The children's app your child never opens

Your child drew it.
Axo read it.
Your turn.

The drawing on the fridge says more than you think. Axo reads it, remembers what it said, and hands you one thing to try each morning.

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  • Built for the parent
  • 12 languages
  • For iPhone
INSIDE THE APP

This is a morning in Kidzo.

I hadn't noticed my daughter always draws in the same corner. Axo pointed it out, and that week I gave her more room.
Sarah M.mother of two
It gives me one thing each morning. I don't have time to read an essay, so that's exactly right.
James R.father of a 5-year-old
I write down the hard moment and move on. The next morning it asks how it went. That question is what actually changed me.
Priya N.mother of three
Separate files for the twins was well thought out. Same age, but not the same child.
Tom B.father of twins
I can see the spot it marked on the drawing and why it said what it said. It isn't a reading pulled out of thin air.
Rachel K.preschool teacher and mother
My son never opens the app. That's exactly what I wanted from a children's app.
Daniel A.father of a 6-year-old
It reads the drawing.It remembers your child.It gives you one step.
WHAT KIDZO DOES

It starts with a drawing and ends with a morning step.

DRAWING READINGS

That picture on the fridge is a report.

Take a photo. Axo reads the drawing against your child's profile and your own notes: colour, pressure, how the page is used, who is in the picture and where they stand. The regions it marks on the drawing link to the sentences that describe them — so you can see what it was looking at when it said that.

  • Marked regions link to the sentences that explain them
  • Colour, pressure, use of space, and where each figure stands
  • Not a generic reading — a reading of this child
A drawing analysis screen in Kidzo

Ask Axo

Not one endless thread — a conversation per subject. Axo answers from the profile, the notes and the drawings, and can propose changes to your child's file for you to approve.

Chatting with Axo in Kidzo

Short lessons

Anger, sleep, boundaries, confidence. Each lesson is short and ends in one practice you can queue for tomorrow — so reading it leaves something behind.

The lessons screen in Kidzo
A PROFILE THAT SHARPENS

Every drawing brings the portrait into focus.

A ten-question intake, the notes you write in your own words, and every reading since — combined into one five-axis picture. As more arrives, the picture doesn't sit still. It moves.

  • Starts with a ten-question intake
  • The notes you write in your own words count too
  • Five axes that move with every new reading
A child profile screen in Kidzo
HARD MOMENTS

The moment passed. So what about tomorrow morning?

Write down a hard moment: what set it off, how you reacted, how it ended. Axo answers with something to try — and asks how it went the next morning. It's the only two-way loop in the app, because only you know whether it worked.

  • Trigger, reaction, outcome — three short fields
  • Axo proposes something concrete to try
  • It comes back the next morning and asks
Logging a hard moment in Kidzo
PRIVACY

Your child's drawings are yours.

Kidzo works like a parent's notebook. Your child never opens the app, never has an account, never spends screen time in it.

Privacy Policy
  • No ads, no ad tracking
  • No child account, no child login
  • Delete your data whenever you want
COMMON QUESTIONS

The things people ask, answered briefly.

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Will my child use this app?

No. Kidzo is written for the parent, end to end. Every screen, every reminder and every step is for you, and you're the one who marks it off. Your child never needs to open the app, create an account, or spend time in front of it.

Is a drawing reading a diagnosis?

It isn't. Kidzo is not a medical device or a diagnostic tool and doesn't replace clinical assessment. It shows you patterns it sees in your child's drawings and in what you've written, and suggests concrete things to try. If something worries you, talk to a professional.

Who is Axo?

Axo is an axolotl — the mascot in the app and the one you talk to. The app is called Kidzo; the character you talk to is Axo. You ask him your questions, he reads the drawings, and he's the one who comes back in the morning.

Can I add more than one child?

Yes. Each child gets their own profile, their own drawing history and their own lesson track. Axo knows which child you're talking about and answers from that child's file.

Which languages does it support?

Kidzo works in 12 languages: Turkish, English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese.

Which devices does it run on?

It's built for iPhone and supports iOS 17 and later.