Kid-safe AI for kidsages 5–12 — with parents & teachers in control — bringing imagination to life in seconds. ✨
Built for parents and teachers. Kidgeni uses AI to teach creative writing, storytelling, and digital literacy — all inside a completely safe, walled-garden world.
Real creations from kids around the world.
"Benny the bear who runs the whole city"
"Maple and her puppy on a sunny walk"
"The Foxwood Crew — our class story heroes"
"Finally, an app where my kids create freely and I never worry about what else they might see. Brilliant."
"I use it for story prompts in my 2nd-grade class. The kids are hooked and their writing has improved so much!"
Start free. Top up with ✨ Sparks when the magic flows.
The honest answers, up front.
Yes — safety is the product. Every prompt a child types or speaks is screened and gently rewritten toward kid-friendly art before anything is generated, and every image, story, and comment passes its own AI safety check before a child sees it. There is no direct messaging, and anything can be flagged with "ask a grown-up."
Kidgeni is built for COPPA compliance: a parent, guardian, or teacher creates and controls the account, kids sign in with a screened username and PIN (never an email or phone number), grown-ups can review and delete their child's data at any time, and children's data is never used for advertising.
Kidgeni is designed for children roughly ages 5–12, always inside an account a grown-up manages. Younger kids create together with a grown-up; older kids work more independently.
A child describes what they imagine — typed or spoken — and Kidgeni's AI turns it into artwork, stories, coloring pages, and illustrated books in seconds. Creations spend Sparks, the app's creative energy, which refill monthly on paid plans.
Yes — teachers run Kidgeni as classroom Spaces: students join with a class code the teacher controls, share to a moderated feed, and the teacher manages the roster. The Schools plan adds pooled Sparks and learning journeys for whole classrooms.
Private by default. A child's home gallery is visible to your family only, and work appears beyond it only when shared to a Space a grown-up owns and moderates. Images are stored privately and served via expiring links, never public URLs.