JUMPIE: An interactive hobby learning platform for kids to embrace their artistic side

Prashanthi Atukuri, Founder, JUMPIE

Mumbai, Aug 18: As a matter of course, extracurricular activities play a crucial role in a child’s mental well-being. To nurture that developmental side of children, JUMPIE, an AI-driven hobby learning space for children, came into existence to make hobby learning accessible and affordable to all children with fun and flexibility that fits the best basis of the child’s schedule and cater to their fancies.

JUMPIE- when technology meets innovation, India’s one of the best platforms that enable your child to learn and excel in the activities of their interest with its best possible structure to impart the skill to the child. The modules include Dance, Piano, Drawing, Painting, Crafts, Doodling, and calligraphy. AI-Powered sessions which are live keep intact the interactivity required.  

The idea of JUMPIE came from the personal life of its founder Prashanthi Atukuri. She shares, as a child, she was very fond of different kinds of activities, but she couldn’t get access to learn all those activities, and the most challenging part was the location of the classes. She is clear that with the advancement of technology through the challenges have been reduced a bit. The course fees remain a question for middle-class India. So, keeping the fee structure and schedule in mind, Prashanthi was motivated to create a fun, flexible and accessible, and affordable product. 

“Having worked in start-ups most of my career and having closely worked with people who have built start-ups, I got the experience and the motivation that is needed to build something of my own. Besides, I have also got the right guidance and encouragement to go ahead with my decision,” said Prashanthi.

Each module has been designed by handpicked artists who have excelled in their field and mastered the art of imparting their skills to small children. They also conduct competitions and workshops on the occasion of father’s day, Independence Day, etc. 

“JUMPIE is coming up with its new modules of live AI-driven piano and dance which are video-based live like sessions to retain the interactive benefits of the live session such as on the spot feedback, evaluation and so on.”

Prashanthi sums up by saying, “We strive to solve all the problems that come in the way of any child’s passion by making them engaged in a manner embedded with fun and subsequently make it a prominent tool of learning for a child. We have a mission to give every child access to first-class extracurricular learning who is passionate about not just one hobby but more than that by 2025. We aim to give them wings so that every Jumpie Kid can fly high with a bundle of creativity.”

It’s an excellent opportunity for all the children to adapt to new hobbies online within budget with JUMPIE. You can connect with JUMPIE via either of the platforms. 

Website: https://www.jumpie.in/ 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jumpiefun 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jumpiefun

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