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Purple means the machine is working out an answer. Kids watch it compute instead of guessing at magic.
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Freedom Kids One
For kids 5–8 and the grown-ups who learn with them. In development: join the waitlist and we'll write when beta spots open.
The parts
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Four promises to parents
- You see every word
- Every question and every answer is in the parent app, as text you can read whenever you like.
- Nothing new without you
- When One suggests a new lesson, you read the exact draft first. It only reaches your child if you send it.
- A tutor, not a friend
- One has no name, no face and no personality. It keeps to lessons, the way a good tutor does, and it never claims to be your child's friend.
- No recordings by default
- Audio recordings stay off unless you turn them on for your device.
Specs
From the current prototype. Details will change before One ships.
| size | 170 × 120 × 80 mm, without handle and knob |
|---|---|
| body | PETG: light grey front, charcoal back and handle, red knob and button |
| light | 24 RGB LEDs behind a printed diffuser |
| listening | 4-microphone array with echo cancellation |
| sound | 3 W speaker |
| input | talk button, volume knob, NFC tap zone |
| privacy | microphone off switch; recordings off by default |
| connection | Wi-Fi |
| power | USB-C |