🏆 Multi-award winning ⭐ 5-star reviewed 🌱 Built for primary-age children
Training wheels for a kinder internet.
A kind, human-first app where children around 6–10 can play, learn and talk with approved friends — before social media.
🌈 Play, learn and create
✅ Approved friends only
🚫 No ads or followers
A calmer first step into digital life. Made for children around 6–10. Guided by parents.
Works on phones and tablets. No SIMs or phone numbers needed.
As seen on BBC · MSN · Yahoo Finance · National World · 5-star reviewed on the Educational App Store
Finding Liaura has been a game-changer for our family. With so much uncertainty around kids and technology, it’s been incredibly reassuring to discover a platform that genuinely puts children’s wellbeing first.
Helen Ball, Parent of Two (7 & 9)
As a mum of two curious young kids, I’ve often felt torn between letting them explore technology and keeping them safe online. Liaura has been a real win for our family. It gives my children a safe space to learn, connect, and express themselves—without the usual worries. It’s made for young users, with age-appropriate content that builds creativity, confidence, and social skills.
Shelley Wilson, Mum of Two
Liaura is built to turn that digital connection into something safe, empowering, and truly transformative.
Si Valentine – Father to 3 Biological & 2 Adopted Sons
Havering Music School is a proud supporter of Liaura which empowers young people to navigate unsafe digital spaces and builds resilience. It fosters critical awareness and connection through inclusive, creative, and community-driven engagement.
Adam Morris – Havering Music School
SEE THE APP IN ACTION
See what Liaura feels like for your child
Watch how children play, learn and keep in touch with approved friends — and how guardians stay close without taking over.
When they’re ready for more independence
They’re ready for more independence. Social media isn’t ready for them.
Children want to play, talk, create and join in online. Liaura gives families a safer first step: a kind, parent-guided place to practise digital life before the open internet gets a say.
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Grown-up enough to matter
Children want to play, talk, create and join in online. Liaura gives families a safer first step: a kind, parent-guided place to practise digital life before the open internet gets a say.
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Not mainstream social media
No public profiles, no follower pressure, no likes and no endless feed in the child experience.
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A calmer middle ground for them
Children can practise play, talk, curiosity and kindness in a closed, guardian-managed space.
WHAT CHILDREN DO HERE
A first digital space children can enjoy and grow from.
Liaura turns screen time into something more intentional: playful learning, digital kindness, creativity and real connection with approved friends and family.
Learning that feels like exploring
Liaura Journeys and Worlds help children discover the world, build confidence and develop positive digital habits through engaging, age-appropriate experiences.
How it works
A simple way for families to introduce safe digital connection
A parent sets things up and invites their other half
Liaura starts with guardian-led access so families begin with clarity and control.
Kids login and can add their real-life friends
Invite your kids' friends to download the app so they can chat and share Moments together.
Kids connect and learn for positive screentime
Children can learn, connect, and engage in a beautiful age-appropriate space.
Peace of mind
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Featuring
What are parents saying about Liaura?
A growing movement
Shelley Wilson
Parent Review
As a mum of two curious young kids, I’ve often felt torn between letting them explore technology and keeping them safe online. Liaura has been a real win for our family. It gives my children a safe space to learn, connect, and express themselves—without the usual worries. It’s made for young users, with age-appropriate content that builds creativity, confidence, and social skills.
I have full control over who they connect with and what they access. Everything is monitored and designed around safety, plus it teaches life skills and responsible online behaviour. It’s not just screen time—it’s meaningful. In a world where kids are getting online earlier, Liaura offers the perfect middle ground: a safe, positive space that grows with them. It’s one of the few platforms I truly trust.
Helen Ball
Parent Review
Finding Liaura has been a game-changer for our family. With so much uncertainty around kids and technology, it’s been incredibly reassuring to discover a platform that genuinely puts children’s wellbeing first. My daughter loves being able to interact and explore in a fun, creative space—and I love knowing it’s all happening in a secure, well-managed environment. The app feels thoughtfully designed, not just to entertain but to help kids grow and learn safely.
Beyond the app itself, the team behind Liaura has been amazing. It’s clear they truly care about families, and that shows in everything from how the platform works to how responsive and transparent they’ve been. It’s rare to find a company that combines innovation with genuine care—Liaura really stands out.
Nicki Davy
Parent Review
So exciting to have a completely fresh look at digital spaces for kids and to see an ethical brand taking action!
Si Valentine
Parent Review
Liaura is built to turn that digital connection into something safe, empowering, and truly transformative.
Havering Music School is a proud supporter of Liaura which empowers young people to navigate unsafe digital spaces and builds resilience. It fosters critical awareness and connection through inclusive, creative, and community-driven engagement.
Adam Morris – Havering Music School
As a mum of two curious young kids, I’ve often felt torn between letting them explore technology and keeping them safe online. Liaura has been a real win for our family. It gives my children a safe space to learn, connect, and express themselves—without the usual worries. It’s made for young users, with age-appropriate content that builds creativity, confidence, and social skills.
Shelley Wilson – Mum of Two
Liaura is built to turn that digital connection into something safe, empowering, and truly transformative.
Si Valentine – Public Speaking Icon & Father to 3 Biological & 2 Adopted Sons
