She stops and listens
Buni asks one question, then waits with big curious ears. Your child answers out loud and she reacts to what they actually said — never to a right-or-wrong buzzer.
Learning that listens
Buni asks your child a real question, waits, and hears the answer — then adapts. You get an honest picture of what they can do on their own.
Why kids love it
A real back-and-forth, not a tap-through quiz
Little fingers can answer too
In a car, a library, or beside a sleeping sibling, your child answers by tapping pictures. Buni still talks, giggles and celebrates — nothing about the fun is reduced.
An honest report for you
Something only appears as known once your little one has done it all by themselves, more than once, in more than one situation. Help is recorded as help.
Gentle with your child's data
No child login, no stored recordings, no voiceprints, no camera, and nothing used to train a model. Their words stay theirs.
Buni's friends
Each of Buni's friends knows one thing well
Buni guides your child through the lessons. Dot brings numbers, Pip brings letters and sounds, Fig brings patterns and what-comes-next. Your little one meets all of them inside your account. This site is for you — there is nothing here for a child to play.
Dot — octopus
numbers and counting
Dot hosts the counting game — how many, which is more, and which number is that, all with a giggle.
Pip — bird
letters, sounds and words
Pip hosts the letters game — find this letter, and find the picture that starts with this sound.
Fig — fox
logic and patterns
Fig hosts the thinking game — what matches, what comes next, and which one does not belong.
Coco's artwork is still being drawn
Coco — artwork on the way
colours
Coco names a colour. Your child taps the one that is that colour — finding a colour, which comes before naming it.
Tilly's artwork is still being drawn
Tilly — artwork on the way
shapes
Tilly names a shape. Your child taps the one that is that shape — finding a shape, which comes before naming it.
Sessions
Short, sweet, and always ends with a nap
A session is capped at fifteen minutes. When time is up, Buni waves goodbye and snuggles down for a nap rather than pushing your child to keep going — and we never show you streaks or minutes, because that is not learning.