What Alpha means here
This is not a promotional early-access reward. It is product research. Pieces will be unfinished. Bugs are expected. The useful part is seeing where a child naturally understands the experience—and where they do not.
Bright Minutes Alpha
Help us learn from the early build.
The first group will be deliberately small: about 10–20 families, children ages 2–6, testing through the web/PWA build.
What we will ask
Adult contact information, the child’s age, the type of device/browser you can test on, realistic testing frequency, and optional context about why you are interested.
What we will not ask for
No child name, exact birthday, school, photograph, street address, gender, or public learner profile is needed to apply.
After Alpha
Beta is expected to become device/platform-specific. Alpha stays web/PWA so we can learn quickly before native distribution becomes part of the testing problem.
Applications for the first small Alpha group are open.