Bonbon is a curated video app for kids 2–12. Every video is checked for quality before it appears: no brainrot, no AI-generated junk, no overstimulating editing. Parents control languages and screen time, and get weekly reports. No brainrot, no tracking. Videos are free on iOS and Android
Hi PH! We're startup founders based in the US and Kazakhstan. Many of our friends are parents of 2-12 years old kids. We built Bonbon because every kids' video app they tried eventually served their children the same thing: overstimulating, algorithm-bait junk. Bonbon flips the model — the catalog starts at zero and every video has to earn its way in through a quality check. No brainwashing cartoon farms, no dopamine-trap editing, no bloggers acting like spoiled children and opening endless new toyes, no tracking. Parents pick the video languages (we're big on bilingual families — English, Kazakh, Ukrainian, Russian, French, Spanish and Chinese, many more in future), set screen-time limits, and get a weekly report. Free on iPhone & iPad, Android, Android Tablet, TV cast. I'd genuinely love feedback — especially from parents: what would make you trust an app enough to hand over the phone?