See what your toddler taps most—and hide it with one tap
Toddlers love repetition. Sometimes a gentle nudge helps them notice everything else on the board.
Little favorites shows what they choose
gugiboard detects what your child taps most and ranks it per category in Little favorites, with category and overall totals kept only on this device.
One tap to encourage exploring
Choose “Clear most tapped” and the favorite disappears from its board, so your child no longer sees what they watched most and is invited to explore other possibilities. The history is kept, and “Restore buttons” brings it back anytime.
Why it matters for little learners
Moving on automatically keeps the experience smooth for children who cannot yet navigate menus, while the parent stays in control.
Stay in control
Home is always available, and you can switch boards, music or voices at any moment.
Short, shared sessions
Use these features to support short sessions together, balanced with hands-on play away from the screen.
Source and privacy
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