Places for children to wander and wonder
Beyond assigned activities, children get three open spaces: a picture encyclopedia to explore, a sound-building playground and a companion to talk to.
What it does
Wikido is a picture encyclopedia. Each topic is a set of full-screen scenes with glowing hotspots. Children tap to read or listen, and some hotspots are doors into a deeper scene. The flagship topic, Living Things, has six scenes and 40 discoveries three levels deep. Content is hand-curated and pre-recorded, not generated live.
The Phonics Playground lets children drag A to Z blocks onto an endless canvas, hear each sound, and join blocks to build words. A golden speaker reads a row aloud, even for nonsense builds, so children hear what their letters sound like together.
Explore is a live voice companion with Exploration and Learning modes. It starts from the child's interests, pitches explanations from their progress, and runs on the Gemini Live API.
Parents stay in control
Reply length, pace, language and notes the companion should avoid can be set for each child before a conversation begins.
- Wikido content is curated by people and pre-recorded rather than generated live.
- Open play does not need a curriculum assignment.
- The companion is briefed on the child by the server and looks up more detail on demand.
Step by step
Wikido
Tap hotspots, listen, step into deeper scenes.
Phonics
Build sounds and words with blocks.
Explore
Talk with a companion about anything.
Review
Parents see highlights from sessions.
For children
Picture encyclopedia
Hand-curated topics with narration; discovery progress is remembered.
Phonics playground
Drag, snap and hear. A space key adds gaps so children can compose phrases.
Live voice companion
Exploration mode follows curiosity; Learning mode tutors maths, reading or articulation.
Celebrations
Finishing moments are marked with chosen sounds and visuals.
Common questions
Is the companion safe for young children?
Parents configure how it speaks, set topics to avoid and can review session highlights. It is not a replacement for supervision.
How many Wikido topics are there?
The flagship Living Things topic is published; more can be added by curation.
Does phonics work with Arabic?
The playground is built around Latin letters and English phonics. Arabic reading is handled by the Quran and Noorani Qaida activities.
Build your family's learning plan
Open the platform, describe your family and let the curriculum agent start the conversation.