Screen time that adds up
Ziippi turns screen time into something that leaves a mark: short sessions for children aged 2 to 6, tuned to what your child already knows, explained with voice and pictures — nothing to read — and a parent dashboard that shows you what actually happened.
Numa, Lumi, Jax, Rosi, Tuki, Savi, Mika and Zii — one for every subject.
How it works
You pick your child's age and what they're drawn to. Ziippi builds a plan around it and adjusts difficulty session by session: when something is hard, it comes back at it from a different angle before moving on; when it clicks, it steps up. Sessions run as long as you set — five, ten or fifteen minutes — and end on their own.
What they learn
Five areas, the same ones they see on screen: Numbers — counting, comparing amounts, recognising digits and the first steps toward adding; Letters — vowels, first sounds, rhymes and the road to their first words; Discover — shapes, colours, sizes and patterns; Feel — naming emotions, waiting their turn, asking for help; and Speak. More than 1,000 activities across 60 different formats, not the same question with new pictures.
Two and six are not the same age
The distance between them is enormous, and Ziippi changes skin to follow it: Semillita for the youngest, with large shapes, room for a small finger and voice on everything; and Niño, illustrated like a picture book, for when they already know their letters and can hold a slightly longer instruction. There is never text a child must read in order to play.
What you see
The parent dashboard shows which days they played, for how long, what they got right and where they get stuck. Not badges — the detail per exercise, and a calendar where every day with a session is circled in the color of how it went.
No ads, and data kept where it belongs
There are no ads, nothing a child can buy, no links that take them out of the app and no chat with strangers. Child profiles are created and controlled by an adult behind a PIN, and your child's data is never sold or used to build anyone's profile. We comply with COPPA in the United States, GDPR in Europe, LGPD in Brazil and Law 1581 in Colombia.
What your child sees
The same app, two different views: tablet in landscape, phone in portrait. Not the desktop one shrunk down — each is built for how the device is held.
On tablet, the screen where they choose: each island is a subject and its character. The lifted one is “Numbers”, Numa’s.
On phone, a numbers exercise: put two groups together and tap how many there are.
Frequently asked questions
What ages is it for?
Two to six. At two, a session is shapes, sounds and voice, and an adult can sit alongside without having to run it; by six they recognise letters and work through it alone. Above that age there is no content yet — we would rather say so than have you find out after paying.
How long is a session?
You choose when you create the profile: five, ten or fifteen minutes. The session ends by itself when the time is up, so turning it off isn’t a negotiation.
Does it need internet?
Yes, to load the session and save progress. Once a session is under way, a brief drop in connection won’t interrupt what your child is doing.
Can I use it for more than one child?
Yes. Each child gets their own profile, plan and progress, and you switch between them from the family screen.
Are there ads or in-app purchases?
No. No advertising, and nothing a child can buy. The subscription lives in the parent dashboard, behind the adult PIN.
What languages does it support?
Thirteen, including English, Spanish and Portuguese. Language is set per profile, so one child can practice in Spanish while another works in English.