Big curiosity. Screen-free discovery.
Big questions.
Little listeners.
Curiotter turns your child's endless "whys" into fact-checked audio for their Yoto. Made for their age. Inspired by what they love.
10 days free. No card required. Then $10/month.
Sources on every script You approve before they listen
"But why do we need to sleep?"Excellent question.
A little listen
Why do we need to sleep?
1:50
Their questions, answered
Facts you can check
Ready for their Yoto
Your voice, if you like
Small tracks. Big discoveries.
Hear where curiosity takes them.
A quick answer for a big question.
A deeper dive for their latest obsession.
There's a little wonder in both.
The quick question1 minute of wonder
Why do we need to sleep?
"We sleep because our brains have to do cleaning and sorting work. They can only do most of that work while we are asleep.…"
Source-backed scripts
The deeper dive6 chapters · 29 minutes
Animals
Animals
A year inside a beehive
For their can't-stop-asking phase.
The Shivering Ball
5:31
The Queen Starts Again
4:04
The Dance in the Dark
5:11
From Flower Juice to Honey
4:30
Half the Hive Flies Away
5:03
Shutting Down for the Cold
4:39
Already on the shelf
20 Deep Dives.
38 Questions.
All ready to add.
104 chapters of listening, for ages 4 to 10 and up. Every one researched, written and checked. Add one in the free trial, and all of them on the plan.
Your teeth, from first tooth to last wobble
Ages 4 to 6 · Our bodies
Where colors come from
Ages 4 to 6 · Make and do
Where pizza comes from
Ages 4 to 6 · Make and do
Where your trash goes
Ages 4 to 6 · Machines
A year inside a beehive
Ages 6 to 8 · Animals
Sea otters: the animal that saved a forest
Ages 6 to 8 · Ocean
A river's trip from a stream to the sea
Ages 6 to 8 · Ocean
Caves: how water carves a mountain
Ages 6 to 8 · Earth
How cats moved in with people
Ages 6 to 8 · Animals
Sue: the story of one T. rex
Ages 6 to 8 · Animals
The piano and how it makes music
Ages 6 to 8 · Make and do
The robots on Mars
Ages 6 to 8 · Sky and space
The volcano that grew in a cornfield
Ages 6 to 8 · Earth
How we learned to forecast the weather
Ages 8 to 10 · Sky and space
The first subway: trains under the city
Ages 8 to 10 · Machines
The Olympics, from ancient Greece to today
Ages 8 to 10 · Make and do
When the lights came on
Ages 8 to 10 · Machines
The bicycle makers who learned to fly
Ages 10 and up · Machines
The navigators who crossed the Pacific by the stars
Ages 10 and up · Machines
The ship in the ice: Shackleton's Endurance
Ages 10 and up · Machines
38 Questions, about 2 minutes each
What makes thunder so loud?
Why does the moon come out in the day?
How does a rainbow get its colours?
Why do whales sing?
Why does paint change colour when you mix it?
How is a pencil made?
Why does my heart beat faster when I run?
Why is space dark if there are so many stars?
and 30 more
Less searching. More sparks.
From "Why?" to "Wow."
You bring the curiosity. We'll help with the answers.
01
Follow their curiosity.
Choose their age and a few favorite things. Explore the library or ask one of their very own questions.
Ocean animals
Space
Dinosaurs
02
Make it theirs.
We research and write an answer for their age. Read the script, check the sources, and pick a voice. Yours is welcome, too.
Sources included. Parent approved.03
Let them press play.
Approve the audio and send it to their Yoto. They get to listen, learn, and come back with even better questions.
Made for screen-free listening.No account needed to explore.
Made for their curiosity. Reviewed by you.
A little wonder.
A lot of care.
They're listening closely.
So we take the answers seriously.
Real answers. Sources you can see.
Every script comes with sources. You can read the explanation and see where the facts came from.
You get the final say.
Review every track before it goes to your child's Yoto. Nothing is sent without your approval.
A familiar voice goes a long way.
Choose a generated voice, or record the script yourself. Their new favorite answer can sound like you.
Feed their next big interest.
More wonder.
Less screen time.
Start with a playlist picked for your child.
See where their curiosity takes you.
Cancel anytime. Everything already on their Yoto stays.
Your first 10 days are free
$10 / month after your trial
A world of answers. One simple subscription.
A shared library of questions and topics Age-appropriate answers to their own questions Scripts, sources, and your choice of voice Listen on the Yoto they already love
No credit card required.
What's in my free trial?
8 questions, one deeper dive, and two of your child's own questions researched and written for you. Explore free for 10 days.
A few grown-up questions
Curious about
Curiotter?
Curiotter turns children's questions into age-appropriate, fact-checked audio for their Yoto. Choose from a shared library or ask your child's own question. You review the script and audio before sending it to their player.
Yes. AI helps research and draft scripts using sources we show you, and creates the available generated voices. A parent reviews and approves every track before it goes anywhere. You can also record any script in your own voice. All content is non-fiction.
Sources are included with every script so you can review the facts yourself. You hear the audio and approve it before it is sent to your child's Yoto.
An age band and a few interests, nothing else. There is no name field anywhere; the label you pick for your child is a color and an animal, not a name. You can delete it or your whole account from Account.
Yes. Record any script in your own voice, or choose a generated voice.
Your trial lasts 10 days. If you choose to stay, Curiotter is $10 per month. You can cancel anytime, and everything already on your Yoto stays there.
No. Curiotter is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Yoto.
The next big discovery starts with a little question.
10 days free. No card required.