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Privacy you can understand
The AI runs on a computer at home. Conversations are never sent to external providers.
Designed for children · Shaped by your family
An AI for children to ask, learn and discover.
At home, with family close by.
Famil·IA runs locally without relying on the internet, adapting each experience to the child's age, chosen mode and family guidelines.
- Works without internet
- Does not send data outside the home
- Adapts to the guidelines of each family
Curiosity
Learn
Famil·IAHello
What do you feel like doing?
Curiosity
Homework
Reading
Calm
Today we could discover…Why do the stars shine?
Local privacyConversations stay at home
The starting point
Curiosity should never force a choice between learning and peace of mind.
Famil·IA began as an experiment at home. We wanted children to discover artificial intelligence without exposing their conversations, receiving unsuitable answers or losing the family's ability to guide how it is used.
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Guidance, not surveillance
Families set guidelines, alerts, age profiles and ways of helping, so the experience reflects how they choose to educate.
“We weren't looking for an AI that answered everything. We wanted a better way to discover things together.”
The origin of Famil·IA
Try it without connecting to any AI
This is what a conversation feels like in Famil·IA
Choose a mode and a question. The answers recreate the approach of the real prototype.
Famil·IAPredefined demoNo connection to a live AI
Let's investigate!Choose something that makes you curious and we will discover it step by step.
What do you want to ask?
Interactive tour based on the prototype. This is not a live conversation.
Caring is also explaining
A delicate question does not have to end in a wall.
Famil·IA tries to keep the conversation useful, with age-appropriate language and a clear cue whenever an adult should step in.
- A simple explanation without unnecessary detail
- A safe step that the child can take
- Family guidance and a notification when appropriate
Child's viewAdapted response
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Family setup
House guidelines are part of the experience.
The family dashboard lets you tailor how Famil·IA provides support. Try this interactive recreation and see how its guidelines work.
Example profile
An adapted experience
Adaptation
Adjust the language to the profile.
Usage time
A flexible daily reference.
10 min60 min
Available modes
4 of 4 featured modes enabled.
Guidelines for responding
Small decisions that guide the conversation.
Interactive recreation of the family dashboard.
How it works
A short tour. Everything happens nearby.
The architecture is designed to make the technology understandable, even when it stays out of sight.
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The child enters from home
They use Famil·IA from a device connected to the family computer.
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AI works locally
The model runs within the home, without depending on an external cloud.
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Guidelines apply
Age, mode, useful context and family rules guide each response.
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Everything stays at home
Conversations and settings are preserved locally.
What happens inside?Technical details, explained without jargon
The prototype works as a local web application. A Node.js server organises profiles, modes and conversations; SQLite stores the information on the family computer; and Ollama runs the language model locally too.
Before responding, Famil·IA combines the selected mode, age, family guidelines and, when useful, reviewable memories or library materials. It then applies checks to maintain the chosen style and boundaries.
This public website is a static recreation: it does not connect to Node.js, SQLite, Ollama or the home server.
More than one way to learn
Twelve spaces, one thoughtful way to guide.
The interactive demo above lets you explore four of them. The functional prototype includes twelve modes for talking, practising and creating.
Talk
Chat, ask questions and organise ideas.
Homework
Learn through clues and steps.
Reading
Read, understand and create stories.
English
Practice with games and short phrases.
Math
Understand numbers, operations and problems.
Programming
Discover logic and code.
3D / Tinkercad
Design objects step by step.
Challenges
Short missions to think or move.
Games
Ideas for home and family.
Curiosity
Explore science, animals and the real world.
Calm
Express emotions and look for a small step.
Role-playing
Adventures, decisions, campaigns and dice.
Where are we
An experiment that is learning.
Famil·IA already has a working prototype and has completed its first tests at home with profiles for ages 8 and 10. Now we want to hear from more families, educators and professionals before deciding how it should evolve.
A foundation that already works
- Local processing and conversations
- Twelve ways to use it
- Profiles and family settings
- Reviewable memory and local library
Learn through real use
- Clarity of answers
- Usefulness of family guidelines
- Experience for children and adults
The next step
- Testing with new families
- Easier installation
- Evolution guided by feedback
Built from home
A family idea worth sharing with other families.
Famil·IA grew from a search for a way to bring artificial intelligence closer to children without giving up privacy or turning parents into a permanent filter.
When we could not find a solution that combined both, we began building one at home: testing, observing, talking and improving.
Participate in the next stage
Famil·IA is still growing.
We are looking for families, educators and professionals who would like to try an early version and share what works, what they find useful and how they would like to see it evolve.
ExploreTry the prototype in a guided setting.
ShareTell us honestly about your experience.
Help it growShape the decisions that come next.