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Stand a lion in your living room.
For curious kids
A 3D animal encyclopedia you can interact with and learn from.
Kids can see animals as 3D models, learn about them and discover real facts.
You're on the waitlist!
We'll email you when early access opens.
Join the waitlist for early access, plus your first month free on any paid plan.
Try one now
Pick an animal and spin it.
Drag to spin it and use + or - to zoom. Then hand your phone to your kid and see what they find.
Why do elephants have such big ears? →
Drag to spin. Use + or - to zoom.
How it works
Three things to do with every animal.
Look closely
Turn the animal around and zoom in on the trunk, the mane or the flippers.
Try something
Each animal has three things to try, like flapping an elephant's ears to cool it down.
Learn why
A short explanation says what just happened. Kids who can't read yet can listen to it.
Later on
AR and VR are next.
We plan to add both after the first release. We don't have dates yet.
VR
Walk around an elephant's habitat.
For parents
Healthy screen time in their free time.
When your kid picks up a tablet in their free time, Bomi gives them animals to explore and real facts to learn. There's no endless feed to scroll through. Here's what to expect from the first version.
No ads
Your kid won't see ads in the app.
No account needed
Kids open it and start exploring.
No scores or streaks
Nobody gets told they're wrong, and nothing nags them to come back.
Progress stays on the device
We don't get your kid's name or what they did in the app.
Facts with real sources
Each explanation is based on a source like San Diego Zoo or NOAA, and we keep a record of which one.
Works offline
Once an animal is downloaded, you don't need the internet.
Questions
What parents ask us.
How much will it cost?
We haven't set pricing yet. People on the waitlist get early access and their first month free on any paid plan.
When does it come out?
We're still finishing it and testing it with families, so we don't have a date yet. We'll email you when early access opens.
What age is it for?
Any age is welcome, and it's ideal for kids aged 3 to 10. All the text can be read aloud, so kids who can't read yet can still use it.
What can I use it on?
A web browser first, then Android and iOS.
Will you add AR and VR?
That's the plan, after the first release. We don't have dates yet.
What do you do with my email?
We only use it to tell you about early access and launch. We don't sell it, and you can unsubscribe whenever you want. We don't ask anything about your kid.
Where do the facts come from?
We write them ourselves using sources like San Diego Zoo, NOAA and the RSPCA. Each fact page on this site links to its source.
Did you use AI to make it?
Some of it. The 3D models started as AI-assisted models from a public library, and we added the movement ourselves. The logo started as an AI image. The narration is a synthetic voice.
Get on the list.
We'll email you when early access opens.
You're on the waitlist!
We'll email you when early access opens.