The 5 amazing apps have been made by kids

Children are more capable of thinking out of the box than most of us. They can think of solutions that would never even occur to us, even if we are aware of the problem. This is why kids are making such an impact as app makers. Thanks to the internet and online courses, turning ideas into reality is not a dream anymore. Let’s check out 5 apps made by children.  

Ambulance Whizz 
Ambulance Whizz is by 8-year-old Brinda Darshan Jain from Bengaluru helps ambulance drivers quickly navigate their way through busy and crowded city roads. Incidentally, she comes from a family of doctors. Ambulance Whizz app connects drivers with traffic police. The driver selects the type of emergency, including pregnancy, heart-related and accident. Then, they update their location and this information goes to the Traffic Control Management Centre, where police help drivers with the fastest real-time route and can even arrange a fast-track corridor.  

Jishnu’s Light Bag 
16-year-old Jishnu Baruah from Assam hated heavy school bags. So his app is designed to act as a medium between teachers and students, with a special focus on the weight of the school bag! With the help of the app, students can set their bags according to a timetable which a teacher can update at any time. 

Parent.ely
During the pandemic, 12-year-old Arush developed this useful app for kids left on their own by busy parents. It has an AI system that behaves like a virtual parent. For example, the app’s virtual parent can talk to the child, using the actual parent’s voice and appearance. It can be customised by the parent according to the age, environment and aesthetic preferences of the child.  

Angel Investor Kid$ 
9 year old Ivana O’Dea from USA has come up with a pitching and funding platform exclusively for children. Kids can interact directly with Angel Investors and unfold their ideas to change the world.   

Frogger 
14-year-old Aaron Soekiatno from California has created an app that lets people avoid standing in queues by hiring others to stand in their place as proxy or ‘froggers’. It’s a great way to earn extra income, especially after the pandemic.