PiPi Hello: Japanese for Kids

PiFl Labs

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About this app

■ A first new language, learned through play

PiPi Hello is a first-language drill app for children aged 6–8 meeting
Japanese for the very first time. From the Japanese alphabet — hiragana
and katakana — to basic words and greetings, short 5–10 minute play
rounds keep it gentle — no time pressure, success first.

■ See it, hear it, trace it

Letter flashcards with big type and clear sound teach each character,
and tracing the stroke order with a finger helps the shape stick.
Listen-and-choose and whole-word play build those first words naturally.

■ No ads. No data collected.

PiPi Hello shows no advertising and collects or transmits no personal
data from your child whatsoever. All learning stays on the device —
so parents can hand it over with confidence.

■ Purchases are for grown-ups

Subscription and settings screens open only after a parental check
(a simple math problem). Try it first with a free trial, and children
can't buy or wander off on their own.

■ Offline, anywhere

No account needed — learn even on a plane.
One letter a day, together with PiPi.

— PiFl Labs

What’s new

This update is about seeing and hearing everything clearly:
• Fixed silent voice guidance on some Android devices
• Fixed celebration and falling-letters titles that were invisible in dark mode
• Clearer "Next" button in onboarding and "See plan details" for parents
• Easier-to-read caption explaining the progress stamps
• Fixed text that broke mid-word on several screens
• Fixed a star showing through the map header at large text sizes
Still no ads, and your data never leaves the device.