Our story

The story
behind Bloom.

SkyBloom began with a simple belief: technology should nurture childhood, not compete with it.

Two Bloom characters, one green and one pink, sitting side by side on a stone ledge in front of a Manhattan fountain.

An early concept drawing of two Bloom characters in black line on white paper. — First sketches, 2024

An early green Bloom sample sitting upright, cut out against a plain background. — An early Bloom sample

Built with families

Built with families, not just for them.

We invited families across the US to spent time with early Bloom prototypes and share honest feedback. Their experiences helped us rethink everything from how Bloom feels in a child's hands to how parents stay informed and in control.

A parent and two children sitting on the grass together, one child holding a green Bloom.

Five people standing together indoors, each holding a Bloom, smiling at the camera.

A green Bloom in close-up on a brick garden path, a pink Bloom beside it.

A pink and a green Bloom on a rug in a child's playroom, beside baskets of soft toys in warm window light.

Two pink Blooms sitting on a velvet chair by a window, the Manhattan skyline behind them.

A green and a pink Bloom sitting side by side on a brick path, hedge behind one and red shrub behind the other.

A pink Bloom sitting low in the grass, photographed at its own eye level against soft green trees.

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Our beliefs

What guides us.

Childhood comes first.
Bloom should protect space for curiosity, imagination, conversation and active play.
Technology should invite participation.
Children should create, ask, move and imagine, not simply consume another stream of content.
Families remain involved.
Parents deserve meaningful visibility and control without taking independent discovery away from children.

Our journey