Why we're building Twiggo
Twiggo began with a simple observation, watching a child's world today: so much of what she reached for was a screen. Not because anyone wanted that, but because there weren't enough good, honest alternatives designed for how Indian children actually grow up — with two languages at home, festivals as the calendar, and grandparents as the first storytellers.
We started asking what a truly screen-free, Indian-first learning brand would look like if someone built it properly — sequenced to how children really develop, made from materials that survive real homes, and written in the languages a child hears every day, not just one.
That question is what we've spent the last stretch of time answering. Twiggo is the result — still being built, still being tested, and not yet ready to show you. We'd rather bring it to you once it's right.
"We didn't want to build another toy brand. We wanted to build the thing we couldn't find for our own children."— The Twiggo team