Kids learn to read, write, and speak Indian languages with games, stories, and a friendly elephant named Bhashu. Built by a parent — designed for kids.
Bhashu is a curious little Indian elephant who's crazy about languages — fittingly, the name comes from bhasha, the word for "language." Bhashu cheers kids on, shows them how each letter is written, and celebrates every small win with a happy little dance.
Warm, patient, and always playful, Bhashu turns learning a new script into an adventure — one stroke, one word, one story at a time.
A learning app that feels like play — but takes pedagogy seriously.
Bhashu the elephant cheers, hints, and celebrates with kids as they learn. Every milestone gets a happy moment.
Image → Word, Memory Match, Word Slicing, Color / Shape / Number pickers — every game reinforces a specific skill, not just clicks.
A shelf of books per language — alphabets, words, stories — that kids work through at their own pace.
No ads. No third-party trackers. No per-user data collected. We only count which screens get used, in aggregate. See our Privacy Policy.
One payment and the whole curriculum is yours, on every device signed in to your account. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no recurring charges, ever.
Native apps on both platforms. The same content and the same friendly elephant — pick the device that fits your family.
A peek at how kids learn — letters, words, sentences, stories, songs, games, and writing practice.
Starting with Malayalam — more languages on the way as content lands.
Bhashu Malayalam is a one-time purchase — $3.99 (₹299 in India). Every letter, word, sentence, story, song and game is included. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no ads.
