About ShishuAlo

Making a child’s screen calmer, more purposeful and parent-led

ShishuAlo is an Android learning bundle for children aged 3–8 in Bangladesh and their families. It is not a substitute for school, for a parent’s judgement or for clinical care.

The problem we are solving

Open-ended video feeds, scattered learning apps and unclear progress make a parent’s decisions harder. ShishuAlo brings three small child experiences — Yotube, GolpoBari and KheliShikhi — and one Parent Dashboard into a single family flow.

Our product principle

Child-facing choices stay finite, navigation stays simple and parent controls stay visible. We do not use addictive streaks, child-targeted advertising, intelligence scores or promises of learning outcomes. Completion data is only a signal for conversation and for shaping the environment.

How content gets in

Original stories and activities begin as versioned drafts. A video candidate never goes straight to a child’s feed; it needs review, an age-band assignment and an explicit publish. Marketing articles are held to the same bar and are not published without source, language, safeguarding and claim review. The editorial policy has the detail.

Where we are now

This is a limited paid pilot. Payment verification and entitlement activation may be manual, and releases are delivered from the Parent Portal as signed APKs. Pilot limitations, the install process and refund conditions are all shown before you buy.

How we hold ourselves to it

Writing feature claims that match live product behaviour, keeping a route open to report safety concerns and logging corrections when we get something wrong are all part of the launch checklist. Legal notices, the privacy processor list and support identity must be reviewed by the owner before any production sale.