AI for kids that turns learning into screen time
Short, playful lessons explain how AI really works. Every lesson earns coins, and your child chooses when to swap them for Roblox or YouTube time. You set the rules from your own phone.
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0mWhich one uses AI?
Tap the one that learns from examples.
Try it: this is a real Bip lesson, in miniature.
An earn-screen-time app kids actually want to open
Most screen time apps just say no. Bip says: earn it. Every lesson pays coins, coins wait in a piggy bank, and your child decides when to swap them for game time. They learn how AI works, and how saving works, along the way.
- 1 · LEARN
A 5-minute lesson
Quizzes, sorting games and “teach the robot” challenges about how AI really works. Three stars pay the most.
- 2 · EARN
Coins, not free minutes
Lessons, quick reviews, daily coins and chores you approve all pay coins. You set the daily cap.
- 3 · SAVE
A real piggy bank
Coins wait until your child decides. Keeping them for a week earns a small bonus: a first lesson in money.
- 4 · PLAY
Game time they chose
Coins buy game time, and bigger packs cost less. Roblox or YouTube unlocks, and the clock only runs while they actually play.
AI literacy for kids, five minutes at a time
59 lessons across seven worlds, from “what is AI?” to spotting deepfakes and designing a game. Kids learn by doing: they sort, guess, train a robot and make things, in English or Albanian.
What AI really is- How AI learns from examples
- Why AI gets things wrong
- Chatbots and the stranger rule
- Real or AI? Spot the fake
- You're the author, AI helps
- Money, prices and profit
- Plan a game, pitch an idea
- Remember it with reviews
WORLD 1How AI LearnsExamples, labels and patterns
WORLD 2Talking to AIChatbots, prompts and staying safe
WORLD 3See & HearHow AI sees pictures and hears sounds
WORLD 4ThinkRules, decisions and routes
WORLD 5Real or AI?Spot fakes and use AI wisely
WORLD 6Build with AIPosters, stories and charts they make
WORLD 7Creator JobsGames, products, business, videos
Kids make things, not just scroll
In the Creator Jobs world, kids try real work: they plan, price and pitch, with AI as a helper and a grown-up note for every project.
Game designer
Draw a level on a grid, set the goal, plan an in-game shop.
Sticker pack maker
Pick a theme, design three stickers, set a fair price.
Market stall owner
Work out cost, price and profit before selling anything.
Video creator
Plan a hook, a middle and an ending, then a thumbnail.
Pitch day
Explain the idea: the problem, who it's for, what's special.
A screen time app for kids you control from your own phone
Pair your phone with your child's in ten seconds. Then lock, unlock, send bonus coins and approve chores from anywhere. Try it: tap the parent's phone.
3737Watch a chore travel between the phones, or tap a button.
Nothing is deleted
Games are locked, never removed. They come back when your child spends game time.
Real play time only
The clock counts minutes actually played, not minutes since unlocking.
Bedtime and school
Set quiet times once; games rest by themselves, even offline.
Hard to get around
Built on Apple Screen Time with Family Sharing, so Bip can't be removed without you.
AI with guardrails
The AI helper only suggests; your child stays the author. You can switch it off.
No ads, no tracking
No ads, no data selling. Lessons and creations stay on your child's phone.
Bip
AI Explained for Kids: a free 5-day mini course
Ten minutes a day, mostly with paper and pencils. By day five your child can explain what AI is, how it learns, when it gets things wrong, and how to use it safely.
- Day 1 · What is AI?
- Day 2 · Be the AI (card game)
- Day 3 · Real or AI? detective
- Day 4 · Chatbots and the stranger rule
- Day 5 · Make a story together
Answers for parents, in plain English
Short guides on AI, screen time, parental controls, money skills and kids who create.
AI for kids
What AI is, how to explain it and how to keep kids safe with it.
Screen time
How much is right, how to make it earned, and which apps help.
Parental controls
iPhone, Roblox and YouTube settings, step by step.
Money skills
Saving, rewards, chores and allowance, the way Bip's coins teach them.
Kids as creators
Making games, planning businesses and learning to code.
Parents ask
What is Bip?
Bip is an iPhone app that teaches kids aged 6 to 12 how artificial intelligence really works, in 59 short lessons. Every lesson earns coins, coins wait in a piggy bank, and kids swap them for game time on the apps you choose, like Roblox or YouTube.
What age is Bip for?
Ages 6 to 12. The lessons are short and picture-led, and younger children automatically get gentler, simpler wording.
How do kids earn screen time?
Finishing a lesson pays coins (3 stars pay the most), and so do quick reviews, daily coins and chores you approve. You set the daily earning cap. Kids then buy game time with their coins: bigger packs cost less, so saving up pays off.
Does it work with Roblox and YouTube?
Yes. You choose which games and apps count as game time. They stay locked until your child spends game time on them, and the clock only runs while they are actually playing. Nothing is ever deleted.
Do I need two phones?
No. Bip works on one shared phone, with your settings behind a PIN, or on two: your phone sets the rules for your child's phone and can lock it, unlock it or send bonus coins from anywhere.
Is Bip safe? What data do you collect?
Bip has no ads and no tracking, and it doesn't sell data. Your child's lessons and creations stay on their phone. When you connect two phones, only settings and totals (coins, minutes, chores) are shared between them. The optional AI helper only sees what your child types in a creative lesson, doesn't store it, and you can switch it off.
What is AI literacy for kids?
Knowing what AI is, how it learns from examples, when it gets things wrong, how to spot AI-made pictures, and how to use it safely and creatively. It's quickly becoming as basic as reading the news, and it's what every Bip lesson builds.
Is Bip on Android?
Not yet. Bip is built on Apple's Screen Time, so it starts on iPhone and iPad. Join the waiting list and we'll tell you when Android is ready.
When does Bip launch, and what will it cost?
Bip is in testing now. Families on the waiting list get early access and hear about pricing first.
Start with the free course. Bip does the rest.
Get the PDF today and a place on the waiting list for the app.
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