HeyOtto

HeyOtto is an AI platform for kids and teens, bringing together AI, creative coding, school tools, and safety infrastructure for children and teens ages 8–18. It's an ecosystem that supports how kids and teen use AI across learning environments and tools.

AI for Kids and Teens

HeyOtto gives kids a space to ask questions, explore ideas, get homework help, and learn through AI conversations designed around their age and needs.

Features include: Age-adaptive AI AI tutor Parent-managed accounts Off limit topic and family values Parent & school dashboard with conversation visibility Safety monitoring and alerts AI Coding Marketplace - Allow children to become creators

Kids can use HeyOtto to develop websites, games, apps, and interactive projects while learning how their ideas become working technology. The coding experience emphasizes experimentation, problem-solving, iteration, and learning by building. Kids can explore code, test projects, troubleshoot issues, and improve what they create with AI assistance.

HeyOtto for Schools HeyOtto for Schools supports schools and educators looking to introduce AI responsibly into teaching and learning.

The platform is designed to help schools give students opportunities to learn about and work with AI while supporting educator oversight and school-specific expectations.

School use cases include: Student AI learning and exploration Teacher AI assistance for lesson planning and instructional materials Differentiated learning resources AI literacy and responsible AI use School-level customization and oversight Coding and creative technology projects

HeyOtto Passport extends HeyOtto's approach to student identity and safety beyond a single AI application.

HeyOtto is extending its platform through MCP and AI tool integrations that connect AI tools and workflows with its broader student identity and safety ecosystem.

Across its family, school, coding, and platform offerings, HeyOtto is built around the idea that kids and teens should be able to benefit from AI without sacrificing safety, privacy, curiosity, or appropriate adult guidance.