Learn Words: Bumle Bear

Your child hears you, not a robot. Record your own voice on every card, and Bumle teaches words in the voices your child loves.

An app for children aged 1 to 8. Words, pictures and sound. Parents, grandparents and speech therapists record their own voice, and the child hears people they love.

YOUR OWN VOICE Record the words yourself, in your own accent. Bumle plays your recording instead of a synthetic voice. Several people in the family can add their own voice to the same cards, and you choose whether the child hears one fixed voice, a new one each day, or a mix.

All recordings can be gathered into one file and passed on with AirDrop or iMessage. A grandmother records the words in her own dialect, and her grandchild hears her every evening.

SEVEN WAYS TO PLAY Listen and find: the child hears a word and finds the picture. See and say: the child sees a picture and picks the right word. Find pairs: memory with picture and word. Find in the picture: look for things hidden in a scene. Count: how many do you see? Explore: browse the cards freely, with nothing to get wrong. Teach Bumle: Bumle guesses, the child corrects.

CONTENT 22 themes and over 450 cards. Animals, colors and shapes, food and drinks, fairy tales, dinosaurs, clothes, toys, vehicles, nature, in the park, underwater, feelings, the body, numbers and counting, in town, professions, weather, home and letters. You can also build your own categories with your own pictures and your own sound.

SAFE No ads, no tracking, no third party code. Recordings and pictures stay encrypted on your iPhone and never leave it. Everything meant for grown ups sits behind a maths question a small child will not solve.

FREE AND BUMLE+ Free: two themes with 50 cards and three ways to play. Bumle+ unlocks all 22 themes, all seven ways to play, unlimited recordings, bear accessories, your own categories and detailed progress. A one time purchase. No subscription.

Nine languages: English, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, German, French, Spanish and Dutch.