Every screen, story and song starts in the language your child already thinks in, with English and French one tap away.
Picture books that read themselves aloud
Traditional songs like Bayi Bayi Ingona
Switch language in one tap
Games that teach
Ten games. Each one trains a real skill.
Jigsaws of Lake Kivu and Akagera, counting, memory, patterns, shapes and colours. Every game grows with your child.
Counting, memory, logic and letters
Gentle when they get it wrong
A sticker for every game
Healthy habits
Wash hands. Trace letters. Step by step.
Children wash their hands at a kandagira ukarabe, in order: pedal, soap, scrub, rinse and dry. They trace letters with magic ink that only grows along the right path.
Handwashing, the way it is done at home
Letters and numbers, traced by finger
Everything works with no internet
For parents
You stay in charge
A grown-up area your child cannot open, a play time you choose, and plain sentences about what your child can do, with an idea to try together away from the screen every day.
Play time from 10 to 20 minutes
A progress report on your own phone
A daily off-screen activity
From our test families
“This app reminds me of my childhood.”
Parent in KigaliOn helping her child learn the songs, especially Bayi Bayi Ingona.
Before launch, 21 Rwandan families tested Kina Wige on their own phones for 14 days.
Safe by design
No ads. Ever.
Kina Wige has no adverts, nothing to buy, no account and no tracking. Nothing your child does leaves the phone, because there is no server to send it to.
Kina Wige is built to sit inside Rwanda’s pre-primary curriculum, works on shared devices with no connectivity, and can report exactly which competences its content covers.
We are preparing a supervised pilot with real classrooms and real families. If you work in early childhood education in Rwanda, we would like to hear from you.