Monday, December 13, 2010

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Swag means style.

At Swag Soft, they are concerned with designing games, applications and websites with fun and style for the world. Established in 2010 by veteran media professionals from the animation and gaming industries in Singapore with a combined 20 years’ worth of solid experience, Swag Soft aspires to become a top entertainment and lifestyle software developer. Swag Soft specializes in the conceptualization and creation of mobile and web applications for entertainment, profitable, or viral and marketing purposes.

I was allowed to review two apps, the first being Sing With Olive

Who do you call when Humpty Dumpty bounces off the wall on a beach ball?

Who do you call to catch Little Miss Muffet after she blasts off on a rocket?

Who do you call when Old King Cole turns into a mischievous mole?

You call Olive and the Rhyme Rescue Crew, that’s who!


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Created by Emmy award-winning animation studio, Peach Blossom Media, and featuring the writers of Dora the Explorer and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, this interactive and musical series is designed to introduce preschoolers to English vocabulary in an exciting and captivating way. Using music, movement and challenging puzzles, Olive and her friends explore the world of nursery rhymes and fix the language-related problems they encounter

Big J loves this one, she asks me all the time if we can sing with my phone! She loves to sing and dance and has just found a love of rhyme so this was perfect for her. Each song/rhyme also has the words displayed so she can learn to read and follow along.

List of Nursery Rhymes
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Eeny Meeny Miney Moe
Little Miss Muffet
Humpty Dumpty
Mary Had a Little Lamb
Pat-a-Cake
Old King Cole
Jack and Jill
Even includes a BONUS music video of Olive and the Rhyme Rescue Crew

The second app was Katakune Super Baby Flash Cards.

Since little J is still too small for this I let Big J take it for a whirl.

More than 170 everyday commonly used words have been transformed into 180 beautifully rendered Flash Cards and organized into different categories to enrich your child’s knowledge.

Every Flash Card comes with a voiceover to let your child learn how to pronounce the corresponding featured item.
You can turn on / off any of the categories to design your children’s learning curriculum.
Use the inbuilt Testing Feature to test your kids on what they have learned.


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Big J also enjoyed this one although I think she was a little too old for it. I will save it for when Little J is old enough. The only other issue was that some of the items I had a hard time guessing what they were supposed to be. I guess Backpack but it was Camping Bag. The best feature is that the app says the word if you touch a button, which allows your child time to guess.

Swag Soft also has Shapes Learns Chinese, Sedo PicPic and Katakune Preschool Cartoon series. All apps can be purchased at the itunes app store.

“This post was written for Family Review Network & Swag Soft who provided the complimentary product for review in exchange for my honest opinions. All opinions expressed are my own and 100% honest.”

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