FAQs
Questions parents ask.
Straight answers about how Keniah works, how we protect children and what the pilot involves.
All questions
About Keniah
Keniah is a learning and discovery platform for Kenyan children in Upper Primary and Junior School. Children explore curriculum-connected Experiences: stories, short visual content, games, explorations and creative challenges. Parents get careful observations about how their child engages, beyond marks.
Safety and privacy
Keniah is designed for children from the ground up. There are no public child profiles, no messaging between children, no public rankings and no open chat with AI. Children explore within a calm space that you, the parent, control.
Read our child-safety commitments.
Insights
Not in those terms. Keniah shares observations, like “We're beginning to notice…” or “Across several recent Experiences…”, only after a pattern has repeated. Every insight explains why you're seeing it and offers something to try at home. We never label a child, rank them, or put a number on their ability.
Curriculum and devices
Yes. Each Experience is mapped to the Competency-Based Curriculum, down to a specific learning outcome, and reviewed by a curriculum specialist before release. How the curriculum connection works.
The pilot
Families taking part in the pilot are not charged. If anything about pricing changes later, we'll tell you clearly before you're asked to pay for anything.
Still curious?
The best way to understand Keniah is to try it with your child.