For parents and schools

What BobbyZumi is

• A learning world for children in Year 3 and Year 4 in England, roughly ages 7 to 9.
• Short quests in maths, coding, creativity and online safety, guided by Pip.
• A grown-up creates the account. Each child has a nickname and a preset avatar; no child email, photo or full name is needed.
• The demo works without an account and keeps progress only on that device. Signing in saves each child's progress to your family account.
• After about 20 minutes of play, Pip suggests a break. There are no streaks, countdowns or leaderboards.

Privacy and supervision

• No public profiles, messaging, chat or contact with strangers, and no adverts.
• Saved progress stays within the family account. Children see their own quests and badges while playing, and parents can review progress in the grown-up area. Other families cannot see it.
• The grown-up area is protected by a parent PIN. Child mode runs on the parent's signed-in session in the same browser, so please supervise younger children and lock the grown-up area when you hand over the device.

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What we don't offer yet

• BobbyZumi has not had an independent child-safety certification.
• There is no direct support contact at present.
• A forgotten parent PIN can't be reset by yourself yet.
• You can't request deletion of your data from inside the app yet.

Allowing BobbyZumi on a device

The main address is https://bobbyzumi.com. https://www.bobbyzumi.com redirects to it. Strict allowlists should include both.

Google Family Link

1. Open Family Link and choose your child.
2. Go to Controls, then Google Chrome and Web.
3. Choose Manage sites, then Approved sites.
4. Add bobbyzumi.com as a domain.

Google's guide to managing sites (opens in a new tab)

Apple Screen Time

In Screen Time content restrictions, add bobbyzumi.com to the allowed websites, or approve it when your child uses Ask to Browse. Apple's guide (opens in a new tab)

Microsoft Family Safety

Open your child's Content filters, go to Web and search, and add bobbyzumi.com to Allowed sites. Microsoft's guide (opens in a new tab)

For schools

Please ask your school's IT or safeguarding staff to review the site and, if they're happy, allow both bobbyzumi.com and www.bobbyzumi.com in the school's filtering system. The Department for Education's filtering and monitoring standards (opens in a new tab) explain how schools make these decisions.

Website categories

Many home, school and mobile filters use category lists from security companies. New websites may not be listed yet. Site owners can ask for a site to be reviewed for a category such as Education. A category is a label, not a safety approval.

• Cisco Talos web categorisation (opens in a new tab)
• FortiGuard rating submission (opens in a new tab)