Reading a book and reading

Problem

Reading a book requires taking a break. Focus. Silence. For a child who’s been on the go all day, this can be difficult. And for a parent—it’s yet another moment in the day that’s easily put off “until later,” because, after all, there’s still so much to do.

Reading is often seen as a chore or a school assignment rather than a source of pleasure and connection.

Solution

FIBO helps make reading a calm, predictable part of the day. It doesn’t force the issue or give explicit reminders. Instead, it invites you to spend time with a book—as a moment of calm, conversation, and shared storytelling.

Reading stops being "just another chore" and becomes a cherished habit that the child looks forward to.

The challenges we face

It's time for a story that silences
and stays with you for a long time

FIBO gently signals that it’s time for a book. It creates an atmosphere of calm and curiosity, helping your child transition from the day’s activities to a more peaceful rhythm. It’s not a command to “read now,” but an invitation to share a story together.

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When the time is right, FIBO’s heart begins to glow softly, indicating that he is ready to talk. The child notices the signal and initiates a conversation by addressing FIBO.

In a FIBO conversation: they ask about a book or reading material, encourage you to share what you found interesting, and help you reflect on the emotions and content.

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FIBO doesn't test or assess knowledge. It helps children describe in their own words what they've remembered, what intrigued them, or what moved them. This way, reading remains a pleasure, not a test.

Parents don't have to supervise or remind their children to read. FIBO helps ease the transition into a calmer time, and reading becomes a natural part of the evening routine.

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Thoughtful features, a simple experience

How does FIBO work?

Natural conversation instead of an interface

A child with FIBO speaks—effortlessly and naturally.

Adapting to the daily routine

FIBO works whenever it makes sense—in the morning, after school, or in the evening. Always according to the rules you, the parent, set.

Access to the app is restricted to parents

In the app, you set rules and receive brief summaries.

Habits defined by the parent

You decide what FIBO helps with: morning routines, falling asleep, conversations, or specific tasks.

Answers to the world's curiosity

Children can ask FIBO anything—for example, about the world, people, or nature. The answers are simple, accurate, and age-appropriate.

Safe topics and content

You set the scope of the conversations. FIBO doesn't improvise—it operates within a safe framework.

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