Five original heroes. One living world across content, schools, apps, and merch — turning meaningless screen time into edutainment time.
Anchored by Jevika, the strategic, kind, fearless 12-year-old India's been waiting for. Joy, Pinki, Minku, and Brutus complete the family.
Meet the cast
Mickey, Doraemon, Peppa, Marvel. The most loved characters in Indian homes are imported. We checked the top 10 kids' shows in India. Zero are Indian.
Original episodes on YouTube. Pixar-quality 3D, India-rooted stories.
Stories, games, daily learning quests. Three modes. Free to start.
NEP-mapped. Free four-week pilot. Per-class annual pricing.
Plushies, tees, stationery, activity books. The universe a kid can hold.
When Brutus — a beloved family dog — passed away, his bond inspired the Love for Life Foundation. Watching this, Evika's stories kept Brutus alive as a protector and guide — stories that grew into Jevika & Joy's World. Love never ends. It simply finds a new way to live on.
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Episodes, games, daily quests, learning. Kid Mode for play. Parent Mode for tracking. Teacher Mode for the classroom. Free to start.
It's the only show I'll let her rewatch fifty times. The vocabulary started showing up at the dinner table by week three.
Curriculum-mapped to NEP foundational stage. Teacher dashboard built by people who've stood in real classrooms. Free four-week pilot. Then simple per-class annual pricing.
My Grade 1 class can finally see themselves in a story. They beg for the next episode the way they used to beg for screen time.
Plushies, tees, stationery, activity books. Original merch, the kind a kid wants to hold onto.
For the first time, my son's favourite character is one whose name I can pronounce. Whose festivals he already knows. That's not small.
An app where the JJW characters live: episodes, games, daily learning quests, songs, riddles. One app for kids, with a parent dashboard and a teacher mode for schools. Free to start, premium for serious learners.
Yes. No ads, no autoplay rabbit holes, no comments, no DMs. The entire app is an enclosed world. Parents can see exactly what was watched and played, and lock screen-time per day.
Those are content libraries. JJW is a universe: the same five characters across episodes, games, classroom curriculum, and physical merch. A kid who loves Pinki on YouTube can solve a Pinki riddle in the app and bring her plush to school.