The day at the gan should feel calm. On the phone too.

BaGan is built in Israel for private kindergartens, daycares and home daycares, in Hebrew from day one.

Why BaGan

Gan staff work at a pace few workplaces know: many children, few hands, and a phone that never stops buzzing. Every minute at a screen is a minute away from the children.

Parents want to know the day went well, and to catch up in a moment on their phone, without scrolling through hundreds of messages. And gan owners run a whole business: children, families, staff, sometimes several branches.

BaGan is built to give each of them exactly what they need, and no more: one tap instead of ten for the staff, a calm window into the child's day for parents, and the full picture for owners.

Every new feature is measured by one question: does it free up time for someone at the gan?

What guides us

  • Calm first

    Few notifications, clean screens, and nothing that pops up without a reason.

  • Privacy by default

    Each parent sees only their own children. Photos without location, and links that expire.

  • Every tap counts

    We count taps per child and per class, and remove every one we can.

  • Hebrew first

    Right to left, in plain language that addresses everyone. In Russian and English too.

Want to meet?

We'd love to hear about your gan and show you how BaGan works.

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