An AI friend your kid can just talk to — no reading, no typing, no spelling. They say "make a red Mustang" and it draws them a red Mustang, live, on their own page, narrating every change so a non-reader can follow along. You watch it happen, and you can undo anything or take the page down with one tap.
Not an emoji that is nearly right. These three came out of the live product, unedited, from a child-sized sentence.
Every drawing is checked before it is shown: an illustration that arrives carrying anything other than shapes and colour is thrown away rather than cleaned up.
Three things happen every time, and a parent can see all three, live.
No app to type into, no keyboard, no spelling. Just describing what they want, in their own words — "make it have dinosaurs" is a complete instruction.
Real changes happen on their page while they watch and listen — narrated the whole way, so a non-reader can follow exactly what's happening and why.
Watch the session, redirect it mid-build, or undo the last change with one tap. Nothing goes live to anyone else until you say so.
Just a first name. No sign-ups collected from kids, ever.
Kids compose from kid-safe building blocks, and every drawing is generated then checked against a strict whitelist before it is shown — never an open-ended AI writing arbitrary code onto the page.
Watch the actual build session in real time, not a log you read later.
Any change can be reverted instantly — nothing is permanent until a parent approves it.