For children from age six

Coaching Calls for your child

A coach for how your child thinks, speaks up and makes things.

The tasks will go to machines. Curiosity, speaking up, listening and making things stay with your child. Rainbow coaches those in short, regular conversations about whatever they love: time talking and thinking, not more screen time. You see what came of every one.

Their calls are their own. Nothing from your family's private life goes into them.

A child on the sofa while the living-room TV shows Rainbow splitting the word butterfly into syllables

Not another AI tutor

School teaches what to know. Rainbow coaches who they become. Work through homework together, chase a science question, build something: your child thinks, speaks and makes, and Rainbow asks, listens and helps them figure it out.

Thinking

Rainbow asks how they would work it out, and waits.

Language

They tell it in their own words, in the language you chose.

Feelings and friends

When the day went wrong, Rainbow listens first.

Body

Rainbow asks what they will do with their hands and feet, not only their head.

Making

Rainbow asks what it would take to make the rocket fly further.

How a call goes

Three steps, and two of them are yours.

Step 1

You set it up

Pick what it is about, the language and how long. Add a line Rainbow should know, then hand the phone over.

Step 2

Your child talks

Rainbow asks, listens and answers in a voice, and helps them figure it out. When seeing helps, one thing goes on the screen.

Step 3

You see what came of it

What we did, what stood out, one thing to try. Saved to your child's record, with the whole conversation to read. Never a score.

What a call is like

Short, about one thing, in your child's own words.

Before a spelling test

Your child says the test is tomorrow. Rainbow asks how they want to get ready, and what they will do first.

After a hard day

Nobody picked me for the team.

Rainbow listens first. Then it asks what your child would like to happen tomorrow.

A thing they built

Your child describes the cardboard rocket. Rainbow asks what it would take to make it fly further.

Three ways to call

Pick what suits your home. The call is the same whichever way it happens.

A child on the sofa while the living-room TV shows Rainbow splitting the word butterfly into syllables

Your phone, with the TV as the screen

Your child sees Rainbow on the big screen from the sofa: the coach, one sentence at a time, and whatever goes on the board. Your phone carries the call.

An early direction for the Rainbow device: a sage-green square with one coral button and a cord loop

The Rainbow device

Coming soon

Your child reaches Rainbow on their own, with one button and no phone needed. Made for small hands, with nothing on it to get lost in.

About the Rainbow device →
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The Rainbow device, with the TV

Coming soon

The whole room sees the coach and the board on the TV, while your child talks to the device in their hands.

You stay in charge

Who starts and ends a call

You start it from the app, or let your child start one on the Rainbow device. It ends when the time you set runs out, or whenever you end it with your parent PIN.

What Rainbow knows in a call

What you have shared about this child, and the line you add for the call. Nothing from your own chats with Rainbow, and nothing from your family's private life.

Everything from your phone

Every call sits in your child's record in Rainbow. You pair the Rainbow device from the app, and you can change or stop anything from there.

Private by design.

Your family's records stay on your phone and in your own encrypted backup.

The Rainbow device will keep its own encrypted copy, and Rainbow's servers keep nothing once the call reaches your phone. Read the full privacy policy.

Rainbow for you. A call for your child.

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