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Why Families Choose Curico
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Hands-on, not just on-screen
Curico uses screens to spark hands-on play: exploring, building, and creating in the physical world.
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Easy setup for busy family
Every activity uses simple items you likely already have at home.
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Step-by-step AI guidance
With interactive voice mode, Curico guides kids step-by-step, so they can jump right in and explore, no prep required.
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Personalized by curiosity
Activities adapt to your kid’s interests and questions, with short prompts that inspire “why?” moments every day.
How does Curico work?
What is Curico?+
Curico is a nonprofit AI-powered learning app for kids ages 3–10. It helps families turn everyday moments into hands-on activities exploration by talking to Curico like a friendly buddy.
Is Curico free?+
Yes! Curico offers a free tier. We also have Curico Plus which offers more AI activity generations, voice mode, and scrapbook exports. As a nonprofit, our pricing is designed to keep the app accessible.
How do we use Curico? Do I need to prepare anything?+
No advance prep: just gather a few everyday items (e.g., cups, paper, crayons, kitchen ingredients, and recyclables) you likely already have at home or get them from grocery stores.
AI voice mode guides kids step-by-step with playful questions.
Self-guided mode offers clear written steps and curiosity prompts.
Independent kids can even follow along on their own while you observe nearby.
Is this safe and screen-light?+
Absolutely. Curico guides quick activities, then encourages kids to step away from the screen to explore, build, and experiment in the real world.
Can teachers use Curico?+
Yes! Teachers can use Curico to spark quick hands-on moments in the classroom, from small-group explorations to inspiration for larger projects. Curico’s simple materials and curiosity prompts make it easy to add meaningful, bite-sized learning anywhere.
Is Curico for kids or caregivers?+
Both! Kids explore through simple steps or AI voice guidance, while caregivers (e.g., parents, nannies, grandparents, or relatives) just help gather materials and enjoy the moments of discovery. No prep needed.