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I’ve been working on a few mobile apps recently. Looking for some beta testers. Anyone interested?
Nicely done🚀
"Good design is not about how it looks. It's about who it includes."
Hi, I'm Samar an 18-year-old designer. I built Klizo.
Klizo is a learning app for children aged 2–6 that teaches math and science through sound, stories, and play. Not flashcards. Not boring videos. Real game-like worlds where kids unlock levels, answer by voice, listen to audio stories, and draw what they learn all without needing to read a single word.
The idea came from a simple observation: most edtech assumes the child can see the screen perfectly, read the instructions, and tap precisely. Klizo assumes nothing. It's built audio-first meaning a visually struggling child can use every single feature independently. Every reward is a sound. Every answer can be spoken. Every lesson works with eyes closed.
The entire app was designed inside Figma. The workflow started in FigJam where I mapped every screen, every user flow, and every interaction before a single frame was touched.
FigJam workflow board →https://www.figma.com/board/ANIbFr3cvmUfgFVefQHwD4/Untitled?node-id=0-1&t=FZK0Uuz7Y3hNNQgS-1
Then Figma Design brought it to life the soft periwinkle palette, the Klizo robot mascot, the wavy dividers, the world cards. Finally Figma Make turned those static designs into a working, clickable, functional app. One tool. Start to finish.
Klizo has four learning worlds Number Forest, Sound Ocean, Echo Mountains, and Vibration Lab each with five levels and a five-stage lesson structure: Listen, Explore, Challenge, Create, and Boss. Every lesson is a small story. Every world is a tiny universe.
It's early stage. It's a student project. But it's real and it's built for every child who deserves to learn.
Try the live prototype here 👇
Live app → https://top-quota-68828481.figma.site
Drop your feedback in the comments. Klizo and I are both listening.
— Samar
Heck yea - great work!
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