Start together.
Try an activity alongside your child. Notice what they can do and where they pause.
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Room to have a go.
A grown-up still nearby.
You don’t have to give the answer. Sit nearby, ask a question and let your child show you what they’re thinking.
A grown-up is part of the picture.
Trying a sample doesn’t create a child account. You can explore together without setting anything up.
Ask about the working.
Ask “How did you know?” or “Can you show me?” If an explanation seems wrong, check it together.
A look at the full board
A clear picture of their learning time.
The board currently used by the family has a grown-ups area for profiles, activity and revision packs.
- A grown-up manages each child’s profile and settings.
- The record shows when help was used as well as what was tried independently.
- There are controls to export and delete a child’s information.
- We’ll explain which parent controls are included when wider access opens.
At the kitchen table, or wherever you learn
Try a sample on the screen you have.
Touch
Tap the labelled buttons to share, choose an answer or colour the house.
Keyboard
Use Tab to move between controls, type an answer and press Enter to choose.
Mouse
Click a counter, answer or colour, then look at what changes.
The device and handwriting options for the full board will be listed before signup opens.
Who is Bubomi for?
Bubomi is for children who like to write, read, draw and work things out, with a grown-up nearby. The samples are ready to try together. We’ll share the ages and learning areas for the full board when access opens.
Does Bubomi follow my child’s school curriculum?
The samples use British English and familiar primary learning ideas. They don’t cover a whole curriculum. We’ll explain the subjects and levels offered with the full board before families join.
Can the Owl get something wrong?
Yes. The full board uses AI, which can misread writing or give an incorrect explanation. Ask your child how they worked it out and check anything that seems wrong. The app checks supported maths answers with code, but an explanation can still need correcting.
Do you need my child’s name or school?
No. These samples don’t ask for a child’s name or school, and they don’t create a child profile. Any invitation request is for a grown-up’s own email address.
Give it a go
See what you can work out.
Share some counters, read a story or give a word a go.