Most kids' apps are built to capture attention and resell it. We build the opposite: small, well-engineered tools that do one useful thing, respect a child's time, and route real money to the community the app is about.
The model is specific. Every Smahi product is paired with one cause it genuinely relates to. A fixed share of that product's revenue goes to organizations working on that cause — and we publish the amount. Autipal funds autism support; CodeSprout funds device access for under-resourced classrooms.
Focused, not addictive
No infinite feeds, no dark patterns, no ads aimed at children. Each app has a clear end state.
A cause per product
The cause isn't a logo in the footer. It's chosen to match what the app is for, and it's named.
Numbers in the open
We report the give-back percentage and dollar amount per product, so parents can verify the promise.