For every
one more why.

A modern encyclopedia kids can talk to.

“Why don’t clouds
fall down?”

this is Pukki

“Do fish
sleep?”

“Where does the sun
go at night?”

Easy enough to
use on their own.

One tap to ask a question. Pukki answers out loud, in words that make sense for their age.

Pukki’s words appear on screen as it speaks, so early readers can follow along.

Raise a child
who asks.

Curiosity and thoughtful answers play an important role in how children learn.

See what they wonder.
Explore it together.

Pukki answers in the moment.
You keep the conversation going.

Today

Why does the Moon follow us?

  • Look for the Moon tonight.Walk a little while watching it.

  • Ask them backA few questions to ask Adam

  • Explain it to meThe grown-up version, kept short

Short summaries in Pukki’s words, never recordings.

A note from the founder

We didn’t build
your child a friend.
On purpose.

Most AI for kids wants to be loved. That’s the wrong job. So Pukki makes three promises.

  • Short answers, not endless chat.
  • Family questions come to you.
  • No streaks, no secrets, no “I missed you.”

The relationships in your child’s life should be with people. Pukki is just very good at “why.”

VeronikaFounder of Pukki

Coming soon to Google Play

Download on theApp Store

The research

What the study found

Higher curiosity in kindergarten was associated with stronger reading and math achievement.

Shah et al. · Pediatric Research · 2018

Sample

About 6,200 children followed from birth, with curiosity rated by caregivers at kindergarten age.

What it does not show

An association, not a cause — and nothing about Pukki. The research is about curiosity and questioning generally, not Pukki itself. No study here measured this app, and none of it predicts an individual child.

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