Meet Buni. Learning made personal.

Interactive lessons and games that adapt to how your child learns — building early skills in numbers, language, patterns, colors, and shapes.

Ages 2 to 5 · No ads · No child login

  • Dot, a purple octopus in a blue top, one arm raised
  • Pip, a small yellow bird in a green jumper, standing brightly
  • Fig, an orange fox in a soft purple scarf, standing calmly
Buni, a cream-coloured rabbit in a teal hoodie with a yellow star, standing and looking ahead
Buni, a cream-coloured rabbit, stands on a sunny green hill with Dot, Pip and Fig.

Speak or tap

How Buni works

Your child can answer out loud or by tapping a picture — and either way, what comes next changes based on what they just showed.

Out loud

  1. How many carrots can you see?
  2. Listening…
  3. Three!
  4. Three! One, two, three carrots.
  5. Recorded: saying how many — said out loud, unaided.

By tapping

Which group has three?

“That's three! One, two, three.”
Buni asks which group has three, the child taps the middle group of three dinosaurs, and Buni answers the choice they made.

Answering out loud happens in a lesson, where nothing is marked. Marking a spoken answer inside a game is the hardest thing we have to build, and it is not finished — so the games ask for a tap, and we are not putting a date on the rest.

  1. Buni asks
  2. Your child answers
  3. Buni adapts

The learning world

A world of things to learn.

Buni guides the whole thing and keeps track. Each area has its own teacher, and your little one meets all of them inside your account.

  • Learn numbers with Dot

    How many, which is more, and which number that is.

  • Learn letters and sounds with Pip

    Finding a letter, and what sound it starts.

  • Learn patterns with Fig

    What matches, and what comes next.

  • Learn colours with Coco

    Naming a colour, and finding one that matches.

  • Learn shapes with Tilly

    Circle, square, triangle — in things, not on flashcards.

What you see

No inflated progress.

Buni separates what your child can do independently from what they can do with help.

Alone counts. Helped is logged.
Hints and assistance never count as independent mastery — they show in the history as what they were.
Different answers are different skills.
Recognising a quantity is not the same as being able to name it, so Buni never lets one stand in for the other.
How the report is worked out

Ada’s learning

Example report
  • Counting 1 to 5

    Mastered
  • Letter sounds

    Learning now
  • Patterns

    Getting stronger
  • Colours

    Mastered
On their ownWith Buni’s help

Privacy

Built for little learners. Designed for protective parents.

  • No child login
  • No stored recordings
  • No voiceprints
  • No camera
  • No ads
  • Answers become text, then get deleted

When your child speaks, the audio is turned into text and discarded in the same moment, so there is nothing kept to lose. You can export everything held about your child, or delete the account outright, from your settings. Read the plain-language version.

Questions

What parents ask us

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Buni, a cream-coloured rabbit in a teal hoodie with a yellow star, standing and looking ahead