What your child can do
- Stay in touch with friends all summer break
- Set up their own playdates
- Voice-chat their best friend after school
- Call a friend's Peko Pal, without borrowing your phone
A first way to talk to people, without a phone
Their own way to reach people
Voice messages and calls with the friends and family you approve, from any room, on a device that has no feeds, no ads and no games to get lost in.
Grandma doesn't need a Pal
Grandparents and friends without a Pal use the Peko Pal app on their iPhone or iPad, and your child's messages arrive there. No second device to buy.
They can see it from across the room
When a message is waiting, the logo flashes amber. Your child hears it, answers by holding the action button, and a steady green light shows whenever the microphone is on.
A walkie-talkie for nearby Pals
Pal to Pal with no Wi-Fi needed, for the sibling down the hall or the cousin next door. Channels are open, so any Pal in range on the same channel can hear.
You decide who they talk to
You approve every friend
In the Peko Pal app. Both families approve before anything can be sent in either direction, and either side can withdraw at any time.
No strangers
There's no discovery and no requests from strangers. Your child can't add someone from the device.
An invite, not a search
You invite a friend with a link or a QR code that the friend's parent opens.
Friends follow your child
If you replace or upgrade a Peko Pal, your child keeps their friends.
All of this is set up in the Peko Pal app on your iPhone. How Peko Pal handles safety and privacy
Questions parents ask
Can my child call and message friends without a phone?
Can strangers contact my child?
Can my child message grandparents who have no Peko Pal?
Are calls available?
What do I need to set it up?
When can I get one?
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