Language & literacy
Listening, vocabulary, the five vowels, and a syllable-first path that fits how Kinyarwanda actually works.
Kina Wige
What your child learns
A real curriculum, written down, and enforced by the build rather than by good intentions.
Numeracy
Not reciting to ten. Knowing what a number means — counting five things and answering “so how many?”
Discovery of the world
Ask, predict, look, explain. Animals, plants, weather, water, and the child’s own village.
Physical & health
Handwashing, teeth, food, safety — the part of this app with a measurable public-health outcome.
Social & emotional
Naming feelings, taking turns, sharing, and staying with something difficult.
Creative arts & culture
Rwandan songs, stories and traditions — and making something, not only watching.
Four bands. No scores, ever.
A child is measured against where children of their age are expected to be, never against another child. You will never see a percentage.
- Emerging Beginning to show the skill
- Developing Can do it with a little help
- Demonstrated Can do it on their own
- Applying Uses it somewhere new
Nothing ships without declaring what it teaches. That is not a promise on a website — it is a check that runs when the app is built, and the build fails if a single screen cannot say what it is for.
Start tonight
Install it, hand your child the phone for twelve minutes, and see what they can do by the weekend.
Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play Coming to the stores