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Feed Yumbo, hear the word
Tap a card or slide it up into Yumbo's mouth. He gulps it down, the picture fills the screen, and a warm voice says the word while the animal or thing answers with its own little sound.
Kids
LiveTalking flash cards for ages two to four: 214 first words, one adorable robot, and a warm voice that says every word out loud.

Inside Yumbo




In practice
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Tap a card or slide it up into Yumbo's mouth. He gulps it down, the picture fills the screen, and a warm voice says the word while the animal or thing answers with its own little sound.
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Pets and farm, wild animals, water friends, little bugs, things that go, yummy food, at home, dress up, my body, outside and sky, toys and music, make believe. Thirteen words are free forever and Yumbo Plus opens the rest. Every word is a soft, smiling character a toddler wants to look at.
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Each word is spelled out in big letter chips that hop one by one as Yumbo says them, so the shape of the word arrives together with its sound.
Pricing
Yumbo Plus opens all 214 words. Plans and prices appear behind a parental gate. Apple handles purchases, subscriptions, and Family Sharing.
Good to know
Toddlers aged about two to four who are collecting their first words, and the grown-ups who sit beside them. There is nothing to read and nothing to set up: a child opens the app, feeds Yumbo a card and hears the word.
No. Yumbo has no account, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking and no network use on any screen a child plays on. The only things it stores are whether Yumbo Plus is unlocked and whether all thirteen free words have been played, and both stay on the device.
No. The say-it-back moment is a cue and a cheer, not a recording. Yumbo never accesses the microphone, never performs speech recognition, and never asks for microphone permission, so iOS never shows that prompt.
Yes, completely. Every picture, word, prompt and sound ships inside the app, so it works on a plane, in the car or anywhere without internet. The only screen that ever uses the internet is the grown-ups screen behind the parental gate, where Apple's App Store is asked for the plans.
214 everyday first words in twelve sets: pets and farm, wild and zoo, water friends, little bugs, things that go, yummy food, at home, dress up, my body, outside and sky, toys and music, and make believe. Thirteen of them are free forever. A strip of little faces on the home screen picks a set; Yumbo always reopens on all the words you have.
Yes. iPad gets its own layout with bigger cards and characters, always full screen and always upright, so a small hand cannot rotate the app or shrink it into a floating window.
Yumbo is free to download and thirteen words are free to play forever, with every part of the app working: the voice, the hopping letters, the object sounds and the say-it-back moment. Yumbo Plus opens all 214 words in all twelve sets. The plans and their prices are shown inside the app behind the parental gate, and Apple sells and bills them through the App Store. One purchase covers everyone in your Family Sharing group.
Subscriptions are cancelled in iOS Settings, under your Apple Account and then Subscriptions, not in Yumbo. On a new device, install Yumbo, tap the small padlock in the top corner of the home screen, pass the parental gate and choose Restore a purchase. Anything bought on the same Apple Account comes back.
Ready when you are
Thirteen first words, free forever.