Home practice, with a plan for today.
Less guessing, less planning. Kuribo is a practice partner that tells you what to work on next, builds a short session, walks you through it, and shows you what changed.
Ask for a beta inviteYour child already sees a BCBA, speech therapist, or OT, and you want to keep practicing between visits.
Or your child has a diagnosis, and you're waiting for services to start. Kuribo gives you something structured to do now. It isn't a replacement for those services.
Kuribo is educational practice content. It is not clinical treatment or a medical device, and it is not a substitute for a licensed professional.
You don't have to work it out alone.
Most of your child's week happens at home, with you.
It's 4:30, and you were told to "practice at home." What should you practice today? How do you run it? And how will you know what came of it?
That's a lot to work out on your own, on top of everything else. Here's how the afternoon goes with Kuribo.
From "practice at home" to a plan for today
First, you tell Kuribo where your child is.
Before your first session, you answer questions about what your child does today. It takes about 30 minutes.
You don't have to plan it.
Kuribo tells you what to work on next. Today, say, it's matching.
You pick how long you have.
15 minutes on the floor, or up to an hour, and Kuribo builds the session to fit. AI helps build your sessions.
Kuribo walks you through it.
You record each try as you go, even offline. If the doorbell rings, the session picks up where you left off.
When you're done, you see what changed.
Which skills moved, what your child mastered, and what to try next, in plain language.
Over weeks, a skill map fills in, and you can see it.
Today's skill, up close: matching
Matching is one of the 164 skills in Kuribo's catalog: finding two things that are exactly the same.
You put a cup on the floor and set out a few other things: a spoon, a sock, another cup. Your child finds the cup that matches and puts it next to yours.
When AI builds the session, it writes the steps for your child, using things you told Kuribo you have at home.
After each try, you tap how it went: On their own, With help, Nearly, Not yet, or No response. And you note how much help you gave, from Hand over hand to I stood back.
Fixed rules decide when a skill is mastered: your child does it on their own, with no help, across several sessions — and then again in different places around your day.
Matching is a building block. Matching pictures, and sorting by color and shape, come after it.
What you see is what you recorded.
The progress Kuribo shows comes from fixed rules applied to what you recorded.
AI writes the plain-language summary. It doesn't decide the results, and it never invents them.
When something goes wrong, Kuribo tells you what happened and what to do.
Made for the floor, not the desk.
You're on the floor with your child, one hand on the phone, and something will interrupt you.
- Stopping is always safe: what you recorded is kept, and an interrupted session resumes.
- Kuribo never shames you for a missed day. No red badges, no guilt.
- It leads with what went well, then gives you one next step.
- Clinical words are explained once, in plain language, right where they appear.
Kuribo is practice, not treatment.
Kuribo is educational practice content for parents, in an app for iPhone and Android.
It isn't clinical treatment, and it isn't a medical device. It isn't a substitute for a licensed professional, and it doesn't replace your child's BCBA, therapist, or any service you're waiting for.
The skill catalog is grounded in open science: 164 skills across 7 domains.
Your child's information
- The Kuribo app has no cross-app tracking and no analytics SDK — the third-party code many apps use to follow what you do.
- You can delete your account and your data, whether or not you pay.
- This site has no analytics or advertising trackers.
Ask for a beta invite
Kuribo will open to a small group of families first.
It's for you if your child is aged 1 to 6 and you can run two or more sessions a week. Kuribo is in English.
During the beta, Kuribo is free. Support is best-effort, and we'll reply within 24 hours. When Kuribo is released, it'll be paid, and the price isn't decided yet.
The beta is small, so we might not be able to invite everyone who asks.
Invites are not open yet.
Questions
Is this therapy? Does it replace our BCBA?
No. Kuribo is educational practice content for parents. It isn't clinical treatment, and it isn't a substitute for a licensed professional. If your child has a BCBA or a therapist, Kuribo doesn't replace them.
We're on a waitlist for services. Is Kuribo for us?
Yes. Kuribo gives you something structured to do now. It isn't a replacement for the services you're waiting for, so stay on the list.
Is there a clinician behind Kuribo?
Not yet. No clinician has advised on or reviewed Kuribo. The skill catalog is built from published open science, and fixed rules work out progress from what you record.
How long does setup take?
Before your first session, you answer questions about what your child does today. Set aside about 30 minutes. It's how Kuribo knows where to start.
Can my partner use it too?
Yes. Two parents in one household can both use Kuribo, on one subscription. Adding a co-parent in another household, or your child's therapist, isn't part of Kuribo today.
Will it remind me to practice?
No. Kuribo doesn't send notifications. You decide when to practice.
What will it cost?
Kuribo is free during the beta. It'll be paid when it's released, and the price isn't decided yet.