Our Mission

Our Mission

We believe in the limitless potential of children to learn, do and become anything.

Three people are in a bright kitchen. A woman cuts vegetables on a wooden counter; another sits on it, showing a phone, while a man holds an onion, smiling. Surrounded by fresh veggies and kitchen items, their camaraderie reflects our mission of bringing joy to everyday moments.

Awareness of the Challenges​

As a society, we’re experiencing an increased awareness about the dangers of kids and devices—and those dangers are not limited to content issues like pornography and violence. On top of those obvious risks, today’s youth are faced with a litany of other challenges that simply didn’t exist a few years ago. For example, predators most frequently use social media as a means of identifying and grooming unsuspecting kids. Bullying now happens online and is magnified in both impact and scope. Because of intense and constant comparison culture, childhood stress, anxiety and depression begin with social media. Some studies show that rampant screen addiction has our kids in front of devices for up to nine hours a day.

Choosing Optimism Over Fear

At Troomi, our vision sees beyond the fear inherent in these dangers. With dogged hope and optimism for the potential of every child, we focus our energy on finding better ways to introduce technology to kids. We believe ours is a movement that will help millions of kids achieve their dreams and live happy, healthy and balanced lives.

Phone Grows with Your Child

To provide a technology environment in which kids can thrive, we spent a year developing an Android-based operating system that empowers parents with an extremely easy, powerful and flexible set of parental controls—all while eliminating social media, harmful games, pornography and incoming access for predators and bullies. Imagine starting younger kids with a very limited phone experience that consists of talk and text only —but with ZERO spam calls and spam messages—while providing the flexibility necessary to graduate children from one level of responsibility to the next based on needs and maturity. That’s what we have created—a phone that grows with your child without having to replace hardware.

Some concerning statistics.

A bar graph titled Excessive Screen Time features two bars. The first, marked Parents in USA, towers over the second, labeled 65% of parents in America believe their teenagers spend too much time on their phones. Join the movement to address this growing concern.
Text reading Exposure to Inappropriate Content with 90% in large purple font. Below, smaller text states, Our mission highlights that 90% of teens are either encouraging, accepting, or neutral when they discuss pornography with their friends. Cream background.
Two people are sitting on a bed facing each other, engaged in a supportive conversation, with one holding the others hands. The softly lit room, filled with cozy furnishings, feels inviting—a perfect setting to join the movement of deeper connections and understanding.
Illustration of five figures; one highlighted. Text reads: Cyberbullying: 1 in 5 students in the U.S. reports being bullied online. Join the movement to make a change.
Infographic titled Online Predators with text stating: Join the movement to protect children. An estimated 500,000 predators are online today, luring and grooming children for future abuse. The number 500,000 is highlighted in large purple font.
Bar chart titled Mental Health Concerns shows a 60% increase in the U.S. youth suicide rate from 2010 to 2018. Join the movement as the chart reveals two bars: one for 2016 and a taller one for 2018, connected by an upward arrow labeled 60%.

Safety is just the starting point!

Should a phone for kids be safe? Of course—as a society, we know that now. But some solutions aimed at keeping kids safe are so locked down that they’re impractical for families or quickly resented and outgrown by the young people they intend to serve. At Troomi, we take a different approach. Our mission is to provide kids with guardrails for safety and opportunities for growth, learning, personal discovery and preparation for the future. We do this by creating solutions that empower children to pursue their dreams vigorously through a safe, balanced relationship with technology. We invite you to join us in that mission!

“Children are exposed to harmful content on social media, ranging from violent and sexual content, to bullying and harassment. And for too many children, social media use is compromising their sleep and valuable in-person time with family and friends. We are in the middle of a national youth mental health crisis, and I am concerned that social media is an important driver of that crisis – one that we must urgently address.” — Dr. Vivek Murthy, U.S. Surgeon General

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