Ages 3–7 · Textless
Where little imaginations come to life.
Kids make pictures from emojis and sight words — and Keke, the blue skydiving gorilla, brings them to life. Safe by design, no reading required.
Three taps to a picture
Simple enough for a three-year-old to do alone.
Pick
Tap up to five emojis or sight words.
Make
Tap “Make it!” and Keke dives in to create.
Keep
Save the picture to the camera roll in one tap.
See what they’ll make
sixteen playful styles
Every picture, sixteen ways — pick the look before you make.
3D Animation
Bright, modern Pixar-style scenes.
Storybook
Soft watercolor with hand-drawn charm.
Claymation
Playful, tactile stop-motion clay.
Black & White
Clean coloring-book line art.
Comic Book
Bold outlines with comic-panel punch.
Neon
Glowing colors that pop in the dark.
Minimalist
Simple, clean Scandinavian shapes.
Abstract
Playful shapes and dreamy color.
Chalkboard
Chalky lines on a dark board.
Crayons
Waxy, hand-colored crayon fun.
Blocky World
Cube-built worlds to explore.
Arcade
Chunky retro pixel adventures.
Felt & Yarn
Cozy wool, yarn, and stitches.
Paper Cutout
Bright paper, torn and layered.
Stained Glass
Glowing glass in bold outlines.
Sticker
Glossy die-cut sticker cuteness.
Grows with your child
Ages 3–4
Emoji Mode
No reading needed. Little ones build pictures from a curated grid of friendly emojis.
Ages 5–7
Sight Word Mode
Early readers build scenes from sight words — tap any word to hear it read aloud.
Built on reading science
The learning behind Oji
Oji isn't just play — it borrows the same tricks reading researchers and teachers swear by.
Words + pictures, together
When a word turns into a picture your child made, it's remembered two ways at once — as sounds and as an image. Researchers call this dual coding.
Their words, their world
Strong readers connect words to their own lives. In Oji the connection is literal: the words your child taps become the scene on their screen.
The words kids read most
A small set of everyday words makes up about half of everything children read. Oji turns recognizing them into the game itself.
Hear it, see it light up
Every word can be tapped to hear it aloud, and each story word lights up as it's read — the same follow-along technique teachers use.
Built for peace of mind
Safe at every step
Every part of Oji is designed to keep young minds safe — from the first tap to the finished picture.
Cleaned inputs
Every prompt is scrubbed against a blocklist before anything is created.
Double-checked pictures
Each image is safety-checked before your child ever sees it.
Daily limits
You set how many pictures a day — no endless scrolling.
Parent gate
Settings sit behind a grown-up check kids can't tap past.
Questions, answered
Yes. Oji is textless for kids, filters every input, safety-checks every generated image, and keeps all settings behind a parental gate.