Our Commitments

01. Promoting linguistic and cultural diversity

At Kikiyomi, we are committed to providing everyone, wherever they are, with the opportunity to discover timeless literary works from all corners of the world.


We aim to make culture accessible to as many people as possible, regardless of their linguistic abilities or resources.


This is why we designed Kikiyomi as an unlimited access platform, combining reading and listening so that everyone can progress at their own pace while exploring stories that have touched generations.

02. Ensuring equitable access to literature

We are committed to enabling everyone to easily access literary works, regardless of their language skills.


We firmly believe that culture should be accessible to all, everywhere in the world. That’s why Kikiyomi offers literary works in a format that combines listening and reading to help each user improve in a language while discovering universal stories that have touched generations.

03. Supporting published and aspiring writers

We are also committed to providing a platform for authors who wish to share their work.


We want to offer contemporary writers the opportunity to share their creations with a curious and international audience. Kikiyomi aspires to become a bridge between authors and their readers.

04. Committing to a more inclusive and sustainable future

At Kikiyomi, we are dedicated to contributing to a more inclusive, caring, and environmentally conscious world.


We are committed to organizing our annual Solidarity Advent Calendar, from December 1 to 25, offering a subscription to one boy and one girl in the hospital.


We are committed to fostering language learning in underprivileged regions. By providing access to books and linguistic exploration, we aim to ensure that everyone can benefit from enriching learning, regardless of their background.


As part of our responsible approach, we commit, through the Stripe Climate initiative, to supporting reforestation projects and animal protection efforts in areas affected by deforestation.