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For families raising little Hindi speakers abroad

Their first Hindi letters, ten minutes a day.

Chhota Gyaan is a gentle Hindi game for 4–7-year-olds growing up in the US, UK, Canada and the Gulf. They trace letters, match words to pictures and hear folk stories in a real teacher's voice. You see what they learned, every week.

Reserve the founding price See how it works

Pilot families start early 2027. Android first, iPhone soon after.

Try it: trace अ with your finger

What your child does

Short daily sessions that end on their own, so Hindi time never turns into a screen-time fight.

What you see each week

A parent screen shows exactly what stuck: letters mastered, words read and stories finished. In four weeks the pilot covers all 13 vowels, 10 consonants and 8 real words your child can read to Dadi on a video call.

  • A letter counts as learned only after your child picks it out by sound, again and again.
  • The weekly summary stays on your phone. It is yours to share, or not.

Built the careful way

A real teacher in every lesson
A qualified Hindi teacher checks every lesson and records or approves every word your child hears.
No ads, ever
Not now, not after launch, not on the free week.
Nothing about your child leaves the phone
No child accounts, names or birthdays, and no tracking. Progress is stored on the device.
A parent lock on money and links
Purchases, settings and anything that leaves the app sit behind a question only a grown-up can answer.

Be a founding family

$19.99 for your first year

Founding price, locked in. After that it's $29.99 a year, or $3.99 a month. Every family gets the first week free.

Reserving costs nothing today. When the app is ready, we'll email you a link to pre-order. No payment details now.

What would you like?
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Questions parents ask

When can we start?

Pilot families start in early 2027 on Android, with iPhone and iPad soon after. Founding families hear first.

Does my child need to know any Hindi already?

No. The first lessons start at अ and everything is spoken aloud, so non-readers can play on their own.

How much screen time is it?

About ten minutes a day. Each session ends with a clear goodbye, with no endless levels and no streaks to guilt anyone.

Will it replace our weekend Hindi class?

No, it's practice between classes. It starts with the same vowels weekend schools start with, and we're asking their teachers to review every lesson.

Which languages are coming?

Hindi first. Gujarati, Telugu and Tamil are next. Tick the ones you want in the form, and that decides the order.

What do you do with my email?

We use it only to tell you about Chhota Gyaan. We never sell or share it, and you can ask us to delete it at any time. The privacy notice has the details.