🧩 Familiar Arabic games
Lebanese proverbs (الأمثال الشعبية), “What's this?” (شو هيدا؟) and true-or-false (صح أو غلط) quizzes, with encouraging stars and short rounds.
WANASNA · ونسناKL-MEHANNA PRODUCT · iOS · INCLUSIVE DESIGN
A little joy, every day — designed for Arabic-speaking seniors.
WANASNA is an Arabic-first iPhone entertainment application from KL-MEHANNA LLC. Designed around warmth, companionship and discovery, it brings Lebanese proverbs, playful questions, nostalgic music and family memories together in an accessible, joyful experience.
Currently in development; not yet available for public download.
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أهلا وسهلا! 💚شو بتحب نعمل سوا اليوم؟
🧩 يلا نلعب!
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أغاني زمان📷
ذكريات حلوة👨👩👧
العيلة🧠
تمارين العقل
أغاني زمان📷
ذكريات حلوة👨👩👧
العيلة🧠
تمارين العقل
THE CONCEPT
Technology that feels like company.
Inspired by the Lebanese expression وَنَس, WANASNA is made for older adults who want to play, reminisce and connect without complicated menus or pressure. The visual identity is a joyful garden, while the app prioritises large controls, readable text and friendly feedback.
🎵 Music and memories
Old songs, nostalgic stories, favourite moments and prompts to share with the family.
⭐ Friendly progression
Personalised senior onboarding, avatar choices, short sessions and planned cross-device progress synchronisation.
📱 Native iPhone product
KL-MEHANNA develops the mobile app and its Arabic-first right-to-left user experience.
☁️ Connected platform
Content, player identification and game progress are supported by modern backend architecture.
💚 Human-centred design
Accessible digital experiences built for comfort, independence and family connection. This is entertainment software, not a medical service.
THE STORY BEHIND WANASNA
Made with love for our parents, beginning with Abou Chehab.
WANASNA started with a simple, deeply personal observation: a son watching his parents grow older and begin to forget some of life’s precious dates. Unable to find an Arabic entertainment app with the warmth and simplicity he imagined, he decided to build one himself — and to share the early experience with his father, Abou Chehab. What began at home is designed to bring joy, memories and connection to families everywhere.