🌿 Now in pilot
Sustainability
Sustainability
starts young.
Decades of urban migration have strained Almaty's infrastructure. Despite massive public investment, recycling rates remain critically low, and habits must be built early.
A mobile game built with teachers, curriculum experts, and the Kazakhstan Ministry of Education, designed for the classroom and for home.
Quizzes, sorting games, image-based challenges, and story-driven missions organized by grade, chapter, and lesson, keeping students engaged from start to finish.
Curriculum aligned with Kazakhstan's primary school grades, developed with Abai KazNPU, the country's leading teacher training university.
Fully trilingual, students and teachers switch languages seamlessly. Built to serve Kazakhstan's multilingual classroom reality.
From multiple choice and matching games to photographing real-world evidence, every activity is hands-on, making sustainable habits stick through action, not repetition.
Designed for 8–11 year olds, Save Tuba's interface is intuitive, colorful, and built for both classroom tablets and personal phones.
Available on the App Store and Google Play. Works on phones and tablets. Quick account setup for everyone.
Students follow Tuba through lessons, stories, and minigames at their own pace, in Kazakh, Russian, or English.
Teachers monitor class progress from a dashboard. Students see their impact grow and bring sustainable habits home.
Available on the App Store and Google Play.
Interested in joining the beta? Email us at savetuba2023@gmail.com
Save Tuba is backed by universities, government partners, and education researchers across the US and Kazakhstan.
