General mode
The starting point for everyday objects — toys, household items, food on the table, vehicles on a walk. Use it whenever you don't have a more specific category in mind.
Features
What KORENANI Does
KORENANI is a children's image-recognition learning app that helps kids learn the names of the things around them from photos. This page walks through the main features — recognition modes, audio, child profiles, photo storage, and the quiz that turns saved results into review.
Recognition
Learn object names with image recognition
KORENANI offers three recognition modes you can switch between depending on the subject. General mode is the all-rounder for everyday objects. Plant and insect modes are tuned for nature, so they tend to return more specific names and descriptions for what your child has just spotted.
Plant mode
Tuned for flowers, leaves, and trees. Switch to plant mode for "what flower is this?" moments at the park, in the garden, or with a houseplant at home.
Insect mode
Tuned for the small living things kids love to watch. Insect mode is the best path for naming the butterflies, beetles, and ladybugs your child wants to look up later.
Listen to labels and details
Every recognized object comes with two pieces of audio — a short label and a brief description — in nine languages: Japanese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, and Korean. Kids who can't read yet can still learn from the sound.
Child profiles and learning data
A single account can hold multiple child profiles. Recognition results and progress are kept per profile, so siblings sharing the app each have their own clean record of the words they've been learning.
Photos, recognition results, and audio
Each photo and its recognition result are kept in your child's in-app album so you can revisit them later. Labels, descriptions, and audio are organized per profile, making it easy to look back together as a family.
Turn saved results into a quiz
KORENANI includes a quiz built from the words your child has already met. Answers and reaction times are tracked, so the words they've seen become the words they actively remember.
Before you start
Related guides
A short reading list before you start using KORENANI as a family — how photos are handled, how to get the most out of multilingual audio, and how to think about monthly limits.