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KORENANI? Kids Language Camera — App Store rankings

8ARMS, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY · Education · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Turn every photo into a nine-language picture encyclopedia. KORENANI helps children discover the names of things around them. Take a photo or choose one from the library, then explore the result with words, descriptions, and audio. A walk, a trip to the zoo, or a moment in the garden can become a new language-learning experience. KEY FEATURES ■ Discover with the camera Take a photo or choose an image. AI recognition identifies the subject and shows its name and useful information. ■ Words and audio in 9 languages Switch between Japanese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, and Korean. Play the audio as often as you like. ■ Recognition modes for different discoveries Choose a mode suited to general objects, plants, insects, and more. ■ Build a personal collection Save discoveries with their photos and words. Each child can keep a separate record and revisit it later. ■ Review with quizzes Use saved discoveries in playful quizzes to check the words your child has learned. ■ Badges and ready-made collections Celebrate learning milestones with badges. Add public collections about animals, vehicles, food, and other topics to a private collection. MADE FOR FAMILIES • No advertising • Large, easy-to-understand controls • Support for multiple child profiles • Recognition results may vary depending on the subject and photo conditions Start with the basic features for free. Some features and usage limits require a subscription. Check the App Store for current plans and pricing. Privacy Policy: https://www.korenani.app/en/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.korenani.app/en/terms

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