A one-thumb arcade game about never standing still — 600 levels, all offline.
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Pivumo
Match, sort, trace, paint, count and remember, guided by a character called Pivu. 1002 activities across 100 themed worlds, grouped into ten chapters, with difficulty that moves with the child's age rather than a single setting. Every line is voiced, because the audience cannot read.
Inside the app
Match the Toy Shapes, in Home Town 
A jigsaw activity, one of the 20 mechanics 
A building activity, with the hint button a child can always reach Animal Forest and its activities (Turkish) 
Finishing an activity: three stars, and Home Town at 1 of its 12 free activities (Turkish) 
A child's own profile and progress (Turkish)
Real product assets
Learn four colours by ear, then prove it — in a language you may not speak.
Every word you hear is a file from Pivumo’s shipped voice package — the same recording, the same encode, at the same loudness the app plays it at. Six of the 29 locales are here, and the age toggle really does swap the take. The round itself is written for the web; the voice is not.
Understand why an app for children who cannot read is built around its voice.
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Why it exists
1002 early-learning activities for two- to six-year-olds, voiced in 29 languages.
Children under six do not read, so in an app for them the voice is the interface. Most localisation treats audio as a late port of the English build; Pivumo treats it as the product. 29 languages were produced as first-class voice sets, with age-appropriate takes rather than one recording stretched across every age.
What it does
The parts that matter.
- 01
Twenty kinds of activity
Matching, sorting, tracing, colouring, memory, counting, jigsaw, mazes, rhythm and more — 20 distinct mechanics rather than one mechanic re-skinned 100 times.
- 02
29 languages, properly voiced
Each locale has its own voice set for both characters, with a documented fallback chain — exact locale, then base language, then English. Counting and colour lines have a separate, slower take for ages two to three.
- 03
Offline, and no data collected from a child
Voice, music and effects ship with the app and need no network at runtime. Every track carries a per-file licence record.
How it was built
Difficulty is a curve per age, not a setting
Every activity carries its own difficulty for each year from two to six, so a four-year-old and a six-year-old open the same activity and meet different versions of it. The alternative — one difficulty with an easy/hard toggle — puts the choice on a parent who is not in the room, and 1002 activities tuned five ways is only tractable because the tuning is data the build validates rather than code somebody maintains.
Where it stands
LIVE
Live on the App Store, free, since September 22, 2026. The current version is 2.0.0, from September 28, 2026. That is a tenfold expansion rather than an update: the shipped build carries 1002 activities across 100 worlds in ten chapters, where 1.0.0 had 102 activities in ten worlds. Twelve activities in Home Town stay free. Six of the 29 voice locales are playable on this site — the shipped files, not a re-recording. There is no Google Play listing yet.
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