About us

We wanted a friend who listens, and a report that tells the truth

Most apps for little ones either entertain them or quiz them. Buni is built around one simple idea: ask, wait, listen, and change what comes next based on what really happened — then tell the parent the truth about it.

How we work

Four principles we do not bend

Say less about usage, more about learning

We do not show you minutes, streaks or time on app. Those numbers are easy to produce and tell you nothing about your child.

Never overstate a child

Recognition and speaking are different abilities, and help is different from doing it alone. We keep them apart even when a rosier report would be easier to sell.

A child should never hit a dead end

There is no losing, no wrong-answer buzzer and no nagging. If a little one is stuck, Buni shows the answer with a smile and carries on playing.

Collect as little as possible

No child login, no stored recordings, no voiceprints, no camera. The less we hold, the less there is to go wrong.

The characters

Who your little one will meet

Buni teaches. Each of the others hosts one game about the one subject they own. They appear inside the app, on your child's screen — not on this one.

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

Buni rabbit

your child's guide

Buni runs the live lessons: Buni asks, waits, listens, and cheers your little one on based on what they actually did.

Dot, a purple octopus in a blue top, one arm raised

Dot octopus

numbers and counting

Dot hosts the counting game — how many, which is more, and which number is that, all with a giggle.

Pip, a small yellow bird in a green jumper, standing brightly

Pip bird

letters, sounds and words

Pip hosts the letters game — find this letter, and find the picture that starts with this sound.

Fig, an orange fox in a soft purple scarf, standing calmly

Fig fox

logic and patterns

Fig hosts the thinking game — what matches, what comes next, and which one does not belong.

Coco's artwork is still being drawn

Coco artwork on the way

colours

Coco names a colour. Your child taps the one that is that colour — finding a colour, which comes before naming it.

Tilly's artwork is still being drawn

Tilly artwork on the way

shapes

Tilly names a shape. Your child taps the one that is that shape — finding a shape, which comes before naming it.

Our team

More about us, soon

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