Thanks to this app your children must revise before going on Snapchat and Tiktok – HiTech Wiki

Parents will love Nanaba, teens much less. With this application, the eponymous start-up from Nice can block access to Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram, Youtube and many others to your children until they have revised. Anne-Laure Monier, president and co-founder of the company explains to the Parisian: To replay or watch videos again on his smartphone or tablet, he (the child) must, for example, answer fifteen questions or a quick test in less than a minute. From first grade to third Nanaba is therefore an application that parents install on their children’s smartphones. Everything is configurable. Several subjects are offered, from French to science through general culture or History-Geography. The app also offers exercises on different levels from CP to third. The start-up has developed an algorithm to adapt the questions to the level of each child but also to analyze their progress. She also uses the Leitner method (learning by spaced repetition) for subjects and exercises posing more difficulties for children. CES and a fundraiser If the first months are promising, Nanaba intends to convince even more families. “We particularly want to access the international market, in addition to Luxembourg, Belgium and Switzerland” explains Anne-Laure Monier. To do this, its teams…
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