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About Lumi Kids

Lumi Kids is an iPhone, iPad and Android app that helps children aged 4 to 12 learn a language by speaking. Their tutor is Lumi, a friendly purple owl and an AI voice tutor who listens, answers straight away and corrects gently. Before live talk is turned on, the app tells the parent that Lumi is an AI. “Lumi Kids: Learn Languages” has been on the App Store since September 30, 2026; it has no ads, needs no account and explains in 16 languages. Each child learns one of 10 languages, out of 11 in all, including English and German. The first two levels are free in every language; the Lumi Plus subscription unlocks the other two and adds 10 minutes of live talk every week. Lumi Kids is made by AppFusion Labs, LLC.

Fact sheet

Updated: October 24, 2026

Product	Lumi Kids: an iPhone, iPad and Android app in which children aged 4–12 learn a language by speaking with Lumi, an AI voice tutor (“Lumi Kids: Learn Languages” on the App Store). Lumi is a purple owl; an AI, not a person, and the app tells the parent so before live talk is turned on.
Company	AppFusion Labs, LLC (APPFUSION LABS) · 131 Continental Dr, Suite 305, Newark, DE 19713, USA
Launch	The iPhone and iPad app “Lumi Kids: Learn Languages” has been on the App Store since September 30, 2026.
Ages	Ages 4–12. No reading needed; for ages 4–5 an adult stays nearby during live talk.
How it works	Self-paced word worlds, exercises, the Play Park and live voice conversation with Lumi, powered by AI. 4 levels (Seed, Sprout, Sapling and Tree; pre-A1 to A2), 72 worlds.
Languages to learn	11 in all: English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Chinese (Traditional), Portuguese, Arabic and Turkish; a family that speaks English at home picks from the other 10.
Explanation languages	Lumi explains in the family’s own language; 16 languages: Turkish, English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Korean, Indonesian, Chinese (Traditional), Hindi, Arabic, Bengali, Russian, Urdu, Japanese and Italian.
Website languages	18 languages, each with its own guides and word pages for parents.
Prices (iPhone/iPad)	The first two levels (Seed and Sprout, 24 worlds) are free in every language, plus 60 seconds of live talk once. Lumi Plus, an auto-renewing subscription, unlocks the last two levels and adds 10 minutes of live talk each week: $14.99 a month or $119.99 a year; the yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial for new subscribers; cancel any time in App Store settings. One-off talk-minute packs add extra time that never expires and unlock no levels: 10 min $2.99 · 30 min $6.99 · 100 min $14.99 (US prices; the App Store shows your local currency).
Safety and privacy	The app tells the parent that Lumi is an AI before live talk is turned on, and live talk stays off until a parent turns it on. Lumi never asks for surnames, addresses or schools. Lumi Kids does not record or store the child’s voice; during live talk the audio is streamed to OpenAI, not used for training, and OpenAI may keep it for up to 30 days to detect abuse. No account, no ads, no tracking. A parent zone behind a PIN or a multiplication question: a daily live-talk limit (5–60 minutes), a weekly report, up to four child profiles.
What you need	An iPhone or iPad with iOS 17 or later, or an Android phone or tablet with Android 8.0 or later; an internet connection for live talk with Lumi.
Contact	hello@lumikids.live · press: press@lumikids.live
Android	On Google Play since October 2026 as “Lumi Kids: Learn Languages” (Android 8.0 or later, ages 4–12). Lumi Kids for Android · Google Play
Links	lumikids.live · App Store

What the team says

“Children learn a language by using it. With Lumi, a child can speak a new language at their own pace, with a patient AI tutor.”
— the Lumi Kids team

“We built Lumi Kids for families who want their child to speak, not only to tap. Being clear about AI is part of that: before live talk is turned on, the app tells the parent that Lumi is an AI, and we say plainly what happens with a child’s voice.”
— the Lumi Kids team