Digital wellbeing and learning through play
Nami Kids was created to turn screen time into quality time. The educational apps for children we offer are not simple games, but carefully designed pathways to train attention, memory and curiosity. Your child can learn through play with content curated by digital education experts, without being exposed to ads or distractions.
Through mini-lessons, quizzes and stories, the app teaches emotional management, empathy and respect for rules. Digital wellbeing is not just "less screen time", but screen time used better.
To learn more about the educational approach, visit the articles and guides section and the experts.
Exploring with parent-approved apps
With Nami Kids your child moves within an environment with clear rules based on a whitelist of apps: they can open only the apps you have approved. This reduces the risk of them ending up on apps that aren't suitable for their age, where inappropriate content, scams or aggressive messages are easier to come across, and lets you give them more freedom to move around independently.
The difference compared to a traditional parental control is that Nami Kids doesn't just block, but guides toward conscious digital choices: through Nami's stories and quizzes your child discovers, step by step, which apps are right for them and how to behave online.
Find out how parental monitoring works on the For parents page and in the frequently asked questions.
STEM skills and coding for kids
Inside the app you'll find pathways that introduce coding for kids, logical thinking and STEM skills (science, technology, engineering and maths) in a playful way. Activities are designed for the 6–12 age range, with simple and visual language, so even beginners can experiment and understand the basics of programming.
Through educational games, challenges and mini-projects, your child practises problem solving, focus and the ability to complete a task. No need to be "good at maths" — the goal is to develop curiosity and self-confidence.
If you'd like to explore these topics further, read the articles on coding for kids and on the role of STEM in childhood.
Educational gamification and real-life routines
Nami Kids uses educational gamification: your child earns points, rewards and progress by completing useful activities (lessons, pauses, offline tasks). This connects fun with growing digital skills and the ability to follow rules.
Beyond on-screen experiences, the app suggests offline tasks (drawing, small household chores, reading a book) that encourage reconnection with the real world. Routines help children structure their day, reducing conflicts and repeated requests.
To find out if Nami Kids is right for your family, start with the digital test and check the plans and pricing.
Clear rules and digital literacy for ages 6–12
Nami Kids is designed for the 6–12 age range, ideal for primary school: a period when children develop abstract thinking and autonomy. The app is not a simple block: your child uses only the apps you have approved and, during use, meets breaks with stories and quizzes. The goal is digital literacy: learning to use devices consciously, with breaks that give a rhythm to screen use and stories that stimulate curiosity and learning.
Many parents ask: "How do I protect my child online without being too strict?" or "How do I manage screen time in an educational way?". Nami Kids was created precisely as an educational digital tutor for children: it guides them step by step through the digital world, with language close to primary school level and attention to inclusivity and special educational needs.
Discover the content in the Nami guide and how to configure it from the Nami Parents app. In our resources we also cover AI literacy (how to teach children to use artificial intelligence responsibly) and digital sustainability: less "empty" screen time, more quality time online and offline.
