Interactive breathing for big feelings.
Raha Kids turns deep breathing into play. Children blow out candles, blow up balloons, race cars, send dandelion seeds flying and much more by blowing into the microphone, with new games added every month, building real calming skills one breath at a time. Made for neurodivergent children, played under a caregiver's supervision.
Name the feeling. Calm the overload.
Around 1 in 7 children worldwide is neurodivergent. When the senses overload, big feelings arrive faster than words: hard to identify, and even harder to regulate.
So we created Raha, Arabic for comfort, ease, and relief: a patient friend who helps children identify what they feel, then bring the sensory overload down with breathing games, one breath at a time.
Every session is played together, under a caregiver's supervision.
children worldwide are neurodivergent.
Friendly faces help children name how they feel, before the feeling takes over.
Deep breaths, or different types of breath, drive each game and bring the sensory overload down.
Five buddies. Five ways to feel okay.
Tap a friend. Each one carries a small piece of what helps kids feel steady again.
From overload to calm, in four steps.
Played together, under a caregiver's supervision.
- STEP 1
Identify the emotion
- STEP 2
Select the game
- STEP 3
Breathe
- STEP 4
Reduce the overload
Calm in 30 seconds, not 10 minutes.
on average with Raha Kids
on average with current solutions
Averages reported by caregivers and professionals we interviewed during validation.
Every breath becomes a tiny adventure.
A growing library of breathing games, with new ones added every month. Each one teaches a different breathing pattern, disguised as play.
Every game above is ready to play.
The Raha Kids MVP is free on Google Play, in English and Arabic.
Small breaths, real change.
Raha Kids is built around a simple idea: kids build calmer, steadier minds one breath at a time, and that has to add up to something bigger than a single game session.
Calmer within the first few days
Because every game teaches one clear breathing skill at a time, families often notice steadier reactions to big feelings within the first few days of regular play: small, repeatable wins that build real confidence fast. We track this short-term impact through progress data from play, session by session.
Fewer big moments, over time
With consistent use, many children lean on outside help to regulate their emotions less often as they build their own toolkit for big feelings. The same progress data tracks this long-term impact across the year, supporting the UN's Sustainable Development Goal 3: to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all people, at all ages, by 2030.
Rooted in Arab culture
Raha Kids is built bilingually from day one, with characters, stories and dialects shaped by real Gulf family life rather than translated from somewhere else, in step with Qatar National Vision 2030's commitment to preserving national heritage and cultural identity.
Standing with Qatar Foundation's vision
Qatar Foundation's 10-year Autism Strategy is working toward a more inclusive ecosystem for people with autism by 2035, including a 25% reduction in the average age of diagnosis and a 50% improvement in family quality of life. Raha Kids is built to be a small, everyday part of that same movement.
Raha Kids is here. Download the MVP.
Our MVP is live on Google Play. Play the breathing games together, then tell us what your child loved: every note from families shapes what we build next.
- Free to download on Android
- English and Arabic, switch any time
- No ads and no chat, just calm play
Ages 4–10 · English & Arabic · made for neurodivergent kids
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What is Raha Kids?
Raha Kids is a bilingual breathing app that helps children ages 4 to 10 calm big feelings through short, playful games. It is built for neurodivergent children, such as autistic children and children with ADHD, and is played together with a parent or caregiver. A child first names the feeling, then picks one of five breathing games: Car Racing, Bubble Gum, Dandelion, Candle or Leaves. They play by breathing into the phone's microphone, guided by a friendly buddy, until the overload eases. Each game is designed to take about 30 seconds, so it fits into the moment a meltdown begins, not ten minutes after it. Raha Kids works in English and Arabic and is rooted in Arab culture, made for families across the Middle East and North Africa. It is made by EMRSVE in Doha, Qatar, and the first version is free to download on Google Play for Android. Raha Kids is a calming practice tool, not a medical treatment.
Questions parents ask
What is Raha Kids?
Raha Kids is a bilingual breathing app that turns deep breathing into short, playful games. It helps children ages 4 to 10 calm big feelings, and it is built for neurodivergent children and their families.
Who is Raha Kids for?
Raha Kids is for children ages 4 to 10, especially neurodivergent children such as autistic children and children with ADHD. It is designed to be played together with a parent, caregiver or teacher.
How does Raha Kids work?
It works in four steps. Your child names the feeling, picks a breathing game, and plays it by breathing into the phone's microphone. As the breaths slow down, the overload starts to ease. Each game is designed to take about 30 seconds.
What breathing games are in Raha Kids?
There are five breathing games: Car Racing, Bubble Gum, Dandelion, Candle and Leaves. Each one teaches a different breathing pattern, and new games are added every month.
Is Raha Kids available in Arabic?
Yes. Raha Kids works in both English and Arabic, you can switch at any time, and it is rooted in Arab culture so children across the Middle East and North Africa can play in their own language.
Is Raha Kids free?
Yes. The first version of Raha Kids is free to download on Google Play.
Is Raha Kids available on iPhone?
Not yet. Raha Kids is currently available for Android on Google Play. Join the waiting list on this page to hear when new versions launch.
Is Raha Kids a replacement for therapy?
No. Raha Kids is a calming practice tool, not a medical treatment. It works best alongside the support your child already gets from their therapist, doctor or school.
How does Raha Kids handle my child's data?
Raha Kids has no ads and no chat. You can read exactly what we collect in our privacy policy at rahakids.com/privacy.html, and you can ask us to delete your data at any time at rahakids.com/deletedata.html.
Who makes Raha Kids?
Raha Kids is made by EMRSVE, a technology company based at Qatar Science & Technology Park in Doha, Qatar.
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