An educator and a toddler painting together

From drop-off to pick-up

Every parent at work wonders how their child's day is going. With Nuru, they don't have to. Educators tap once, and the answer reaches the right family.

30 days free, no card needed. Then from KES 4,550 a month.

A Tuesday in the Baby Room

Follow Amani, eighteen months old, through one ordinary day. Watch who knows what, and when.

  1. A mum handing her toddler to an educator at the nursery door

    7:40 am

    Neema drops Amani off on her way to work. By the time she gets there, Rehema has tapped Check in, and Neema's phone already says Amani is in.

    Checked inBaby Room
  2. Toddlers eating lunch at a low table with their educator

    12:05 pm

    Nine bowls of rice and beans. Rehema logs lunch for the whole room at once, then marks Amani “ate most”. No photo of someone else's child sent to forty parents.

    LunchRice and beans · ate most
  3. Children asleep in a calm nap room

    12:30 pm

    Amani goes down at 12:30 and wakes at 1:50. Two taps. In a meeting across town, Neema sees she slept an hour and twenty, and stops worrying about last night.

    Nap1h 20m · 12:30 to 1:50 pm
  4. A dad at his desk smiling at his phone

    4:30 pm

    Before he leaves work, Baraka already knows the day, down to Rehema's note about the bubbles. Pick-up is a chat about bubbles, not a list of questions.

    RehemaShe giggled at the bubbles all afternoon.

One day. Three people who need to see it.

Grace's Today screen: 7 of 12 children in, rooms, and what needs her
Rehema's app: what needs doing and buttons to log meals, naps and more

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Children playing in a sunny nursery garden under a jacaranda tree

Born in a Kenyan nursery

Nuru began in one nursery in Kenya, where mornings started with a paper register and evenings ended with a phone full of WhatsApp messages. We built the app its educators and parents wished they had.

Every screen is used there first, on real mornings, before it reaches yours.