
07:14 · Sun Hill
Ebbe wakes the sun.
He sings his morning song until the sun is all the way up. Then it's time to brush teeth and put on a snowsuit.



Ebbe, Kakao and Tulle come from Pukoland. Now they want to hear about your child's day, answer every little wonder, and tell stories where your child is the hero.
No screen · From $59 · First 4 weeks of Puko+ free
Just someone to hold.

And remembers what you said yesterday.

A new story every night.

Numbers and letters with Kakao.

Every day, when you get home.

Someone to tell her life to.

07:14 · Sun Hill
He sings his morning song until the sun is all the way up. Then it's time to brush teeth and put on a snowsuit.

15:30 · Puddle Dale
The biggest in the whole valley. Splash! And then he wants to hear all about your day.

19:45 · Moonwood
Then everyone in Pukoland knows it's bedtime. Tulle-lulle, time to tuck the day in.
From the toothbrush to the last chapter. No screen to turn off afterward.

Ebbe sings until the teeth are clean. You only have to say it once.

The whole bike ride. Ebbe never gets tired of answering.

Fractions, explained with dough. You can keep on kneading.

Puko wants to hear everything you found. Today happens outside.

A story where he's the hero. Then the house goes quiet.
Far out at sea lies a small island where the sun rises over Sun Hill and sets behind Moonwood. Three friends live here. Ebbe wakes the sun every morning. Kakao follows anything that smells like adventure. And Tulle hums up the moon when evening comes.
One day a message in a bottle washed ashore. Inside was a drawing from a child far away, and at the bottom it said: Do you want to hear about my day? The three friends did. So they each packed a little bag and set off, one for the morning, one for the afternoon and one for the evening. But they never forget Pukoland, and they never forget each other.
The morning friend
At the top of Sun Hill stands a little yellow hut facing east. Here Ebbe wakes before everyone else and says good morning to the sun. He practices his morning songs for the acacia tree, his very best audience.
Meet Ebbe
Gentle. And he remembers everything.
Ebbe says good morning to the sun before anyone else is awake. He listens with his whole body and never forgets what you tell him.
Ebbe, why do I have to eat vegetables?
Ebbe Vegetables give your body energy, so you can grow big and strong. Carrots are good for your eyes, and broccoli helps your body stay well. What color is your vegetable today?

Curious about everything. Especially puddles.
Kakao is a why-machine on four paws. When you get home, he wants to hear it all: Who did you play with, and what was in your lunchbox?
Kakao, why is the sky blue?
Kakao Sunlight has all the colors hidden inside it. As the light flies through the air, the blue light bounces around the most. That's why the whole sky looks blue. When the sun goes down, the sky turns red and orange.

Calm. Listens most.
When the sun goes down, Tulle climbs to the highest branch and hums up the moon. She always asks what the best part of the day was, and then she whispers a bedtime story.
Tulle, why do I have to help at home?
Tulle When everyone helps a little, things get easier for the whole family. You can set the table or pick up your blocks. Then you'll have more time to play together. What would you like to help with?
The more you talk, the better Puko knows you. The cat's name, the dentist on Friday, the fact that broccoli isn't a favorite yet. So every conversation picks up where the last one left off, just like with a real friend.
What Tulle remembers about Ida
Friday morning "Good morning, Ida. Today you're going to the dentist. The dentist will look at your teeth and count them. You can hold Mom's or Dad's hand. Shall we practice opening wide?"
The story theater
Puko makes up a new story every time, with your child in the lead role. Type a name, choose a friend and a place, and watch the curtain rise.

Chapter 1 told by Ebbe
To be continued when Puko tells the rest tonight.
Example. The real Puko makes up every story from scratch.
Type in an age, and the Puko app adapts. Little kids get play and stories. School kids get a patient teacher. Grandma gets someone who wants to hear about the old days.
Real collector cards with foil, hugs and special powers. You earn them out in the real world, not in front of a screen. Physical packs are coming soon too.
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Choose your friend and your way. $59, then $12 every 4 weeks after your free first 4 weeks. Or $149 once, with Puko+ for life. Either way, you win.
$59
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$12 every 4 weeks for the whole family. That's about 43 cents a day.
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A raincoat for Kakao. A scarf for Ebbe. A hat for Tulle. The Tailor opens soon.
Ebbe, Kakao and Tulle are just the beginning. Behind the curtain, a whole crowd is rehearsing their lines, and one by one they'll step onto the stage.
Puko talks with you and answers questions, big and small. It can sing songs and tell stories where you're the main character, and it listens and remembers what you've said. So you become better friends every day.
The plush has no screen. Your child just talks to it. If you want more, there's the kids' app Pukoland, and you decide how long it stays on.
The plush is $59 with the first 4 weeks of Puko+ free. After that, Puko+ is $12 every 4 weeks, per family. You can stop any time and keep the plush. Or pay $149 once and get Puko+ for life, with no subscription.
Puko+ is Puko's subscription. The first 4 weeks are free when you buy the plush for $59, and after that Puko+ is $12 every 4 weeks.
The plush still works as a talking plush. It answers questions and remembers what you tell it, and you can follow the conversations in a basic app. But Pukoland, the friends, the stories and the learning world are not included. Puko+ isn't the plush. It's everything the plush is part of.
You pay $149 once. Puko+ and all in-app extras are then included for as long as Puko exists, including everything new. If you buy more plush friends ($59 each), they are covered too, and there is never a subscription on top. Clothes and other physical goods are not included.
No. $12 every 4 weeks covers the whole family, however many plush friends you have. An extra plush is $59, and if you already have Puko, you can add one quickly at checkout with no new subscription.
Yes. Puko+ also works in the app alone, at $12 every 4 weeks with the first 4 weeks free. With a plush, your child can talk to Puko with no screen at all.
You choose in the app whether you see topics, excerpts or whole conversations. We recommend topics, because children should have something of their own too. You can always edit and delete what Puko remembers. Read more under data safety.
For children, and really for people of all ages. Some want to hear about dinosaurs. Others just want someone to say goodnight to.
That's the whole idea. Puko doesn't look like a gadget. It's a soft, calm plush in muted colors that looks just as good in bed as on the living room shelf.
Yes, both are on the way. Sign up and you'll hear first.
Yes. The fox, the lamb, the polar bear and a whole crowd more are waiting in the wings. Sign up and we'll tell you when the next one steps out.
From $59 with the first 4 weeks of Puko+ free.
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