# KidsPiggy — full project record

Last updated: 2026-08-04
Canonical URL: https://kidspiggy.app

## 1. Definition

KidsPiggy is a safety-first educational AI environment for children, parents and educators, developed and operated by Free Intelligence Institute LLC. It supports critical thinking, emotional awareness, decision-making, early financial literacy, kindness, algorithmic resilience and responsible AI use through structured, age-aware interaction. KidsPiggy is designed to support — not replace — parents, teachers or human judgment.

## 2. Entities and relationships

- KidsPiggy (SoftwareApplication) — isPartOf → Free Intelligence Institute LLC (Organization)
- Free Intelligence Institute LLC — develops and operates KidsPiggy
- Anna Kai (Person) — founder and principal creator; worksFor Free Intelligence Institute LLC
- Free Intelligence Institute (https://freeintelligence.institute) — Parent organization. KidsPiggy is a project developed and operated by Free Intelligence Institute LLC.
- E²=CM² research notebook (e2cm2.org) (https://e2cm2.org) — Related research context. Open research notebook and conceptual/experimental research layer. Its public knowledge graph represents KidsPiggy as an applied surface downstream of Kai256. This relationship is declared by the project's own research documentation and is not independently verified.
- PiggyLeaks.Today (https://piggyleaks.today) — Related educational resource. Adult-facing educational and digital-safety resource for parents, educators, NGOs and caregivers.
- KidsPiggy Play (https://play.kidspiggy.app) — Operational KidsPiggy surface. The interactive surface where children meet Piggy. Exact current feature set: NEEDS OWNER CONFIRMATION.
- KidsPiggy Adventure (https://adventure.kidspiggy.app) — Operational KidsPiggy surface. Longer-form explanation surface for the KidsPiggy story and worldview. Exact current feature set: NEEDS OWNER CONFIRMATION.

## 3. Learning domains

### Critical thinking [Implemented]
Objective: Practise asking better questions and checking whether an answer actually makes sense.
Activity: Piggy asks a question back before offering an explanation, then invites the child to spot what is missing.
Adult role: Ask the child to explain their reasoning out loud afterwards.
Progress signal: The child can restate a question in their own words.

### Emotional awareness [Implemented]
Objective: Build vocabulary for naming feelings and noticing them early.
Activity: Short story prompts where a character feels something confusing.
Adult role: Connect the story feeling to something from the child's day.
Progress signal: The child names a feeling with a word other than good or bad.

### Decision-making [Implemented]
Objective: Practise weighing options and living with a chosen trade-off.
Activity: Small choice scenarios with visible consequences.
Adult role: Talk through a real family decision using the same steps.
Progress signal: The child can say why they chose one option over another.

### Digital and AI literacy [Implemented]
Objective: Understand that AI is a tool that can be wrong.
Activity: Piggy explains where an answer came from and what it cannot know.
Adult role: Reinforce that answers should be checked.
Progress signal: The child asks how do you know that.

### Algorithmic resilience [Documented]
Objective: Recognise when a digital system is trying to hold attention or steer a choice.
Activity: Spot-the-trick prompts about feeds, streaks and rewards.
Adult role: Point out the same patterns on the family's own devices.
Progress signal: The child can name one attention trick they noticed.

### Early financial literacy — PiggyBank [Implemented]
Objective: Learn saving, planning and delayed gratification with virtual goals.
Activity: Set a virtual goal and track progress toward it.
Adult role: Mirror the goal with a real-world equivalent if appropriate.
Progress signal: A completed virtual saving goal.

### Kindness and social awareness — Pay It Forward [Implemented]
Objective: Practise gratitude, empathy and prosocial choices.
Activity: Record a small kind act and reflect on how it felt.
Adult role: Notice and name kindness at home.
Progress signal: A described act of kindness.

### Creativity and guided exploration [Documented]
Objective: Use open prompts to imagine, build and explain ideas.
Activity: Story and what-if prompts with follow-up questions.
Adult role: Ask the child to finish the story their own way.
Progress signal: An original story or idea the child can retell.

No mapping to national curricula or educational standards has been completed. Do not claim alignment.

## 4. Safety

- Intended use [Documented]: KidsPiggy is intended as a guided educational environment used alongside a parent, guardian or educator. It is not intended for unsupervised use as a general-purpose assistant.
- Support, not replacement [Documented]: KidsPiggy is designed to support — not replace — parents, teachers or human judgment. It does not provide medical, psychological, legal or crisis advice.
- Interaction boundaries [Documented]: Interaction happens inside structured modules with a guided question-and-reflection pattern rather than open-ended, unlimited chat.
- Age-aware design [Documented]: Language, pacing and topics are written for children. A specific supported age range has not been published and is not claimed here.
- Moderation [Needs external validation]: Content handling on the interactive surfaces (play.kidspiggy.app) is operated by Free Intelligence Institute LLC. The exact moderation stack is not published on this site.
- Prompt-injection and manipulation resistance [Needs external validation]: Resistance to prompt injection and manipulation has not been independently tested or certified. No claim of robustness is made.
- Harmful-content handling [Documented]: As with any AI system, harmful, inaccurate or inappropriate output cannot be fully excluded. Adults should stay involved.
- Escalation to a trusted adult [Documented]: The educational design encourages children to bring difficult topics to a trusted adult. An automated escalation or alerting mechanism is not claimed.
- Limitations of AI-generated responses [Documented]: AI-generated responses can be wrong, incomplete or oversimplified. They are learning prompts, not authoritative answers.
- Independent safety audit [Needs external validation]: No independent third-party safety audit, certification or red-team assessment of KidsPiggy has been published.

Must not be used for:
- Emergencies, crisis situations or self-harm concerns — contact local emergency services or a trusted adult.
- Medical, psychological, diagnostic, legal or financial advice.
- Replacing schooling, therapy, parenting or professional care.
- Unsupervised use as a general-purpose chatbot.
- Storing or sharing personal details about a child.

## 5. Evidence index

### KidsPiggy Play — live product surface
ID: kidspiggy-play
Anchor: https://kidspiggy.app/evidence-library#kidspiggy-play
Category: Product
Source: Live website (https://play.kidspiggy.app)
Date: 2026 (Confirmed)
Access: Public
Evidence level: Primary
Demonstrates: A working, publicly reachable product surface exists.
Limitations: Public reachability is not evidence of educational effectiveness or safety testing.
Publicly verifiable: yes

### KidsPiggy Adventure — explanation surface
ID: kidspiggy-adventure
Anchor: https://kidspiggy.app/evidence-library#kidspiggy-adventure
Category: Product
Source: Live website (https://adventure.kidspiggy.app)
Date: 2026 (Confirmed)
Access: Public
Evidence level: Primary
Demonstrates: The project publishes its reasoning and worldview publicly.
Limitations: Self-published project material, not external review.
Publicly verifiable: yes

### PiggyLeaks.Today — digital-safety resource
ID: piggyleaks
Anchor: https://kidspiggy.app/evidence-library#piggyleaks
Category: Publication
Source: Live website (https://piggyleaks.today)
Date: 2026 (Confirmed)
Access: Public
Evidence level: Primary
Demonstrates: Ongoing public educational output from the same organization.
Limitations: Self-published; not peer-reviewed.
Publicly verifiable: yes

### Free Intelligence Institute — operating organization
ID: fii-org
Anchor: https://kidspiggy.app/evidence-library#fii-org
Category: Development record
Source: Live website (https://freeintelligence.institute)
Date: 2026 (Confirmed)
Access: Public
Evidence level: Primary
Demonstrates: A named, contactable operator stands behind the product.
Limitations: Organizational registration details are not published on this site.
Publicly verifiable: yes

### E²=CM² research notebook knowledge graph
ID: e2cm2-graph
Anchor: https://kidspiggy.app/evidence-library#e2cm2-graph
Category: Publication
Source: e2cm2.org (https://e2cm2.org)
Date: not stated (Date not confirmed)
Access: Public
Evidence level: Primary
Demonstrates: The project documents how KidsPiggy sits inside a wider research architecture.
Limitations: Declared by the project's own research documentation. Experimental and conceptual; not independently verified and not an established scientific result.
Publicly verifiable: yes

### 178 documented conversation sessions
ID: documented-sessions
Anchor: https://kidspiggy.app/evidence-library#documented-sessions
Category: User session
Source: Project-held archive
Date: not stated (Date not confirmed)
Access: Available on request
Evidence level: Primary
Demonstrates: Real interaction volume has been recorded and retained.
Limitations: 178 refers to conversation sessions, not 178 unique users. Not an independent study, has no control group, and is not evidence of learning outcomes. Source archive link not yet published.
Publicly verifiable: no — project statement only

### PiggyBot Lab automated tests
ID: piggybot-lab-tests
Anchor: https://kidspiggy.app/evidence-library#piggybot-lab-tests
Category: Test
Source: Project repository
Date: not stated (Date not confirmed)
Access: Available on request
Evidence level: Primary
Demonstrates: Automated internal testing is part of the development process.
Limitations: Test count and repository URL not confirmed. Internal testing is not independent validation.
Publicly verifiable: no — project statement only

### OpenAI Build Week submissions
ID: openai-build-week
Anchor: https://kidspiggy.app/evidence-library#openai-build-week
Category: Development record
Source: Project statement
Date: not stated (Date not confirmed)
Access: Restricted
Evidence level: Primary
Demonstrates: Participation in an external build programme.
Limitations: Submitted — pending review. No result has been announced. Submission is not selection, endorsement or validation.
Publicly verifiable: no — project statement only

### Patent application
ID: patent-application
Anchor: https://kidspiggy.app/evidence-library#patent-application
Category: Patent application
Source: Project statement
Date: not stated (Date not confirmed)
Access: Restricted
Evidence level: Primary
Demonstrates: Formal IP filing activity.
Limitations: Patent application pending. Nothing is granted or patented. Application number and jurisdiction not confirmed.
Publicly verifiable: no — project statement only

## 6. Timeline

Confirmed:
- 2026: Current product surfaces online — kidspiggy.app, play.kidspiggy.app and adventure.kidspiggy.app are publicly reachable.

Pending source confirmation (no confirmed date; do not present as dated fact):
- Project work began — Reported start of work on KidsPiggy.
- First public site and chatbot — Reported first public KidsPiggy surface.
- PiggyBot Lab — Internal testing environment. Repository link not confirmed.
- OpenAI Build Week submissions — Submitted — pending review. Results not announced.

## 7. Facts

Q: What is KidsPiggy?
A: KidsPiggy is a safety-first educational AI environment for children, parents and educators, developed and operated by Free Intelligence Institute LLC. It supports critical thinking, emotional awareness, decision-making, early financial literacy, kindness, algorithmic resilience and responsible AI use through structured, age-aware interaction. KidsPiggy is designed to support — not replace — parents, teachers or human judgment.

Q: Who created KidsPiggy?
A: KidsPiggy was created by Anna Kai, founder and principal creator, within Free Intelligence Institute LLC.

Q: Who operates KidsPiggy?
A: Free Intelligence Institute LLC develops and operates KidsPiggy.

Q: Is KidsPiggy currently available?
A: Yes. Public surfaces are live at kidspiggy.app, play.kidspiggy.app and adventure.kidspiggy.app.

Q: Who is it for?
A: Children, together with their parents, guardians and educators. A specific supported age range has not been published.

Q: What does it teach?
A: Critical thinking, emotional awareness, decision-making, digital and AI literacy, algorithmic resilience, early financial literacy, kindness and guided creativity.

Q: Is KidsPiggy a chatbot?
A: No. KidsPiggy is a structured educational AI environment. Interaction happens inside guided modules rather than open-ended, unlimited chat.

Q: Does it replace parents or teachers?
A: No. KidsPiggy is designed to support — not replace — parents, teachers or human judgment.

Q: Is KidsPiggy free?
A: Free access is currently available. Future institutional services may follow a separate model.

Q: Does KidsPiggy show advertising?
A: No advertising is shown on kidspiggy.app, and the project is not funded by advertising or attention-based incentives.

Q: What data does it process?
A: This website uses hosting, delivery and product-analytics services that process technical request data. Interactive surfaces may process account and conversation data. See the privacy page for the current, itemised description.

Q: How has it been tested?
A: Through internal development testing and documented conversation sessions held by the project. No independent third-party study has been published.

Q: What do 178 documented sessions mean?
A: 178 refers to documented conversation sessions in a project-held archive. It does not mean 178 unique users, and it is not a measured learning outcome.

Q: Is KidsPiggy independently validated?
A: No. There is no published independent audit, certification or peer-reviewed evaluation of KidsPiggy.

Q: Is its technology patented?
A: No. A patent application is pending. Nothing has been granted.

Q: What is the relationship with Free Intelligence Institute?
A: KidsPiggy is a project of Free Intelligence Institute LLC, which develops and operates it.

Q: What is the relationship with e2cm2.org?
A: e2cm2.org is the project's open research notebook. Its public knowledge graph documents KidsPiggy as an applied surface downstream of Kai256. This is the project's own declaration, not an independently verified claim.

Q: Where can public evidence be inspected?
A: On the validation page and in the evidence library, where every record lists its source, access level and limitations.

## 8. Not claimed

- No independent third-party audit, certification or red-team assessment.
- No peer-reviewed study, control group or measured learning outcome.
- No award, prize or selection outcome. OpenAI Build Week: submitted, pending review.
- No granted patent. A patent application is pending.
- No endorsement by any school, university, regulator or NGO.
- No published supported age range.

## 9. Claims policy and feature status

Canonical record: https://kidspiggy.app/claims (JSON: https://kidspiggy.app/claims.json)

Surfaces:
- kidspiggy.app — Live. Canonical informational and evidence site. Source of truth for every public KidsPiggy claim. All other surfaces must stay within the wording published here.
- play.kidspiggy.app — Public beta. Interactive surface for children, used with an adult. Publicly reachable and in active development. Its exact feature set and data flows are NEEDS OWNER CONFIRMATION and are not described as finished here.
- adventure.kidspiggy.app — Prototype. Longer-form explanation and concept surface. Contains interface concepts and marketing copy that predate this claims policy. Its certification, encryption, offline and non-profit statements are not supported by evidence and are scheduled for removal.
- piggy.academy — Legacy. Earlier KidsPiggy-related deployment. Not maintained under this claims policy. Anything it states should be checked against this page before being reused.

Withdrawn claims (must not be republished or paraphrased):
- "COPPA Certified / Full COPPA compliance": No certification through an FTC-approved COPPA Safe Harbor program exists, and no compliance assessment has been published. Approved wording: KidsPiggy is designed for minimal data collection and adult involvement. No COPPA Safe Harbor certification has been obtained.
- "GDPR Certified": GDPR has no general certification of this kind, and no certification body or Article 42 mechanism is documented. Approved wording: Privacy requests can be sent to Free Intelligence Institute LLC. No GDPR certification is held.
- "kidSAFE Certified": No active kidSAFE certification or verifiable public listing exists. Approved wording: none — do not mention.
- "SOC 2 Certified": No SOC 2 report exists; no type, scope or audit period can be stated. Approved wording: none — do not mention.
- "Regular third-party security audits": No third-party security audit has been commissioned or published. Approved wording: No independent security audit has been performed. This is an open item.
- "End-to-End Encryption / bank-level encryption": Traffic is served over standard HTTPS/TLS. No end-to-end encrypted architecture has been implemented or verified. Approved wording: Traffic between your browser and our servers is encrypted in transit using HTTPS.
- "On-Device Processing / many features work offline": AI responses are produced by server-side model providers. No verified offline mode exists. Approved wording: KidsPiggy requires an internet connection. AI responses are generated on servers, not on your device.
- "No Data Collection / no data collection at all": Incompatible with described features such as profiles, personalization, dashboards, activity reports and conversation processing. Approved wording: KidsPiggy aims to collect as little as possible. What is actually processed is itemised on the privacy page.
- "Never shared with third parties": Hosting, delivery, analytics and AI model providers necessarily process data. Approved wording: Data is not sold. It is processed by the infrastructure and AI providers needed to run the service.
- "100% Non-Profit": KidsPiggy is operated by Free Intelligence Institute LLC, a limited liability company, not a registered nonprofit entity. Approved wording: KidsPiggy is developed by Free Intelligence Institute LLC as an independently funded educational AI project, without advertising revenue.
- "100% parent-controlled / full parental control": Parent-facing controls are partly interface concepts and are not all operational. Approved wording: Parent-facing controls are in development. Current status per feature is published on this page.
- "No tracking (as a blanket statement)": Advertising tracking is genuinely absent, but hosting logs and aggregated product analytics exist. Approved wording: No advertising, no ad networks and no ad tracking. Hosting logs and aggregated analytics are used to keep the site running.

Accurate statements:
- KidsPiggy is developed and operated by Free Intelligence Institute LLC as an independently funded educational AI project.
- KidsPiggy does not sell personal data.
- KidsPiggy carries no advertising, no ad networks and no ad targeting.
- KidsPiggy is designed to support — not replace — parents, teachers or human judgment.
- Free access is currently available.
- Traffic is encrypted in transit using HTTPS.
- No independent audit, certification or peer-reviewed evaluation of KidsPiggy has been published.

Feature status:
- Guided conversation with Piggy (play.kidspiggy.app) [Unverified — needs owner confirmation] — data: Conversation content sent to a server-side AI model provider. Allowed wording: Children can talk with Piggy in a guided, age-aware way. Limitations: Exact model provider, retention and logging are not confirmed for publication.
- Parent Dashboard (adventure.kidspiggy.app) [Interface concept — functionality in development] — data: None in the displayed concept; the numbers shown are illustrative. Allowed wording: Interface concept — functionality in development. Limitations: Must be labelled as a demonstration. Sample values such as 'Today: 45m' must not imply a real account.
- Screen time limits (adventure.kidspiggy.app) [Planned feature] — data: None today. Allowed wording: Planned feature. Limitations: No enforcement mechanism is implemented.
- Activity reports (adventure.kidspiggy.app) [Planned feature] — data: None today. Allowed wording: Planned feature. Limitations: No report generation exists.
- Real-time alerts (adventure.kidspiggy.app) [Planned feature] — data: None today. Allowed wording: Planned feature. Limitations: No alerting pipeline exists; must not be described as a safety net.
- Content filters (play.kidspiggy.app) [Unverified — needs owner confirmation] — data: Conversation content evaluated during generation. Allowed wording: Age-aware interaction boundaries are applied. No filter catches everything. Limitations: Not independently red-teamed, audited or certified.
- Multi-child support (adventure.kidspiggy.app) [Planned feature] — data: None today. Allowed wording: Planned feature. Limitations: No profile system is confirmed as operational.
- Remote management (adventure.kidspiggy.app) [Planned feature] — data: None today. Allowed wording: Planned feature. Limitations: No remote control capability exists.
- Offline / on-device processing (All surfaces) [Planned feature] — data: Not applicable. Allowed wording: KidsPiggy requires an internet connection; responses are generated on servers. Limitations: Must not be described as offline or on-device.
- Personalization and adaptive learning (play.kidspiggy.app) [Unverified — needs owner confirmation] — data: Would require storing per-child interaction history. Allowed wording: Interaction is age-aware. Any persistent personalization is not confirmed for publication. Limitations: Cannot be advertised alongside a 'no data collection' claim.
- Encryption (All surfaces) [Implemented and operational] — data: All traffic. Allowed wording: Traffic is encrypted in transit using HTTPS. Limitations: Not end-to-end encryption and not 'bank-level' anything.
- Crisis handling (play.kidspiggy.app) [Unverified — needs owner confirmation] — data: Conversation content. Allowed wording: KidsPiggy is not a crisis service. In an emergency, contact local emergency services. Limitations: No verified escalation or human-review pathway is published.

Unresolved data-flow questions:
- Which AI model or API providers serve play.kidspiggy.app responses?
- Are child profiles, conversations or drawings stored, and for how long?
- Which analytics and error-logging services run on each surface?
- Which hosting, CDN and database providers process data, and in which regions?
- Is any account or parent/guardian consent flow implemented today?
- Is any content used for model training, and with which provider settings?
- What is the deletion procedure and its turnaround time?

## 10. Open questions

- Supported age range for KidsPiggy
- Anna Kai biography, credentials and verified social profiles
- Public repository URLs (including PiggyBot Lab) and confirmed test counts
- Source link or export for the 178 documented conversation sessions
- Patent application number and jurisdiction
- Confirmed dates for early project milestones
- Exact data-processing details of play.kidspiggy.app and adventure.kidspiggy.app
- A dedicated privacy and safety contact address

## 11. Correction policy

If a statement on this site cannot be traced to a source listed above, it should be treated as unverified. Corrections can be sent to Free Intelligence Institute LLC via https://freeintelligence.institute.