First AI
    for big thinkers

    Little kids. Big questions. Your child asks as much as they like and turns ideas into pictures and apps of their own.

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    Ideas become pictures and apps

    Your child describes an idea, and Jelo helps turn it into a picture or a small app. Everything they make is kept in one place to open again.

    A child at home building a planet app on a tablet

    Kids are already asking AI

    But the AI they use was built for adults

    Kids need an AI that's safe and turns their questions into learning. Jelo talks at your child's level, stays within the limits you set, and helps them find the answer themselves.

    A child looking up, puzzled, at a huge grey screen full of text
    Grown-up AIAI chatbot made for adultsWrites the answer

    What's 3/4 divided by 2?

    The answer is 3/8. Working: 3/4 ÷ 2 = 3/4 × 1/2 = 3/8

    Your child copies the answer and stops

    JeloHelps them think

    What's 3/4 divided by 2?

    3/4 of a pizza is three slices out of four. How would you cut them so two people get the same?

    Cut each slice in half, so 3/8 each?

    Exactly, 3/8! Try the next one the same way.

    Your child worked out how to split it

    You decide what your child can do

    Switch things on and off as your child grows. Try it.

    Features

    Helpers

    Your child only talks to the helpers you add.

    A week that keeps itself on track

    Today's tasks from the weekly plan you set show up on your child's screen, and every one they finish earns a stamp.

    A child pressing a third sticker onto a weekly stamp chart
    Name a space probePick a ready-made project and send it
    9:41
    Mia 37

    1 project left today

    Today2 of 3 done
    Math book p. 42–44
    30 spelling words
    Read 20 pages
    This week's stamps
    MTWTFSS
    HelpersSee all
    Jelo
    Book club
    Homework helpAsk anythingDraw
    Talk to Jelo
    9:41
    Mia

    From Jelo: the last 7 days

    Friendships are on their mind lately

    Monday morningLast week's letter is here

    Hints for dividing fractions · Why volcanoes erupt

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    Your child's chats

    Tonight's conversation starter

    What was the trickiest part of the homework you asked Jelo about today?

    I askedAnother question
    Curiosity atlas1 new topic

    Ask this at dinner tonight

    Every day, a question picked from what your child talked about with Jelo.

    A child excitedly explaining a volcano at dinner while a parent listens, laughing
    What was the trickiest part of the homework you asked Jelo about today?

    A letter from Jelo every Monday

    What your child asked last week and where they got stuck, in a letter from Jelo.

    A parent smiling over coffee while reading Jelo's Monday letter

    Dear Mia's family

    Nov 3 – Nov 9

    A week of 23 “why” questions

    The question Mia held onto longest was why the Moon changes shape. At first Mia just wanted the answer, but after I suggested trying it with a flashlight and a ball, Mia spent three days sketching it out and explained it in Mia's own words.

    With dividing fractions, Mia nearly gave up twice and found 3/8 on the third try. A new habit is forming: drawing the problem first when stuck.

    This week at dinner, try asking“Can you explain to me why the Moon changes shape?”

    Jelo

    Questions parents ask

    Will it do my child's homework?

    It won't write the finished work. It finds where your child got stuck and works through it one step at a time. Ask it anything and it explains at your child's level.

    Does my child know they're talking to an AI?

    The first time they meet, Jelo says it's an AI, not a person, and lets your child know that a parent can see conversations that look worrying.

    Which devices does it work on?

    Any browser on a computer, tablet or phone.

    Can my child use it without their own phone?

    Yes. Open your child's screen on your phone or tablet and hand it over. You can sit with them and guide them, too. When they leave their screen, you're back at the start.

    How much does it cost?

    See the family plan on our pricing page.

    Clay scene: the grown-up child presents a model rocket on stage while famous figures applaud

    Start with tonight's dinner question

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