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So your children know where they come from

Algerian culture for children aged 0 to 12

Your values, traditions and roots, told through stories, games and learning paths. In Darija, Kabyle, Arabic, French, German and English.

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  • No ads
  • No purchases in the kids’ area
  • Settings for parents only
  • Your child needs no account
Grandparents tell their grandchildren a story; above them appears a picture of Algeria with an olive tree, a village and the sea.Grandparents tell their grandchildren a story; above them appears a picture of Algeria with an olive tree, a village and the sea.
Grandmother shows the grandchildren family treasures from an old suitcase: a tea glass, a cloth, a clay bowl; grandfather watches, smiling.

Your family’s culture, even far from Algeria

Tales, festivals, dishes, songs: much of what grandparents tell gets lost in everyday life in France or Germany. Jeddoo brings that world to your children in short, calm moments, alongside what the family passes on itself.

How Jeddoo works

  1. A mother picks topics on her phone while her son watches.

    1. You set it up

    You choose the age, languages and topics. Your child needs no account of their own.

  2. A girl with a tablet looks amazed; a picture of an Algerian family courtyard with a lemon tree, tea and bread rises from it.

    2. Your child discovers a piece of Algeria

    A festival, a custom, a place or a value, told in a short story to listen to and read along.

  3. A boy and his grandfather play a picture-card game and laugh together.

    3. They play and keep the story going

    Small games pick up the story. Your child follows a learning path that fits their age.

  4. A mother and her two children sit at the table with flatbread and tea; the girl is telling a story, the boy laughs, and the tablet lies face down beside them.

    4. You talk about it together

    “Ask your child…” prompts and a weekly “days together” count, so the story carries on at the dinner table.

For every age

Jeddoo grows with your child, in four age groups.

0–2 years

On your lap

Picture cards to look at and talk about together, on a parent's lap.

3–5 years

First stories

Very short narrated stories and the first simple games.

6–8 years

Read and play along

Longer stories to read along, and games that pick up the story's words.

9–12 years

Going deeper

Richer stories, learning paths and an optional challenge mode.

What your child finds in Jeddoo

Stories

Read aloud, and culturally reviewed by native speakers.

Games for every story

Short and calm, with natural breaks.

Learning paths

Matched to age, from 0 to 12.

Languages and letters

Stories in Darija, Kabyle, Arabic, French, German and English, and a first look at Arabic and Tifinagh letters.

A child’s hands hold a tablet showing a painted story page: grandfather and granddaughter under an olive tree by the sea.
An early look, not the finished app

Stories from all over Algeria

From the coast to the Kabyle mountains, from the family courtyard to the Sahara.

Grandfather and granddaughter walk down a lane by the sea with a basket of oranges.
The coast
Grandmother and grandson harvest olives under an old olive tree.
The Kabyle mountains
In the family courtyard, grandfather pours tea while grandmother and the children knead bread dough.
The family courtyard
At dusk in a Saharan oasis, grandfather, his brother and his brother's wife set bread and a big dish of couscous on the table together, while the grandchildren run around with a kite.
The Sahara

Calm and safe from the start

  • No ads, no trackers and no third-party services in the kids’ area.
  • No purchases and no outside links in the kids’ area.
  • Settings only behind the parental gate.
  • Your consent comes before any child profile. Export and delete at any time.
  • No pressure: nothing is ever lost, no endless loops, natural breaks.
A mother looks calmly at her tablet next to a shield symbol; her son sleeps under a blanket beside her.

Jeddoo is launching soon

We’ll email you as soon as Jeddoo opens.

Join the waitlist
The founder of Jeddoo at home with his three children, the baby on his lap, in a living room with tea glasses, an olive plant and a painting of the Algerian coast.

Who is behind Jeddoo

I'm a father of three, a daughter, a son and a baby boy, and I came from Algeria to Germany. Watching my children grow up far from Algeria, I see how much of our culture they are missing: the tales, the festivals, the values my parents passed on to me. I'm building Jeddoo so that they, and children like them, know where they come from, alongside everything the family shares at home.

The founder of Jeddoo

Before it is published, every story is reviewed by native speakers for language and culture.

For organisations

Schools and weekend schools, associations, embassies and consulates, companies that offer Jeddoo to their staff: tell us about your families.

Get in touch
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Questions parents ask

What age is Jeddoo for?

For children aged 0 to 12, in four age groups. For the youngest, 0 to 2, a parent joins in.

Do we need to speak Darija or Kabyle at home?

No. Jeddoo is made for families who want to pass on their culture, whatever language is spoken at home. You choose the languages of the stories.

How much screen time does Jeddoo need?

Jeddoo is made for short, calm moments. A story ends and nothing plays on automatically. You decide whether and for how long.

What happens to our family’s data?

For the waitlist we only need your email address. In the app your child has no account, and you can export or delete your data at any time.

What will Jeddoo cost?

There is a free option and two subscriptions. The planned prices are on the pricing page.

When and where does Jeddoo launch?

First in France and Germany. We’ll email everyone on the waitlist the date as soon as it is set.

Be there at launch

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Grandparents and grandchildren walk hand in hand towards an open, warmly lit door; the boy waves back.