FEATURES / FOR KIDS · DEPTH 50 M
Write a book
Their story, their words. AI holds the pen only when asked.
Over a few short lessons your child invents a hero, a problem and a helper, writing each part in their own words while Umiko asks the next question. At the end it becomes a real book: a PDF you can print, with the child's words in blue and the AI's in purple, so everyone can see who wrote what.
The Octopus Who Lost Her Colours
Pia the octopus woke up grey. Every colour had slipped off in the night and floated away like soap bubbles.
A small crab tapped her arm. "I saw where they went," he said.
"Then we go together," said Pia, "because I am a bit scared of the dark part."
Why is Pia scared of the dark part? What happened there before?
How it works
A hero, a problem, a helper
Each lesson adds one part of the story. Umiko never writes the next line for them; she asks what happens next and why.
Ask the AI, and keep what you like
Older children can ask the AI helper for an idea or a sentence. Anything they keep is marked as the AI's, in its own colour, forever.
Print the book
When the story is done it becomes a PDF with a cover and the line "Written by Mira, with an AI helper". It also sits in their portfolio for you to open any time.
FOR PARENTS
Open the finished book from your family page.
You get your own copy of every book, with the child's words and the AI's in different colours, so you can see exactly how much was theirs. Most of it is.