HeroStroke vs Gam

Hero Stroke turns learning Chinese into an adventure. Kids travel across a map of real cities — Hong Kong, Macau, Guangzhou and more — collecting 300+ characters as they go. Every character is a mini-quest: trace the strokes in the right order, hear it spoken, then prove you can read it aloud and pick it out by ear. Beat the district boss to earn a certificate and unlock the next stop. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • Cantonese AND Mandarin — your child picks the voice for every spoken question • Traditional AND Simplified characters • Real stroke-order practice, not just flashcards • Speak-to-check: the app listens and tells your child if they read it right • Age-aware quizzes — younger kids listen & read, older kids also write • 300+ characters grouped by theme: nature, family, animals, food and more • Collectible character cards and city certificates keep kids coming back BUILT FOR FAMILIES • No ads and no third-party tracking • A family plan covers up to 4 children, each with their own progress • Designed for ages 4–10, and great for adult beginners too Start free, then subscribe to unlock every district and character. Privacy Policy: https://bobobodesign.com/herostroke/privacy.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Gam is a small, friendly way to start speaking Teochew (Chaozhou / Chaoshan, 潮汕话) — the language of eastern Guangdong and of Teochew families all over Southeast Asia and the world. Follow Gam, a little New Year mandarin, through the words and phrases you would really use at the family table: • 171 everyday words — people, food, actions, numbers, time, places • 216 phrases — greetings, thanks, “have you eaten?”, and more • Every word taken apart: initial, final and tone, with a plain-English note on how each one sounds • Peng’im, the standard romanisation for Teochew, next to every character • Eight tones, drawn as pitch curves, and how they change when words run together (tone sandhi) • Short drills — pick the meaning, pick the word — that come back to what you missed • Streaks, mastery dots and a progress page, so you can see yourself improving The standard here is the Chaozhou prefecture-city accent. Free, with no ads. Your progress stays on your device (and in your own iCloud, if you turn that on). No account, and it works offline.