Nature Reach
See tap-and-listen up close
Tap an animal to hear its name and something interesting about it, read by a real voice. Try each mode below.
Choose a button to hear it.
Nature within reach.
Tap an animal. Hear a fascinating fact. Learn together.
Children explore watercolor maps in Vietnamese, English or both. Listen with your child and discover something new: it turns out the mauve stinger has no brain, heart or bones, yet a nerve net lets it sense the world around it!
Free to download · 3 maps ready to explore
See tap-and-listen up close
Rainforest at dawn · included free
More ways to explore
Find it on the map
Your child hears a name or a clue, then hunts for the animal in the painting. Three levels grow with them: Easy, Hard and Super.
The same place, hour by hour
Dawn, midday, dusk and night: the same place, but different animals come out at each hour, and many of them move. Tap the speaker next to the place name and the app tells your child about the scene in front of them.
Dawn
Midday
Dusk
Night
Get to know each one
Every species has its own page: how it lives, a few things your child didn’t know, and who it shares its home with. Choose one to hear how it connects to the lion.
Choose one to listen in English.
Stories from the wild
A story for each map, with pictures and a narrator. Little pictures sit right inside the sentences, so children who can’t read yet can still follow along.
The ones already met
Every animal your child finds goes into the notebook. Open it again to see who eats what, who takes shelter where, and how they connect.
Quests and badges
Each day brings one Easy, one Hard, and one Super find-it quest. Finish a quest to earn that animal’s badge. Bronze, silver, and gold frames show how far your child has gone, and a higher level never drops back down.
Species cards
Every animal, plant, and landform your child can open has a card with real measurements, conservation status, and special stats. Earn badges from daily quests to unlock the special rows, and collect all three frame colours for a rainbow badge.
Meet the neighbours in three different habitats
Follow a giraffe towards leafy branches, watch a kingfisher above a pond and discover a sloth among rainforest trees.
Nature Reach Premium
The free maps are plenty to start exploring. Premium adds more:
Rare Moments
Scenes nature only puts on now and then: a dust storm on the savanna, dense fog in the Asian forest, the aurora over the Arctic and a monsoon storm in the canyon. Each one has its own animals and its own narrated piece.
Myth tales
East Asian stories told as moving paintings, with words that follow the voice. On the shelf now: Zhulong, the Torch Dragon, Carp Leaping the Dragon Gate, and The Ten Golden Crows.
More quests each day
After the three main quests, Premium adds five more on the same map: two Easy, two Hard, and one Super. More chances to earn badges, unlock special stats on species cards, and reach rainbow badges sooner.
Every paid map
All paid maps open for as long as the subscription runs. Maps you bought one by one stay yours.
Subscribe inside the app, behind the parental gate.
Watch a Rare Moment
A dust storm rolls over the savanna at dusk, told in the same voice your child hears in the app.
For parents
Explore with your child Learn English animal names
See what they explored today
See which maps they opened, how many times they tapped, and which badges they earned today. It all stays on the device, behind a parental gate.
Better phone time
Turn phone time into fascinating minutes exploring nature.
Hands-on
Your child taps each one, hears the name, learns something new about them, and finds them on the map.
With parents
Open the app and start exploring. Parents sit beside them and see what they learned today.
Frequently asked questions
Are there ads, or do we need an account?
No. Nature Reach has no ads, and you do not need to create an account or sign in.
What stays under parental control?
Purchases, restoring purchases, viewing Exploration activity and opening external links require an adult to pass a short arithmetic gate; there is no messaging with strangers or public posting. Exploration progress stays on the device. Anonymous usage counts are sent only with parental agreement, and declining keeps all features available.
Can we explore without an internet connection?
Savanna is included in the app so your child can start exploring offline. Pond, Rainforest and additional map, story and voice packs need to be downloaded first; downloaded content can be used offline while you still have access to it. New downloads and content updates need an internet connection; videos that have not been downloaded are replaced by still images when offline.
Is Vietnamese available, and how do we choose a language?
Nature Reach supports Vietnamese and English. Choose the app language and learning language in Settings; when they differ, the language button on maps and detail pages lets you listen in Vietnamese, English or both in turn.
What ages is Nature Reach for?
On the App Store, Nature Reach is in the Kids category for ages 6–8. On Google Play, its declared age groups are 6–8 and 9–12 under the Families policy. Parents can listen and discover new things about nature alongside their children.
Where can I see what my child has explored?
Open Exploration activity in Settings, behind the parental gate, to see which maps your child has visited, interaction counts and badges earned. Your child can also revisit the species they have found in the Notebook.
What is free, and what does Premium add?
Savanna, Pond and Rainforest are unlocked for free. While your subscription is active, Premium opens every paid map, Rare Moments, Premium myth tales and five extra daily quests. Maps bought individually stay unlocked after Premium ends.
Download Nature Reach for free
Free to download · 3 maps ready to explore