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Point at a cup, a ball, a banana. KidWorld recognises it on the phone and shows its card. If it isn't sure, it stays quiet instead of teaching the wrong word.
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IDEA · EARLY LEARNING
Point the camera.
Hear the word.
KidWorld turns the everyday world into a word-learning adventure. Kids point the phone at an object, meet a picture card, and hear how to say it in English, Korean or Vietnamese.
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NEW · DAILY SURPRISE
Open today's surprise!
Every day the gift box holds one word of the day. It's the same word all day, and every word gets a turn before any repeats. Want more? Open the box again for another surprise.
- A new word of the day, every day
- Open again for random surprises
- Each card comes with its pronunciation
A taste of the real thing. In the app, each card also speaks its word.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Small app.
Big curiosity.
Daily gift box
A new surprise word every day, plus unlimited random ones. Great for a morning ritual.
Three languages
English, Korean and Vietnamese, with 180 everyday words to start.
Works offline
Camera, words, pictures and sounds all work without internet.
Private by design
Recognition happens on the device. Camera images are never uploaded. No ads, accounts or chat.
Parents in charge
Language and settings sit behind a parent check, away from small fingers.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps.
No reading needed.
- 1
Point
The child aims the rear camera at an everyday object.
- 2
Recognise
A model on the phone identifies it. Not sure? Silence.
- 3
Hear
A friendly picture card appears and the word is spoken.
IS IT GOOD FOR A YOUNG BRAIN?
We read the research so you don't have to.
What child-development science says about apps like this, and which ages fit. Honest about the gaps.
WHERE IT STANDS
An early prototype.
The full loop of camera, on-device recognition, picture card and sound runs on an iPhone, and the daily gift box is in. An Android version is in development. It is not in the app stores yet.
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