Custom apps for your child.
Tell us what your child loves, or what you want to encourage. Homegrown AI turns those ideas into a growing shelf of custom apps for your family.
Reserve before July 4 to get free founding-family app credits.
See examplesThe app store can be a minefield of distractions for your child. Homegrown gives families another option.
Start with an idea for your child: a train game about engines and bridges, a story-making drawing tool, piano-note practice, or a chemistry sandbox for the periodic table. Homegrown AI turns it into an app and helps you refine it until it feels right. When it’s ready, save it for your child or share it with others.
Homegrown AI was created by parents who previously built AI systems at Google DeepMind. That expertise is built into the product, so you don’t need a background in programming or AI to make apps your kids will love.
Example
This interactive game started as one parent’s request:
“Can you build the math game Dots and Boxes for our eight-year-old? Include historical context about its significance. ”
On the shelf
Founding-family access also includes the shared shelf: apps other families have chosen to publish. Try these examples free.
Dots and Boxes
4.9· 10 familiesThe classic pencil-and-paper strategy game, with solo and two-player modes.
Times Table Command
4.8· 5 familiesMultiplication practice wrapped in a space mission, with drills that focus on missed facts.
Fraction Kitchen
4.8· 10 familiesA kitchen game for slicing, comparing, and building fractions.
Pixel Pals
4.8· 5 familiesA pixel-art drawing studio with simple tools made for small hands.
Typing Tutor
4.7· 10 familiesTouch-typing lessons with a color-coded keyboard and live feedback.
1D Chess
4.6· 5 familiesChess flattened to a single row. Games are short, but winning still takes thinking ahead.
AminoVerse
4.8· 5 familiesAn amino acid study deck with 3D molecules, flashcards, and quizzes.
Fanta-C
4.7· 10 familiesA fantasy game console for recreational coding. Make tiny retro games in C.