A one-thumb arcade game with 600 hand-built levels and no waiting.

Counting, colours and worlds to explore, guided by a character called Pivu and a narrator. Every line is voiced in each supported language, with a separate, gentler set of takes for two- and three-year-olds.
Not on the stores yet. In build. Audio production is complete; the app is not submitted.
Why it exists
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. Twenty-nine languages were produced as first-class voice sets, with age-appropriate takes rather than one recording stretched across every age.
What it does
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 set of takes for ages two to three, falling back to the four-to-six take where no younger one exists.
Voice, music and effects ship with the app and need no network at runtime. Every track carries a per-file licence record.
Where it stands
The voice, music and sound package is finished and QA-signed: two speakers, twenty-nine locales, fifteen music tracks and eight effects, all licence-cleared. The Flutter app itself is built on a separate machine and is not in this repository, so no screenshots are shown yet.
We do not publish download counts, ratings or revenue figures for any product, because none of ours would be real yet. Privacy information for Pivumo.
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