The games

Twelve games, and never one your child isn't ready for

Twelve games for children two to five. Big pictures, simple taps, nothing to read. Buni never asks your child something until the steps before it say they're ready — so a game they can open is a game they can do, and the rest wait for them, not the other way round.

Playable today

Some things only a voice can show

Twenty-five of the fifty-five things Buni teaches cannot be shown by pointing — saying what sound a letter makes, naming a number out loud, telling a piece of a story back. Buni asks for those in a lesson, where nothing is marked and a wrong guess costs your child nothing.

They are not games here, because a game marks an answer, and hearing a three-year-old clearly enough to mark her right or wrong is the hardest thing we have to build. It is not finished. We are not going to put a date on it, and we are not going to score her on a guess in the meantime.