Live lessons

Buni asks. Your little one answers. The fun follows them.

This is the part no games app does. A lesson is a live back-and-forth: Buni speaks, stops, visibly listens, works out what your child meant, and adapts on the spot — by voice or by tapping, whichever suits the room you are in.

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

One turn

What actually happens, step by step

A session is short — capped at fifteen minutes, and Buni snuggles down for a nap at the end rather than pushing for more.

  1. Step 1

    Buni asks

    One question at a time, spoken out loud in a warm friendly voice, about something your little one already loves — their dog, their grandma, the dinosaur phase.

  2. Step 2

    She stops and listens

    The whole scene leans in to show it is your child's turn to shine. Buni waits patiently — no timer counting down, no nagging.

  3. Step 3

    Your little one answers

    Out loud, or by tapping a picture. Both count fully. In a quiet room, in a library, or with a shy child, tapping is the whole lesson and nothing is missing.

  4. Step 4

    Buni adapts

    A confident answer gets a celebration and moves on. A wobble gets a gentle hint and another go. An answer she cannot make out is never, ever marked wrong.

  5. Step 5

    Every turn is recorded honestly

    What was asked, what your child did, and whether they did it all by themselves or with a little help. Only unaided answers count toward knowing something.

Voice or tapping

Quiet mode is a full lesson, not a fallback

Cars, libraries, sleeping siblings, and little ones who are simply not ready to talk to a rabbit yet. In quiet mode Buni still speaks, still adapts, still celebrates — your child answers by tapping pictures rather than words, because we assume they cannot read.

It is a chat with a friend, not a quiz

Buni speaks, waits, and reacts to what actually happened — like a patient playmate. A quiz app just shows the next question.

Speaking is assessed as speaking

Saying "four" out loud and pointing at four things are different abilities. Buni keeps them separate, so progress is never overstated.

Help is visible, not hidden

When Buni gives the answer and your child repeats it, that is recorded as help — real learning, but not yet independent.

Nobody can lose

If your little one is stuck, Buni shows the answer warmly and carries on playing. There is no losing, no buzzer, and no dead end.

Privacy

How the voice part is handled

Your child's answer is turned into text and the recording is discarded in the same request. There is no stored audio, no voiceprint, no camera, and nothing is sent anywhere to train a model.