Solana Mobile pitch deckMọt Nhí brings paper books to life with AR and Vietnamese read-aloud for children ages 3–8.
Help busy families make room for one more story.
Problemof children under five in Vietnam had at least three children’s books at home.
GSO / UNICEF, 2020–21 · Book access, not reading frequency.Children need help getting started and a reason to return to the page.
Our customer hypothesis: work and care responsibilities make regular shared reading hard to sustain.
SolutionA phone becomes a bridge back to the paper book.
A parent opens a book and scans a page with the child.
Vietnamese read-aloud supports the story; an AR character adds a moment of wonder.
Turn the page and continue together. The parent stays part of the experience.
Designed to support shared reading. Better reading habits are an outcome to validate.
Product demo
Supplied recording shows page capture, preparation, an AR character, and narration controls.
Next: reduce preparation time and verify the full story flow on Seeker.
Open video ↗Solana MobileOur thesis: a family reading routine gives parents a reason to return.
Vietnamese stories for parents with compatible phones. A daily use beyond crypto.
Test on Seeker, then seek publication in the Solana dApp Store.
Children explore books. Any future wallet or purchase step stays with parents.
Proposed direction: family demand, Seeker support, and store publication remain unverified. No Solana integration claimed.
Market wedgeVietnamese parents aged 25–40 in cities, with children ages 3–8, who already buy books.
First occasion: a short shared story at home.
Recruit through parent communities, bookstores, preschools, and publisher demos.
Test reading habits with Vietnamese families and device fit with Seeker parents.
Business modelLet families finish a first story before asking them to pay.
Compare story packs with family library access. Packaging and price remain unvalidated.
Explore licensed book bundles with publishers and bookstores once family demand is demonstrated.
The parent pays for a useful reading experience. The child gets a story worth returning to.
Pilot planRecruit 20 parent testers and two pilot partners. Observe the first story, then follow up in week two.
Target: completed first story within 24 hours of starting the trial.
Target: return in week two. Ask whether families actually read together again.
Target: trial-to-paid, or strong documented willingness to pay.
Targets, not results. Also check parent effort, preparation delays, content fit, and Seeker performance.
Builder & ask
Product & Engineering
Background in software and data systems; graduation research in natural Vietnamese text-to-speech.
Seeker testing support, feedback on dApp Store readiness, and introductions to family and publishing communities.
