Yondemy Launches 'Re-challenge Campaign' Offering 2-Week Free Trial for Reactivations by June 30

Yondemy Inc. has announced the 'Yondemy Re-challenge Campaign,' a limited-time initiative starting May 26, 2026, for the online reading tutoring service 'Yondemy.'

Under this campaign, former students who have not used Yondemy for at least six months can receive a 2-week free trial by completing the reactivation procedure through the app by June 30, 2026. The trial does not start automatically but begins at the time the user completes the reactivation process.

Over the past year, Yondemy has updated the experience for children to discover books, maintain reading habits, and for parents to monitor progress. This campaign allows returning users to evaluate whether the evolved service fits their current lifestyle and their child's needs.

Additionally, a parent briefing session titled 'Yondemy Re-start Course' will be held on June 1, 2026, to provide tips on maximizing the updated Yondemy service and restarting reading habits during the free trial.

Key Updates to Yondemy:

Yondemy is an online service that supports book discovery and reading habit formation. An AI selects books tailored to the child's reading level and preferences, while mini-lessons facilitate learning.

Compared to when previous users were last active, the service has significantly evolved.

- Book Discovery: The precision of reading level and preference assessments has been improved. Upon reactivation, previous reading records are maintained while new recommendations are curated based on current levels. The 'Calendar Selection' feature, introduced last year, provides seasonally appropriate book recommendations bi-weekly.

- Reading Maintenance: The new 'Kouchou Dojo' feature challenges children with books slightly beyond their current level to foster reading skills and confidence. Furthermore, 'Hanasitemy' allows children to chat with an AI character to deepen their understanding of books, and the new 'Omamori' (Charm) feature prevents loss of reading streaks if a child misses a day of submission after a three-day streak.