40 million children in India cannot recognize a single alphabet or number by age six
We are aiming to end this disparity through our free, AI-enabled WhatsApp solution.
OUR WORK AT LARGE
Bite-sized, quality
learning content
Personalized nudges
Online self-help groups
Daycare Workers
Play-based learning
content
Social and emotional
learning tools
Professional
development workshops
Systems Change
Big data to measure
educational outcomes
Feedback loop for
ministries of education
Policy advocacy for early
childhood education
OUR REACH
OUR OUTCOMES
Improved Behaviours
Parents and teachers double the time previously spent on learning.
Better Learning
Children’s test scores increase by 30% and they reach the top third of their class. Over 90% children in our cohort are also able to recognize numbers and describe pictures by age 6.
Stronger System
Anganwadi centers become active learning centers
Meet Rani and Tanu
Tanu is from Manesar, Haryana, where an average household income is $150. Her mother, Rani, learned how to use a smartphone to assist her daughter with her studies. Now they spend 30 minutes daily engaging in play-based learning acquiring foundational skills using the lessons we send. Simultaneously, Tanu's Anganwadi (daycare worker) teacher spends 60 minutes daily teaching her at the Anganwadi (daycare center) using our content. Tanu has transformed from a timid four-year-old to a confident five-year-old who loves to talk, recite poems, and finish activities before time on her mother's phone!
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