An app for the parent, first

You’re the algorithm. We make you a great one.

WeKids puts you — not a recommendation engine — in charge of your child’s screen time, then backs you up: fact-checked answers to their questions, evidence-cited insights worth knowing, real places to go nearby, and honest cards about what actually landed. The calm feed your child sees is the byproduct of an equipped parent.

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On the App Store and Google Play. Free tier, no ads to children.

The Wonder Loop

A question at dinner. An answer made for them.

Your child wonders something out loud. You type it in, in their words, and tap their name. The answer comes back written for the age they actually are, goes through a fact-check pass, and lands with you first. Then the good part: one more tap, and WeKids builds them their own little game or video about it — theirs, about their question, waiting in their app by morning.

You ask. The real question, in their words.
We check. A fact-check pass runs before it can be sent.
You approve. Nothing reaches your kid until you send it.
We build. Their question becomes their own game or video — made for them, not found for them.
It lands. A card tells you what they spent time with, and asks how it went.

Watch it happen

One bedtime question, start to finish.

“Why was the sky orange tonight?” — sixty seconds from a real question to a fact-checked answer to her own game about it, waiting in her app by morning.

Real examples

Nothing here was picked off a shelf. It was made.

These are two real things WeKids built — the first one from that exact bedtime question. Play them right here, in your browser, before you download anything.

A cartoon sun over a house and a child, with the sky turning orange. — Why the Sky Turns Orange

Made from the question in the film. Tap the sun until white light splits into every colour, drag it down to sunset, then throw dust in the air and watch the sky go oranger. Built for a five-year-old.

A 3D view of the Earth and Moon with a From Earth inset showing the current moon phase. — Moon Phase Explorer

The same engine, aimed older. Drag the Moon around its orbit in real 3D and watch all eight shapes appear — and learn that a New Moon isn’t Earth’s shadow at all.

Both run entirely on your device — no ads, no tracking, no way for them to reach the internet. That’s how every one of them ships to your child.

Questions your kid will ask you

Straight answers you can say out loud, each one ending in something they can play with in the browser — no download, no signup.

The honest question

Isn’t this just ChatGPT for kids?

No — and the difference is the whole point. A chatbot hands anyone a reply. WeKids turns your child’s question into their own game or video — checked, approved by you, and built for the age they are.

A chatbot answers anyone, instantly.

Here, nothing reaches your child until you’ve seen it and said yes. The gate is how it’s built, not a setting you have to find.

A chatbot can be confidently wrong.

Every WeKids answer goes through a separate fact-check pass before it can be sent — and if it doesn’t pass, it doesn’t ship.

A chatbot doesn’t know your kid.

Answers here are written for the age they actually are — a six-year-old and an eleven-year-old get different answers to the same question, with no prompt-crafting from you.

A chatbot ends in a wall of text.

Here, one more tap builds your child their own game or video about their question — made for them, delivered inside a kids’ app with no ads, no feed, and no open door to the internet. That’s not a feature a chat window has.

A chatbot never stops.

Their day here ends — “all done for today” — and It Landed shows you what they actually spent time with.

A chatbot forgets you the moment you close it.

Every question your child asks is kept in their Question Book, grouped by the age they were — and every answer teaches you a little more about how they think.

There’s no open chat window on your child’s device. Their questions flow through you — that’s the design, not a limitation.

What’s inside

A toolkit for you. A calm world for them.

Your toolkit

Ask WeKids

Type the question your kid just asked. You get a vetted answer, a way to say it out loud to a six-year-old, and one question to hand back — then one more tap turns it into their own game or video, delivered to their app.

Worth Knowing

A short shelf of cards for you, each citing its source, each ending in one small thing worth trying tonight. No news. No outrage. Nothing to doomscroll.

Around You

Real classes, camps, and places near you — found from a coarse location, never your exact one. Reasons to leave the house.

The honest record

It Landed

When your child spends real time with something, a quiet card says so — and asks you how it went. It says spent time with, never “mastered.” We’d rather be honest than impressive.

Question Book

Every question your child has asked, kept — grouped by the age they were when they asked it. A keepsake of a childhood’s curiosity.

Twelve domains

A map of their development — from language to movement to how things work — so you can see breadth, not just minutes.

Skills, not scrolling

Every minute points at something they’re getting better at.

Content is organized around real developmental skills — piano, swimming, reading, coding, art — each with milestones, like a learning path. Intent, not an infinite feed.

Calm by design

A kids’ app your child can actually finish.

No autoplay, no rabbit holes, no engagement bait. Their surface is a finite daily plan — Today — that they complete and reach all done for today. A plan that ends, not a feed that never does.

See what they’re learning

Preview the exact feed. Watch them grow.

See the precise feed your child will see — before they do — and watch what they’re spending time with over the weeks. Zero surprises, full transparency.

We compete for your attention, so nothing competes for theirs. No algorithm deciding what your kid sees. No infinite scroll. No ads aimed at your child. Just their own questions, answered carefully — and a day that ends.

No ad-tech. No behavioral profiling of children. And when you want something built just for them, you can still make it yourself — custom interactives and videos, previewed by you before they ever reach your kid. Powered by Claude and Veo.

Available now

Two apps, one calm system. WeParents is your remote. WeKids is their calm room. Start with WeParents — set up your child’s profile, then put WeKids on their device.

Start here — WeParents

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Then, on your child’s device — WeKids