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Verifiable parental consent before your child’s first session. Plain English on what we collect, before we collect it.

The 5 Senses program
Ages 2 to 6, for every child learning at their pace.
No levels. No scores. Nobody left behind.

Uncle Boopi listens, answers what your child actually said, and remembers what they managed last time. What your child tells him stays inside the app, Never sold, never advertised against, never used to train anything, and yours to delete any time.
No more than thirty minutes on the screen, and less than that for a kid plus ten minutes off it, with you. Those ten are where it becomes real, Practiced in the morning, used at your table by dinner.
You are about to let something talk to your child. Here is exactly what it can and cannot do.
Verifiable parental consent before your child’s first session. Plain English on what we collect, before we collect it.
See it. Correct it. Take it. Delete it. Withdraw consent. Any time, no reason needed.
An outside firm audits our security controls. How data is stored. Who can reach it. What happens when something goes wrong.
Independent app-security verification. What Google requires for apps handling sensitive user data.
Encrypted while it moves. Encrypted while it sits.

No open internet, no search, no improvising. He follows a syllabus written and reviewed by child psychologists, and both sides of the conversation are checked, what your child says and what he says back. Anything outside the 2 to 6 program he redirects instead of guessing, and nothing he hears trains anything outside Todemy.

The first years of a child's life decide a great deal, and they decide it whether or not a family can afford help. This is the part of that we can do something about.
A part of our profit goes to Children who need us
Ask a kindergarten teacher what they wish kids showed up with. It isn't letters.
Teachers named emotional self-regulation the single skill incoming kindergartners most need.
59%
of early educators say behavior has gotten worse in two years.
49%
of preschool teachers say behavior interrupts instruction multiple times a day. EdWeek Research Center poll, 2026
They will be asked to sit, wait, share, take turns and handle disappointment.
Long before anyone asks them to read. Todemy works on that part.
A kid doesn't learn an idea. They learn what they saw, heard, tasted, touched and said.
Another child's face in every frame. What they see, before what to do.
You'll notice:they spot an upset child before you point it out.
Audio your child answers back to, not audio that plays at them.
You'll notice:their name lands the first time, not the third.
Meals they sit at, taste, and choose between. Not meals they are fed.
You'll notice:fewer standoffs at the table.
Real objects, real hands, off the screen. The same skill, before bed.
You'll notice:a handover that no longer costs you half an hour.
Your child says it out loud. He answers what they said, then names it. Mad, left out, not fair.
You'll notice:“I’m mad,” where a thrown plate used to be.
Five features in. Five changes out. Every one visible this month, not a promise about who your child becomes.
Built over two years by child psychologists.
700+
Videos
1200+
Audios
200+
Games
1200+
Offline Activities


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No levels, no scores, no child behind. Your child’s pace, not a grade level, and eleven tries if that is what it takes.

Not a video, not a script. He responds to what your child said, and remembers last time.

No autoplay, no countdown, no algorithm choosing next. When the day is done, it’s done, and the handover stops being a fight.

Fifteen minutes in one go or two shorter sittings. It holds its place, and nobody sits still just to finish.

Same opening, same order, same ending. Nothing is a surprise, which matters more at this age than variety.

Every day ends off the screen, with you, a sibling or a friend. Less of your child’s day, not more.
"More than one million new neural connections form every second in the first years of life."
— Center on the Developing Child, Harvard University.
Where families start → What we're building toward
Not in ten years. This week. Recognize any of these?






Every app wants your child's attention. Todemy wants their behavior to change.
The difference isn't just what Todemy does. It's what everything else doesn't.
Some parents who went through our journey in the past years

“It helps my guilt about screen time because I feel she's actually learning unlike other apps.”
Emily

“It helps my guilt about screen time because I feel she's actually learning unlike other apps.”
Layla

“We finally found something age-appropriate that keeps him engaged and we can see him learning.”
Sarah

“The activities feel intentional and calm. He's excited to open Todemy instead of random videos.”
Marcus

“I love knowing the content is vetted and that I'm not handing him another attention-trap app.”
Priya

Your child is a specific age today. Every day between two and six shapes how they handle being told no, being left out, being disappointed. It doesn't stop mattering at seven. It just gets harder.
Frequently Asked Questions
No more than thirty minutes on the screen and ten minutes off it, and less for a younger child. A two-year-old does a much shorter session than a five-year-old. You can split it however works, and it holds its place.
One thing your child is working on, taken through all five senses in the same day. Something to see, hear, say, do and touch. It is how a two-to-six-year-old actually takes something in, so the skill isn’t hanging on a single route.
No. He is an interactive mentor inside a closed app, built for one age group and one job. He cannot reach the open internet and cannot be asked about things outside the program. Every session he delivers was written and reviewed by child psychologists first.
No. It is built from what you picked, your child’s age, and what they managed last time. Two children the same age get different sessions.
None. No ads, no sponsored content, no third-party advertising of any kind. And no behavioral advertising to your child ever.
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