FabuLingua is a story-based mobile language learning game that is innovating at the intersection of digital play and education. FabuLingua harnesses the power of children's stories to helps kids learn new languages more effectively than ever.
Our proprietary (award-winning!) platform is based on the latest language learning science and turns an illustrated children’s story into a highly effective vehicle for the development of comprehension, pronunciation, and literacy in a low-stress environment. We call it Invisible Learning.
FabuLingua is designed for kids aged 2 to 10 and is available on iOS, Android mobile devices.
Our unique method introduces the new language in a way that subconsciously develops the child’s ear, comprehension, and reading skills. This approach leads to a more natural wiring of the brain to the new language in a way that is effective but feels effortless (and fun!)
Teaching children a second language at a young age has demonstrable cognitive benefits including improved focus, analytical skills, creativity, executive function, and empathy. However, it is difficult for parents to find convenient and effective resources to teach their kids a second language. FabuLingua offers an efficient, practical, affordable solution that children delight in... and it doesn't feel like homework!
FabuLingua’s mission is to make learning a second language more entertaining and accessible for children so that future generations grow up to be more open-minded, culturally aware and better prepared for an increasingly globalized world.
Our proprietary (award-winning!) platform is based on the latest language learning science and turns an illustrated children’s story into a highly effective vehicle for the development of comprehension, pronunciation, and literacy in a low-stress environment. We call it Invisible Learning.
FabuLingua is designed for kids aged 2 to 10 and is available on iOS, Android mobile devices.
Our unique method introduces the new language in a way that subconsciously develops the child’s ear, comprehension, and reading skills. This approach leads to a more natural wiring of the brain to the new language in a way that is effective but feels effortless (and fun!)
Teaching children a second language at a young age has demonstrable cognitive benefits including improved focus, analytical skills, creativity, executive function, and empathy. However, it is difficult for parents to find convenient and effective resources to teach their kids a second language. FabuLingua offers an efficient, practical, affordable solution that children delight in... and it doesn't feel like homework!
FabuLingua’s mission is to make learning a second language more entertaining and accessible for children so that future generations grow up to be more open-minded, culturally aware and better prepared for an increasingly globalized world.
Location: United States, Texas, Austin
Employees: 11-50
Phone: +1 469-877-6346
Founded date: 2018
Investors 1
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