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AwareCub

AwareCub

A calm, safe AI companion for children. Designed with neurodivergent kids in mind. Parent controlled. No data collected. No surprises.

What AwareCub is

Most AI tools are not built for children — especially neurodivergent children who need calm, predictable, sensory-friendly interactions. AwareCub is designed from the ground up to be different.

Gentle responses. Consistent tone. No advertising. No data collection. Parent controls built in from the start. Safe to leave running at bedtime.

What is coming

Bedtime companion

Calm, quiet bedtime conversation and stories. Consistent tone, no sudden surprises, and gentle wind-down designed for anxious or sensory-sensitive children.

Learning support

Patient, encouraging help with reading, maths, spelling, and general curiosity. Never makes a child feel stupid for asking the same question twice.

Voice interaction

For children who struggle with typing or reading, AwareCub can listen and speak. Low pressure, natural conversation at their pace.

Parent controls

Parents see everything. Set topics, set tone, set limits. Full safeguarding logs. Nothing happens without your knowledge.

Offline capable

No internet required once set up. Works on a Raspberry Pi at home. No cloud dependency, no subscription, no data leaving your house.

Safeguarding built in

If a child says something concerning, AwareCub flags it for parents quietly and clearly. Safety is not an afterthought — it is the foundation.

In development

AwareCub is being built carefully and responsibly. Child safety and neurodivergent design are driving every decision. It will not launch until it is ready — but it is coming.

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