Almost nobody speaks textbook Hindi at home, and almost nobody speaks textbook English either. Most Indian families speak the thing in between — and children understand it best of all.
Every one of the 255 Hinglish stories can be read on screen or listened to with the screen face-down. Your child's name is woven into personalised stories, pronounced the way you say it at home — there is a phonetic field on each child profile precisely so the narrator does not guess.
You can switch a story between languages without losing it. Hear it in English tonight and Hinglish tomorrow; it is the same story, the same illustrations, the same place in the series.
Pulled straight from the library — not mock-ups.
Episode 1: Rudraveer and the Secret of the Whispering Woods
Adventure
Helen Keller: The Girl Who Learned to See with Her Heart
Extraordinary Women
Pip the Tiny Dinosaur Who Made Friends with a Butterfly
Bedtime
Episode 4: The Day Kabir Found a Friend in the Garden
Friends & Family
Malala Yousafzai: The Girl Who Spoke for Every Child
Extraordinary Women
Episode 2: Rudraveer and the Starlight Menagerie
Adventure
109 recordings — chants, breathing, guided visualisations — each with transliteration and a plain-English meaning, so you can explain it when they ask.
Three gentle questions a night, answered by speaking rather than typing. You keep the recording.
Record yourself once and the narrator becomes you — in Hinglish or any other language, from wherever you are.
Get it on Google Play255 stories in Hinglish iOS version coming soonSiblings can each have their own — the profiles are separate.