In development

Big questions.
Little conversations.

Zivoo, a rounded soft-teal learning toy with a cream face panel, two dark eyes, a small smile, a speaker grille on one side and a coral button on top.

Zivoo is a screen-free learning toy that children talk to. It’s being designed to help them practise words, spelling, simple maths and stories through spoken conversation.

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Zivoo needs a Wi-Fi connection to work.

A short film

Meet Zivoo in 25 seconds.

What it is

Your child asks. Zivoo answers, and asks something back.

There’s no screen and nothing to tap. A child might ask why cats have whiskers. Zivoo is designed to explain in a sentence or two, then ask what they think a cat uses them for in the dark.

A young girl lying on a rug, smiling and talking to Zivoo, which sits on the floor in front of her.

How it’s intended to work

Set up, talk, look back.

Three scenes: a parent connecting Zivoo using a phone app, a child talking to Zivoo, and two parents viewing a learning progress screen beside Zivoo.

01
A parent sets it up
Connect Zivoo to home Wi-Fi and choose its activities in the companion app.
02
Your child starts talking
A conversation or a learning activity, entirely by voice.
03
You review and adjust
See what was practised and change the activities on offer.

A girl at a table holding up three fingers while talking to Zivoo during a counting activity.

Planned activities

Learning through conversation

Word practice: “Enormous means very, very big. What’s something enormous?”
Spelling: “Can you spell ship?” S · H · I · P
Basic maths: “Three apples, and two more. How many now?”
Stories: “Why do you think the fox changed her mind?”

More about each activity

For parents

Designed with parents in mind

The companion app is planned to let you choose which activities Zivoo offers, see what was practised, and adjust things as your child grows.

Our privacy policy isn’t finalised yet, so we’re not making claims about data handling. It will be published here when it’s ready.

Two parents looking at a concept version of the Zivoo app on a phone, showing learning progress and activity switches, with Zivoo on the table.

Zivoo sitting on a light wooden shelf beside a few children's books, in soft daylight.

A closer look

Rounded, calm and simple.

A rounded body, a friendly face and a coral button on top. See every angle we can share so far.

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Questions

Things parents ask

Does Zivoo need Wi-Fi?

Yes. Zivoo is designed to connect to your home Wi-Fi, and it needs that connection to hold conversations and run its activities. It isn't designed to work offline.

What activities are planned?

We're developing word practice, spelling, basic maths, storytelling and story reflection (talking about a story after hearing it). The exact set of activities at launch may change as development continues.

Is Zivoo available yet?

Not yet. Zivoo is in development, and the design, activities and app shown on this site may change before it's ready. We'll share firm details when we have them.

What will the parent app do?

The companion app is planned to let you set up Zivoo, choose which activities are available, and see what your child has been practising. The app screens on this site are concepts, not the finished app.

What does joining the waitlist mean?

Only that we'll email you when pre-orders open. It isn't an order or a paid reservation, and you won't be asked to pay anything. If you tick the separate box, we'll also send occasional development updates.

Pre-order waitlist

Hear first when pre-orders open.

Joining means we’ll email you when pre-orders open. It isn’t an order or a reservation.

What we ask for, and why

Your email, so we can tell you when pre-orders open.
Your first name, only if you want to share it.
Development updates only if you tick the separate box.
Nothing about your children.

Big questions. Little conversations.