Learn languages through conversation.
Language apps and AI voice assistants will offer more opportunities to practise: clear feedback, relevant conversations and learning at your own pace.
For language learners
Independent learning studio
I'm Enis. I teach kids and build learning products that turn curiosity into ideas of their own. Programming, language and AI — made for understanding and trying things out.
Explore what I'm buildingThe first learning product is taking shape.
I'm building kaplu.js: a JavaScript library that makes programming approachable through drawing. It's one of kikaio's first learning products and is being developed in a separate project.
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
turtle.forward(100);
turtle.right(90);
}for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
turtle.forward(160);
turtle.right(144);
}Instructions become something you can see.
Concept preview with two fixed examples and an illustrative API. The kaplu.js library is being built separately.
My experience teaching kids guides the work. Alongside kaplu.js, I'm developing ideas for language learning, AI learning support and regular GenAI courses from December 2026.
Language apps and AI voice assistants will offer more opportunities to practise: clear feedback, relevant conversations and learning at your own pace.
For language learners
Interactive learning assistants will offer different explanations, encourage reflection and help learners take the next step. The goal is to build understanding.
For learners and educators
From December 2026, I plan to teach regular GenAI courses for kids: understanding AI, applying it and building small AI agents of their own. Course materials are in development and are not publicly available yet.
For kids and education programmes
Teaching programming and game development shapes my ideas: what makes kids curious? When do they need a different approach? These questions guide the next products and courses.
Explaining, practising conversation and giving useful feedback are the intended roles for AI. Age-appropriate design, privacy and helping learners understand AI's limitations are part of the development goals.
I already use Claude for development. Next, I plan to integrate the API into learning products and courses where kids can explore AI, use it and build small agents of their own.
Status: Claude used for development · API integration planned · regular GenAI courses planned from December 2026
The learning products are not publicly available yet. Explore existing tools and projects below. For ideas and potential collaborations: hello@kikaio.de.
Client projects and tools I've built.
With real products behind them.

A website for a local business: explain the services clearly and make it easy to get in touch.

Your tabs. Your workflow. Switch and move tabs using shortcuts that match your horizontal or vertical tab layout.

A digital stage for wedding hosting and entertainment: striking imagery, multilingual content and a clear path to an enquiry.

A paper plane. A sky full of possibilities.
Steer through the sky, collect stones and avoid scissors. A Unity project about movement, timing and trying again.
View projectConcept illustration · not a gameplay screenshot
Open tools for working with coding agents. Explore what they do and when they can help.

An agent handles reversible decisions independently. You decide where it matters.
How it works
Check what your working tree and Git history still contain before a public release.
How it works
Prepare a repository so others can understand it, run it and use it well.
How it works
Working together
Some tasks need a developer, some need a critical review, and others need someone who can explain things clearly.
Discuss your ideaWebsites, technical SEO and digital tools. Clarify requirements, choose a suitable solution and build it step by step.
Integrate agents into useful workflows, maintain repositories and make changes easy to follow through pull requests.
I teach kids programming and game development. We experiment together, understand the basics and build ideas of our own.
The person behind kikaio
I'm the developer behind kikaio, and I teach kids programming and game development. I draw on that experience to build learning products and AI courses that are clear, interactive and leave room for learners' own ideas.
I maintain my own open-source projects and work through pull requests. Clear documentation, traceable changes and relevant checks are part of the process.
For education projects, partners and the community
A learning experience, a product idea or a workshop.
Let's talk about it.