Your kids should grow up using AI. At any age! But this kind of AI needs to look out for them and act according to your values and rules. If anything looks off, it should inform you. Meet Pip:
https://t.co/GCnOpUBrNr
Meet Pip 👋
Pip is a friendly AI chat companion made for children, with parents in control.
Kids can ask questions, explore their interests, understand new topics, and follow their curiosity through conversation.
Parents set the rules, review conversations, and shape the experience for their family.
Pip gives children room to explore AI while helping parents stay informed and involved.
Available now on iOS and Android.
https://t.co/pqVMt8eaV6
Cursor Project and Grok Bot are both really strong releases.
Being able to naturally interact with one agent across the whole project without worrying about thread abstractions, context sharing, and so on removes a lot of friction. And Grok Bot is just the perfect sidekick!
The xAI/Cursor acquisition is already paying off 😍
@ChatWithPip has its first customer 🥰 If you have children and want to give them access to AI but want to stay in the loop check out https://t.co/HvGB3ToZjz
This one was harder than it looks.
I wanted the whole product to work without an account. Not a fake demo. Your child’s rules, a real conversation, safety still on, pairing a second device, the child actually chatting. Then a sign-in later that doesn’t throw any of that away.
Getting guest families, multi-device, and a later account to hold together took a while. 1.3.0 is the version I wanted to ship.
Pip 1.3.0 is out.
You can try Pip before creating an account.
Add your child, keep the age-based rules or change them, then ask something together. You see how Pip actually answers under your rules, not a generic demo.
If it feels right, pick a plan and a device. If not, you haven’t signed up for anything.
iOS and Android: https://t.co/pqVMt8eaV6
I went way too deep on this one 😅
We compared 8 AI apps for kids across age limits, parental controls, privacy, chat visibility, safety, price and what they’re actually good at.
44 minutes of reading so you hopefully don’t need 44 browser tabs.
If your kid uses AI, this is the comparison I’d want as a parent.
Which AI app is actually right for your child?
We compared the best AI apps for kids in 2026 across the things that matter to families:
• Age requirements
• Parental controls
• Chat visibility
• Safety & privacy
• Homework and creativity
• Pricing
• Free options
From Pip and Khanmigo to ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Askie, HeyOtto and Perplexity.
There isn’t one winner for every child, so we broke down who each app is actually best for.
Full comparison 👇
https://t.co/vPOoaXOd0d
@ProductHunt Just another AI chatbot 😂 But built explicitly for children and their first steps with AI with tons of parental control features: https://t.co/HvGB3ToZjz
Kids get an AI companion built for them.
Parents keep the controls.
That’s Pip.
Safe, age-aware AI chat for kids, with parental rules, quiet hours, chat visibility, and built-in safety checks.
Here’s a quick look at how it works 👇
Can AI help with this homework, or is it doing too much?
We just launched a free Homework AI Checker for parents and kids.
Answer 5 quick questions and get:
• A verdict on whether AI makes sense for the assignment
• A safer tutoring prompt to use
• A disclosure line when AI use should be mentioned
The goal is simple: use AI to support learning, not replace it.
Free, no account, nothing stored 👇
https://t.co/RPqyjEvYPf
Kids get an AI companion built for them.
Parents keep the controls.
That’s Pip.
Safe, age-aware AI chat for kids, with parental rules, quiet hours, chat visibility, and built-in safety checks.
Here’s a quick look at how it works 👇