Music and movement: piano, keyboard and guitar lessons, a "Piano Performance and Music Theory Training Program", yoga and shloka coaching, and dance classes such as Garba and kuchipudi, mentioned in reviews and instructor quotes.
• Communication and hobbies: several public speaking courses, a "Voice voyage" communication course, abacus, Rubik's cube, Arabic calligraphy, creative writing and a Ramayana course.

Course cards show a level (mostly Beginner, a few Intermediate or Advanced) and a total length in hours, from 1 hour for single sessions up to 48 hours for the Grade 6 math course; most sit around 20 to 24 hours.

How classes run

The homepage lists what it says sets infyni apart: "Carefully selected teachers", "Small groups for better focus", interactive classes, a "Secure & flexible platform" and "Each class is monitored". The About page adds that instructors "are selected for their special skills after several rounds of trials" and that the platform, "Designed by our own team of engineers", has "dedicated moderators assigned to each and every live class to ensure quality is maintained."

Reviews fill in the day-to-day detail. Several students and parents mention catching up on missed classes from the recordings. Instructors quoted on the homepage describe moderators reminding everyone "10 mins before the class", reminder calls, a dashboard for notes and assessments, and "1-1 messaging facility for doubt clearance"; one instructor states that "all material is available lifetime". An SAT instructor, Rohit Maiya, says on the About page that "The organization of classes, homework, & students' responses on infyni's virtual platform is quite impressive." The parent of a 7-year-old says their daughter "got a certificate" after an art and craft course.

Before committing, parents can "Book a Free Demo": the homepage says "If you would like to interact with your teacher before you select a class", an infyni team member will call back at a chosen time.

Prices

Prices are per course and shown on each course card, often with a struck-through full price beside a discounted one. On the listings, the prices appeared in Swiss francs (CHF). Examples include "Speak Spanish Now!" at CHF42.75, Python for Beginners at CHF58.35 (down from CHF116.70), the Spell Bee course at CHF110.09 (down from CHF220.19), piano at CHF44.00 (down from CHF88.00), one-to-one abacus classes at CHF64.56, and a single yoga and shloka session at CHF25.82. Two listings, Class 7 Math Tutoring and Spoken English, show CHF0.00. Prices vary widely: two Telugu language listings by the same instructor show CHF66.49 and CHF1493.64.

The company and its instructors

The About page names Manoj Sinha as founder and CEO, saying he became infyni's first instructor in 2017, and Amartya Ghosh as co-founder, whose bio says he is leading work on "Infyni AI". The mission line reads: "infyni is committed to providing learners and mentors the support and resources they need to succeed as part of a learning community."

Instructors quoted on the homepage describe the other side of the marketplace. A coding instructor values the "flexibility to work on a schedule that is comfortable" and says the work grew from one batch to "4-5 batch of students"; others credit moderators for reminders and technical help, and a robotics and coding instructor says infyni promoted those courses "to a global audience through effective social media channels." Two instructors note limits of the classroom tools, such as not being able to give students remote control or have every student share a screen.

What families say

The homepage carries a long wall of reviews, mostly positive and some candid. Parents praise named chess trainers, and one says their son has been "winning Chess championships in North Texas" after two years of coaching. SAT students report score gains and say the weekly classes helped with math and speed. Others would like more practice tests and assignments, one found a creative writing class "a bit unorganized", and one family dropped a Roblox workshop because it clashed with other classes. Parents also mention the team's flexibility in finding time slots and its follow-up calls when a child misses a class.

Who it suits

Infyni Kids suits parents who want live, teacher-led enrichment for their children outside school, especially in chess, coding, music, languages, public speaking and SAT preparation, and who like being able to choose between one-to-one and small-group formats. Moderated classes, recordings and a free demo lower the risk of trying a new subject. Because each course is a separate purchase from a separate instructor, quality and price depend on the course chosen, so it pays to read the course card and book the demo first. Families looking for a full school curriculum or self-paced video courses will find the offer built around scheduled live classes instead.