Alongside client projects, Deviztech designs and builds its own learning apps and games for families: paper folding, book ideas, and Urdu games for children who hear the language at home. Most are early versions. Each card says where it stands, and nothing here is a finished product unless it says so.
In testingFold paper models one step at a time
An origami app for children and the grown-ups folding with them, plus a path for adult hobbyists. Every fold is animated one step at a time, and you can pause, slow it down or replay it until it clicks. Free to try, with no sign-up needed to fold.
In testingOne big idea from a great book, in 60 seconds
A scroll-through app of bite-sized book ideas, each explained in our own words in about a minute. The test version has a handful of example cards while we find out whether people want it.
BetaA racing game where Urdu is the turbo
Race three rickshaws through a bazaar. At every gate a voice asks a question in Urdu, and the right answer is a lane: drive through it for a turbo boost. Every question is spoken, so a child who cannot read yet can still play and win.
PrototypeStreet cricket with an Urdu word on every ball
A timing game set in a Lahore lane. Tap when the ring meets the bat to hit the ball, and hear an Urdu word with every call. Four animal friends, twelve balls and a target to beat.
PrototypeA kite festival where Urdu words fly
Steer a kite across a festival sky with your finger and fly through the right word lantern. Catch lanterns, carry them home and collect stickers along the way.
These are made with the same skills we use on client projects: HTML5 and Construct 3 games, installable web apps, real-time multiplayer, recorded voice, and right-to-left Urdu and Arabic-script text. If you need something like this for your learners, we build it for you.
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