WhimsyPaws

On one side, it’s a simple game made for kids between ages 6-11. It has an AI-powered animal friend that chats with the kid and can play a suite of different games with the kid.
On the other hand, the data that is generated through the child’s interactions with this game is gathered, then insights are extracted from it using LLMs, and then reported to their parents. For now, the insight in question is broad strokes of the child’s feelings like joy, sadness, anger, etc.

The main idea is this: kids spend a lot of time on their phones these days and, consequently, they spend less time talking to their parents. On the other hand, all of their data is being collected and sold for potentially shady purposes. So why not give that data to the people who actually should be supervising them and knowing what they do online, i.e. their parents. Hence, we’re making an app that exactly does this.
In future iterations, it can be more than a game; it can be an all-present agent on kids’ phones that monitors all activities on the phone so there’s no way for kids to uninstall it or cheat it.