A little moment. A whole world of possibility.

Start with the moment, not the screen.

Maybe it’s the book before bed. Maybe it’s a quiet puzzle while dinner comes together, or the question that arrives on a Saturday morning: what shall we do today? Kiddos starts with those ordinary family moments.

Our promise is simple: everything kids love, everything parents trust. We want to make experiences that invite curiosity and give grown-ups clear choices. No single app needs to do everything. Each one has a particular job in family life.

In February, we introduced the Kiddos ecosystem through five apps and a shared ambition: turn screen time into growth time. Since then, the family has grown to nine apps, and the way we describe it has become more specific. What does a family need in this moment, and how can Kiddos help?

Sometimes the answer is a story. Sometimes it is a calmer bedtime, a small choice a child can make, or a reason to look up from the screen and notice the world around them.

Nine apps. A clear purpose for each.

Kiddos Books — Read with confidence. Listen, follow along, and take turns reading in English, French, or Spanish.

Kiddos TV — Watch safely. Curated YouTube Made for Kids videos, with parent controls for channels, time, and breaks.

Kiddos Bright — Learn through play. Explore counting, rhymes, patterns, and little puzzles that invite curiosity.

Kiddos Events — Know what to do next. Find nearby family outings and the details to help you choose what fits today.

Kiddos Music — Calm in one tap. Choose Sleep, Calm, or Focus for a gentler soundtrack to everyday family moments.

Kiddos Play — Spot and solve. Look closely, find a difference, and enjoy calm picture puzzles at your own pace.

Kiddos Yum — Choose lunch together. Parents approve the foods; children make their own choices for the lunchbox.

Kiddos Quest — Find clues. Change the story. Find real-world clues together to bring an illustrated adventure back to color.

Kiddos Wealth — Recognize everyday effort together. Celebrate small goals on a family tree, with pretend coins.

A clue in the room. A leaf on the tree.

Quest and Wealth make the connection with everyday life especially visible. Quest is supervised, English-language play for ages 5 and older. A clue might ask you to find something green nearby. The adult chooses a clear play area and stays alongside the child. Keep the screen down while moving, and stop before aiming the camera. Recognition happens on the device; camera frames are not saved or uploaded.

Wealth starts with a conversation: what would we like to try, and what did we do together? Helping at home, reading a paper book or trying something new can become a leaf. A grown-up confirms the achievement. You can recognize effort with zero coins, and spending practice coins never removes leaves. The coins are fictional, have no cash value and cannot be bought.

Neither app needs to turn family life into a performance. Choose a little adventure or a goal that fits today, help when needed, and leave room to stop.

Stories can open a door.

Kiddos World brings original characters and stories into the family. Gina and Ollie explore little science questions. Olivia travels with her beloved plush bunny, Doudou. The Germ Gang brings tiny mischief and big giggles.

Kiddos World gives those characters more places to meet families: films to watch together, posters for little questions, Everyday wonders to read and try, Playtime pictures to explore, and drawing sheets to make your own. Teachers and caregivers can find ideas for conversation and shared activities, too.

You can start right here with Where Did My Water Go? Read a page together, pause on a picture, and ask what your child notices. A story does not have to end when the last page turns. It can become a conversation, a drawing, or a question to explore away from the screen.

Printed books and character favorites in Kiddos Shop offer another way to keep a story close. A familiar face on the shelf can invite a child back to a story they already love.

Their curiosity. Your confidence.

Privacy by design. Purpose built for kids. Your family. Your pace. Those three ideas guide the choices we make, from the way a parent sets up an app to the way a child reaches the end of an activity.

Privacy-first is a design commitment, and families deserve the specific details behind it. Each app has its own privacy policy, terms, and FAQ. Device requirements, online services, and purchase options differ across the family.

For example, Kiddos TV uses YouTube’s player. YouTube may present contextual ads and process technical information for playback; Kiddos does not sell or control that advertising. Kiddos Events uses external services to help find outings, and venue details should be checked before you go.

We prefer privacy-preserving technology and on-device processing where appropriate. We do not describe every experience as offline or entirely on-device. The app-specific information is there to help you make an informed choice.

One app is a perfectly good beginning.

You do not need to adopt a whole ecosystem at once. Choose a moment that already matters to your family. Try a story, explore a short puzzle, or make choosing lunch something your child can join in with.

Kiddos Family brings apps together in an App Store bundle. Kiddos+ is a separate cross-app subscription for participating apps. Apple’s listing and each app’s purchase screen explain the current features, availability, and price.

Yum’s core lunchbox experience and Wealth’s family features are free. Optional Kiddos+ supports benefits in participating sibling apps; it does not unlock those free features or buy Wealth coins. Quest includes three free play days, with a day counted only after a first successful find. Its app explains the options for continuing.

The app pages bring the practical details together: a look inside, included access, membership choices, three useful starting questions, and links to the complete FAQ and policies. Start with the experience that fits your family, then explore the rest when you want to.

A good experience leaves room for the rest of life.

The moments we hope families remember are bigger than a screen: a child explaining the clue they spotted, a shared laugh, a new word tried aloud, a plan to head outside.

That is the direction we are building toward. Thoughtful apps. Original stories. Clear choices for grown-ups. And plenty of room for children to be children.