Read the story
Illustrated stories give children context and a reason to keep going.

Personalized reading support for families
Anga helps children learning to read keep going when they get stuck. They can tap a word, hear it, try again, and continue the story. Parents can create a private library of stories made from the people, places, and moments their child already knows.
Try the reading help
Tap a word like a child would when they are stuck. Anga gives a small prompt, then lets the story continue.

A pause does not need to become a lesson. Anga keeps support inside the story: tap the word, hear it, try again, and keep reading.
Illustrated stories give children context and a reason to keep going.
When one word blocks them, help stays on the same page.
The word is read aloud clearly so they can repeat it.
The story continues naturally, without turning into a test.
Private family library
Parents can create stories from the things their child already loves: favorite animals, family memories, holidays, routines, places, jokes, and people. Anga makes reading feel more familiar because the stories come from the child's own world.
Create stories about the people, places, and topics your child already cares about.
Help your child meet words inside stories that feel meaningful to them.
Keep favorite stories and add new ones as your child's interests change.


Create stories in Anga
Start with something your child already knows. A family moment can become a simple story that feels close before the first word is read.

Anga Group Space
With an Anga Group Space, up to 10 trusted people can create stories for the same child. A grandparent can send a bedtime story from far away. A parent can make a story about a family trip. A relative can add a story about a pet, a memory, or an everyday moment. The child gets a reading library that grows with the people who love them.
Family members can create stories even when they live far away.
Stories from trusted people live together in the child's Anga Group Space.
Reading becomes a way for the family to stay close.