AI for kids, with a grown-up in charge.
Swirl can be a patient reading partner, a story machine, and a homework explainer for your child. A parent or guardian sets up the account, keeps an eye on the conversation, and decides what memory is allowed. Swirl accounts are for ages 13 and over.
A note for parents
Swirl accounts are for ages 13 and over. For younger children, a parent or guardian should own the account and supervise every session. Do not let a child share a home address, school name, phone number, or other personal details.
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What it can do
- Bedtime stories with their name in them.
- Why questions, answered at their level.
- Reading practice without judgment.
- Homework help that explains, with a parent nearby.
Real examples
A story about a brave turtle
Pick the characters, the place, and the lesson. Get a five-minute bedtime story you can read together.
Why is the sky blue?
A short answer for a six-year-old, then a longer one for you, then a question to ask them back.
Reading practice
Paste a page, ask for gentle questions, and let the child explain the story in their own words.
Why it feels different
It remembers you
Your subjects, your people, the trip you are planning. The next chat starts where the last one ended.
It is several AIs, not one
Swirl picks the AI that fits the question, so you are not stuck with one company's answer.
It finishes the job
The answer can become a document, a chart, or a plan you keep editing, not a block of text you copy and lose.
Kids & family questions
Is Swirl safe for my child?
No AI is a babysitter. Swirl is for ages 13 and over; a parent should set up and supervise younger students. Memory can be turned off, and you can delete what it knows.
Will it collect my child's data?
The privacy policy explains what is stored. A parent can turn memory off and delete the account. Do not share personal details in any chat.
Can it do the homework for them?
It can explain and practice. The learning happens when the child does the work. Ask it to quiz them, not to answer for them.
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