One card, one word, swipe to the next
A picture, the word that goes with it, and a swipe to the next card. There is nothing to read or set up: the child explores the book alone, at their own pace.
Nearly one child in four grows up in France with another language.
Naming things helps a child learn to speak. Swipe and Say puts the picture book in the phone, always in your pocket for a weekend away or a visit to the grandparents. The picture book comes in seven languages, with a real bilingual mode.
A picture, the word that goes with it, and a swipe to the next card. There is nothing to read or set up: the child explores the book alone, at their own pace.
Bilingual mode shows both languages together, one above the other. The picture book ships in seven languages: French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese and Arabic. Enough to follow a child growing up with two languages at home.
The family cat, their comforter, a grandparent, their big brother: "My picture book" builds cards from your photos and your words. They stay on the phone, and clear when you delete the card.
Your photos and cards never leave the device. An exportable backup brings them back when you change phones.
The app installs for free. Optional purchases, made through Google Play, add to the picture book.
Purchases go through Google Play, out of the child’s reach: the shop stays protected by a long press held down, then a small maths question.