One card, one screen
A picture, the Georgian word and a real recording. The child taps and listens as often as they like. Country cards also read the capital out on its own tap.

Codniko is a Georgian-language learning app for children aged 2–8. Look, listen, touch, play, remember — all in Georgian.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

22
learning topics
474
cards with a picture and audio
18
kinds of game
10
narrated stories
55
colouring pages
22 topics and 474 cards — every one has a picture, a Georgian name and a recording.
Colours
10 cards
Georgian alphabet
33 cards
Numbers
10 cards
Shapes
6 cards
Animals
12 cards
Birds
14 cards
Insects
8 cards
Sea creatures
9 cards
Flowers
8 cards
Nature
12 cards
Home
10 cards
Clothes
10 cards
The body
10 cards
Fruit and vegetables
12 cards
Transport
11 cards
Family
7 cards
Jobs
10 cards
Music
7 cards
Feelings
10 cards
Space
22 cards
Continents and seas
49 cards
Countries
194 cards
Eighteen kinds of game bring the same card back from a different angle each time, so knowledge settles instead of being memorised.
A picture, the Georgian word and a real recording. The child taps and listens as often as they like. Country cards also read the capital out on its own tap.
Find the right picture, recognise by sound alone, guess from a shadow, match pairs, sort into groups, continue a pattern, spot the first letter, build a word and read a clock.
Counting with pictures, adding and taking away, with the difficulty matched to the child's age.
Trace all 33 Georgian letters and 10 numerals with a finger — the line runs exactly along the letter and the app checks how closely the child followed it.
Free drawing with nine crayons and 55 colouring pages — outlines fill in as the finger moves, in 21 colours. Finished work stays in the child's gallery.
Ten stories of seven pages each: picture, text and narration. A three-year-old cannot read yet — so the story is heard.
Planets orbit the Sun; tapping one stops the orbits and introduces it — its order, its moons and a fact.
The app chooses what to revisit today (spaced repetition). Stars, day streaks and 15 achievements keep the motivation up.
A separate space behind a multiplication question — a small child cannot wander in.
How well each topic is mastered, shown as a ring, broken down by module.
How long they learned each day this week and how many answers were right.
One sentence: which topic deserves three minutes tomorrow.
Daily limit, sound, several child profiles, signing out and deleting the account.
No ads, no purchases and no outside links on the child's screen. Anything that costs money lives in the parent area.
Lessons and games are stored on the phone. The internet is only needed for new material and for syncing progress.
How long they learned, what they mastered and where more practice helps — in a separate area, behind a parent gate.
The parent sets a daily limit; when it runs out the app suggests a break.