FAMILY CALLS & MESSAGES. OVER WI-FI.

Stay close.
No phone plan for them.

Your child can call and message you over Wi-Fi from a supported device, without their own SIM card or mobile phone plan. A simple way to check in when you’re apart.

Works over Wi-Fi
Secure connections
Approved contacts

In this beta, both people need AmiHop open in a supported browser for calls. Ringing when a phone is locked or the app is closed is planned.

Private Beta Currently - By invitation only

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Built by kids. Shaped with parents.

Two smiling friends facing each other, listening and chatting in a sunny garden, with no devices. — A little hello. A whole lot of friendship.Illustrated friends · a little AmiHop imagination

A DIRECT CONNECTION TO YOU

A little “I’m home.”
A quick “Love you.”

Call your child to check in, or let them reach you when they have something to share. Parent–child conversations are at the heart of AmiHop.

How family calling works

Wi-Fi for them. Flexibility for you.

Your child needs an internet-connected device, not their own mobile subscription. You can connect over Wi-Fi or mobile data. Internet or data charges may apply.

Protected connections. Familiar people.

Messages and browser calls use encrypted connections in transit. Children connect with approved contacts, with family controls built in.

Coming with our mobile app.

Use our mobile app to securely connect with your child on wifi connected device or SIP enabled phones without a screen.

One-to-one conversationsNo group chatsNo picturesNo videos

ROOM FOR THE GOOD STUFF

Friendship doesn’t need
an audience.

A simple space to talk, with thoughtful boundaries built around each connection.

Familiar people, first.

Friendships need approval from both families before children can connect. A friend code starts a request—it doesn’t open a conversation.

Words over noise.

One-to-one text conversations. No group messaging, picture sharing, or videos. Space for a proper catch-up without a crowd.

A way to say stop.

Children can block unwanted contact and report an interaction to their guardian. Parents can restrict a connection or pause friend conversations.

OVERSIGHT, WITH BOUNDARIES

Sam’s activityIllustrative parent view

Activity only

Who they connected with: Jamie
When they connected: After school
Conversation activity: Message counts

Activity stays separate from eligible friend-chat review.

FOR PARENTS. AND FOR TRUST.

Stay involved.
Build trust.

Know who your child connects with and when. Set boundaries together. Age-based supervision supports younger children, while teens can choose privacy for friend chats. Direct parent–child conversations stay separate.

Explore parent controls