Kindness
Gentle hands, noticing when someone needs help
Stories that end in one tiny mission
One story.
One kind habit.
Nurro uses short stories and simple activities to help you introduce everyday habits like kindness, sharing, patience, and calming down. Every Saturday, you get a summary of the stories and activities your child chose.
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Sorry Sorry let's be kindShare, Say Sorry, Play Happily
Doctor, Doctor, Here we go!A Happy and Brave Doctor Visit
Three Slow BreathsBreathe Slowly and Feel Calm
It's 7:30pm and you've already said no twice
The day was long. Dinner is done. And your child is asking for the tablet again, and honestly, you need twenty minutes.
So you say yes, because you have to. And somewhere in the back of your mind sits that small, familiar guilt.
You've tried to find the good screen time. You've searched "best kids videos" more times than you can count. You've been through YouTube Kids hoping the algorithm would finally understand. It doesn't.
You're not anti-screen. You're anti-chaos.
You know screens aren't going away. You just want something that builds real skills, like sharing, waiting, saying sorry properly, and handling a big feeling, instead of just filling the time.
And under all of it: you want them to carry something into real life. Not the stories they forget by Thursday. Just a little kinder. A little more helpful around the house.
If any of that sounds like you, you're in the right place.
Nurro doesn't teach letters or numbers
There's probably already an app on your tablet doing that. This is the other half. The part nobody built.
Most kids' apps teach
- Letters and phonics
- Counting and numbers
- Shapes and colours
- Early reading
There are already great apps for that. Keep one.
Nurro teaches
- Sharing and taking turns
- What to do with a big feeling
- Please, thank you, greeting someone
- Trying once more before giving up
- Saying sorry, and then fixing it
- Being gentle with small living things
Nothing academic. Nothing your child gets tested on.
Six everyday moments.
A two-year-old often wants the same story again and again because repetition helps the lesson sink in. We focus on creating meaningful stories children love to revisit, while thoughtfully adding new ones over time.
Sharing & Turns
Breaking things in two, counting to ten, waiting
Big Feelings
Three balloon breaths, naming the feeling out loud
Manners
Please, greeting one person, waiting for the last word
Brave & Trying
One more try, one small step, one small taste
Bedtime
Naming one good thing, slowing down, goodnight
New stories added every month, in the categories you already have.
How one story becomes one habit
The same four steps, every single time. About seven minutes, start to finish.
- 1
One story, about three minutes
Animated, narrated, and built on one idea. Not a lesson, just a story your child asks for again tomorrow.
No autoplay. It ends when it ends.
- 2
One small habit inside it
Break the last biscuit in half. Take three slow breaths when the feeling gets big. Count to ten before it's someone else's turn. Small, ordinary things a two-year-old can actually manage.
One habit per story. Never two.
- 3
One tap to practise it
A short on-screen moment where your child does the thing themselves, like breathing along, splitting the biscuit, or making room under the umbrella.
Under a minute. No points, no timers.
- 4
You see what they keep choosing
Saturday morning: a short note on which stories your child came back to, which missions they finished, and what that suggests they're drawn to right now.
Minutes are in there too, just not the headline.
Every Saturday morning
A report on what your child keeps choosing
Most apps lead with how many minutes your child spent. That number has never once helped a parent decide anything. Here's what arrives instead.
- Watched The Very Last Biscuit 3 times, more than any other story
- Finished the sharing mission every time
- Sharing & Turns is the shelf he keeps coming back to
- Chose a bedtime story 5 nights running
Everything in here is something Nurro actually counted. We won't tell you your child "grew in kindness this week." No app can see what happens at your dinner table, and we're not going to pretend otherwise.
What's included
- A growing library of animated stories with calm music
- Multiple habit categories
- One tap-along habit per story
- Weekly activity summary by email
- Bedtime mode, calmer, no rewards
- Daily screen-time limit, set by you
- Up to 4 children on one account
- Works on any tablet, phone or laptop
- Installs like an app on Android, iPhone and iPad
- Offline downloads
- No ads, no algorithm, no autoplay
- Cancel anytime
Works on any iPad, tablet, phone or laptop. Add it to your home screen and it opens like any other app. How to install
No app store needed
Install Nurro in under a minute
Nurro is a progressive web app. It installs straight from your browser, sits on your home screen with its own icon, and opens full-screen like any other app. No app-store account, no big download, and it keeps itself up to date.
Android phone or tablet
In Chrome
- Open nurro.app.
- Tap Install when it pops up, or tap the ⋮ menu → Install app.
- Open Nurro from your home screen.
iPhone or iPad
In Safari
- Open nurro.app.
- Tap the Share button (the square with an arrow).
- Tap Add to Home Screen, then Add.
Laptop or computer
In Chrome or Edge
- Open nurro.app.
- Click the install icon at the right end of the address bar.
- Nurro opens in its own window, no browser tabs.
- Opens full-screen, with no browser bars
- Its own icon on your home screen
- Updates itself, nothing to download
- Downloaded stories play without wifi
- One subscription, every device you sign in on
- Works on Android, iPhone, iPad and computers
Built for a child, so built carefully
We ask for almost nothing
A first name and an age band. No surname, no photo, no date of birth, no contacts, no location. We can't lose what we never collected.
No ads, no ad trackers
Not "limited ads." None. There are no advertising trackers and no third-party analytics in the app your child uses, and nothing about your child is sold or shared.
Nothing plays on its own
When a story ends, it ends. No autoplay, no next-episode countdown, no feed pushing another one. Your child can pick another story if they want to. Nothing picks for them.
You can preview everything first
Every story is open to you before your child ever sees it, including the full video, the habit it teaches, and the exact conversation starters and discussion questions that come with it. Nothing here is a surprise.
The account is yours
You sign in; your child doesn't. There's no login screen for them, no password to remember, and no settings they can change. Set a daily time limit and, when the time is up, the story your child is watching finishes first, then the app winds down gently, without a countdown or a sudden cut-off. Switch the limit off for a quiet weekend, and back on whenever you want.
Yours to delete
Designed with children's privacy and data minimisation in mind. One tap in Settings removes your child's profile from your account immediately, and permanent deletion of the data completes within 30 days.
A note, since we're new
Nurro launched this month, so there are no reviews on this page yet. I'd rather say that plainly than invent some.
My wife and I built this because we kept seeing the same problem families face: parents need a quiet twenty minutes, but want that screen time to carry something useful into real life. The apps all promised learning. None of them promised anything beyond the screen.
It's still a small library, and I know it. Every story is built around exactly one habit. That's the part I'm not willing to rush.
If it isn't right for your family, email us within 14 days of your first charge and we'll refund it, no questions asked.
Hamza, founder, Nurro
One trial. Three ways to join.
Every plan starts with 7 days free and unlocks the exact same full library. Cancel any time during the trial and you pay nothing.
Monthly
Billed monthly.
$14.99 / month
- Our full growing library, and every new story we add
- All six habit categories
- Bedtime mode
- Weekly activity summary
- Up to 4 children
Best value
Annual
Billed annually.
$89 / year
Works out to about $7.42 USD a month
- Our full growing library, and every new story we add
- All six habit categories
- Bedtime mode
- Weekly activity summary
- Up to 4 children
Early adopter special
Founding Family
Billed annually. Price locked for 3 years.
$69 / year
Works out to about $5.75 USD a month
For our first 100 founding families only
- Everything in the annual plan
- Your $69 rate is locked in for your first 3 years. After that, you'll always get our best available price.
- First to hear about new stories and features
7-day free trial on every plan. Not a fit? Email us within 14 days of your first charge for a full refund.
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Questions parents actually ask
You're not trying to be a perfect parent.
You just want the twenty minutes to mean something: stories and activities designed to encourage kind, everyday habits your child can actually practise.
Try it with your child for a week. If it doesn't feel like a fit, cancel during the trial and you won't be charged.
Free for 7 days. Ages 2 to 4.