A private learning app built around your family’s voices.
Your family brings the language. Tuki Ruki turns it into simple moments of seeing, listening, and speaking.
Your family becomes the teacher.
Parents, grandparents, siblings, and trusted relatives share the words they know.
Your language gets its own space.
In multilingual homes, one language can crowd out another. Tuki Ruki gives yours a private place to be heard and passed on.
The next generation learns by listening.
Learners see an image, hear their family name it, and say it aloud.
Ask your family
Every question can become a family lesson.
Want to know how something is said in your family’s language? Ask your family. Their answer becomes a new word to hear, practice, and keep.
See something. Ask how your family says it. Learn it in their voice.
Our beginning
A father’s language. A living inheritance.
Tuki Ruki was born from a Maya father’s determination to pass his native language on to his children—so it would not end with him, but live on in their voices and expand the way they understand the world.
