Kids are learning AI whether we teach them or not.
66%
of parents say AI skills are critical to their child's future — yet only 11% of schools teach it.
#1 fear
Parents' single biggest worry about kids and AI is losing critical thinking skills.
Most kids
already use AI chatbots — usually with no supervision and no guardrails at all.
Sources: Codeyoung parent survey, 2026, Pew Research Center, 2026
How it works
1. You pick the subjects
Choose from a curated catalog. Nothing is taught that you haven't approved first.
2. The AI teaches, gently
10–15 minutes a day, adapted to your child's age and level — and it never strays outside what you chose.
3. You see everything
Every lesson, every conversation, every bit of progress and struggle — right on your dashboard.
A peek inside
Built for their age. Open to you.
Younger kids get a storybook: pictures to tap, a friendly guide, words read aloud. From 11, it grows up into a study notebook. Either way, one question at a time, and their world grows every session — and every word is saved for you to read.
You see every word
First subject
AI Literacy
The best way to learn about AI is with an AI that's built for kids and supervised by you.
- What AI actually is — and isn't
- How AI can be confidently wrong, and how to check it
- Using AI as a tool, not a crutch
- Staying safe: privacy, scams, and what never to share
Coming soon
Any topic. Your rules.
Want your kid to learn about space, budgeting, or your family's heritage? Describe it in one sentence. Loomda researches the topic, builds a structured course at your child's level, and shows you the full plan — you approve every step and set the finish line.
1. You describe the topic
One sentence is enough.
2. We propose the course
A full structure and end-goal, built for your child's age.
3. You approve, kid starts learning
Nothing begins until you say go.
Built for parents who don’t trust open-ended AI.
No ads, ever
Loomda is paid for by families, not advertisers. Your child is never the product.
Conversations never train models
What your child says to Loomda stays theirs. It's never used to train AI models.
Parent consent required
No child starts a single lesson without a parent creating and approving the account first.
Built for COPPA & GDPR-K
Designed from day one around children's privacy law, not retrofitted after the fact.
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