64 light-up buttonsOne chunky dialTalks to ZoluScreen-free
The companion
Tango
Zolu's play pad: 64 glowing buttons, a chunky dial, a mic. Zolu asks; your child answers.
- 64 light-up buttons
- One chunky dial
- Talks to Zolu
- Screen-free
Tango pairs with Zolu on its own the moment they meet — no setup for your child, no configuration for you. Every Zolu-and-Tango set belongs to one child.
What makes it special
Built to turn listening into doing.
A grid that becomes anything
Counting dots, letter tiles, a piano. The grid repaints for every activity.
One button to talk.
Press it, ask anything out loud, or request a favourite story.
One dial. Zero menus.
A chunky dial and big soft buttons a three-year-old can drive alone.
Feedback they can feel
A happy buzz for right answers, a gentle nudge to try again.
Tilt, shake, jam
Tilt to steer mazes. Music Jam turns the whole grid into an instrument.
The family phone booth
Every family member is a glowing button. Tango the handset, Zolu the speakerphone.
At a glance
- Buttons
- 8×8 grid of 64 soft RGB-lit buttons
- Controls
- One rotary dial · tilt & shake
- Microphone
- Chats with Zolu, answers, family calls
- Feedback
- Per-button lighting, vibration patterns
- Pairing
- One set belongs to one child
- Battery
- Rechargeable, USB-C
In the box
- Tango companion
- USB-C charging cable
- Quick-start guide
Good questions
Questions, answered.
How is Tango different from Zolu?
Zolu is the storyteller; Tango is your child's hands. Zolu asks, Tango answers.
Does Tango work on its own?
Tango plays alongside Zolu, which provides the voice. Zolu also works alone.
What are the four glowing corners?
Talk to Zolu, today's session, family calls, Music Jam. No menus.
Is Tango durable?
Yes. Soft chunky buttons, rounded edges, no fragile screen anywhere.