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SMALL QUESTIONS. BIG POSSIBILITIES.

A little question.
A whole
new world.

Meet Tzupi, a friend of curiosity. A companion being created to turn your child’s “why?” into stories, discoveries, and things to try together.

Discover Tzupi

For curious minds aged 4–7. With you by their side.

“What if my rocket
was made of cardboard?”

Tzupi, wearing a turquoise scarf, drawing a colourful rocket.A little imagination goes a long way.
Curiosity comes firstParents stay in controlPlay continues off-screen

FOLLOW THAT LITTLE SPARK

One question.
So many places to go.

Explore a few examples of the experience we’re building.

Tzupi exploring with a telescope.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

“Where does the moon go?”

A small question can open a conversation about the sky, light, and the world around us.

Then, take it into the real world.

Look for the moon together this evening. What shape can you see?

THE GROWN-UPS MATTER, TOO

Their curiosity.
Your guiding hand.

Tzupi is being designed to support the connection between you and your child, with clear boundaries and room for real life.

Our design commitments, as we develop and test TZUPI.

01

You set the boundaries.

Parent setup comes first, with short sessions and an easy way to stop.

02

There’s a world beyond the screen.

Drawing, building, noticing, pretending. Ideas should keep working after the conversation ends.

03

Childhood is not advertising space.

No behavioural advertising or sale of child data is part of our product principles.

A FEW GROWN-UP QUESTIONS

Good questions.
Honest answers.

Can our family use Tzupi today?

Not yet. TZUPI is in private development and is not ready for child testing or public use. This website introduces the intended experience; it does not provide access to a live companion.

Who is Tzupi being created for?

The initial experience is being developed for children aged 4–7, with a parent or legal guardian controlling setup and use.

Is Tzupi a teacher or a babysitter?

No. Tzupi is an imaginary curiosity companion. It does not replace a parent, teacher, therapist, or adult supervision. Formal lessons and homework assistance are outside the initial scope.

How are you approaching privacy and safety?

Parent control, limited data use, and safety review are requirements before release. The current private prototype has no persistent child profiles. Details of any future public service will need to be reviewed and explained before families are invited to use it.

Does this website collect my child’s information?

This preview has no accounts, forms, analytics, microphone access, or child-data collection. The examples above are written illustrations, not live AI conversations.

LET CURIOSITY LEAD THE WAY

Big adventures start
with a little “why?”

Meet the possibilities

TZUPI is in development. A thoughtful beginning, together.