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AI is reaching children and families.
Learning companions, conversational toys and family apps are adding generative AI, and the parents, schools and publishers behind them want to know where its limits are.
For investors
Boundlia is building a platform that keeps AI applications within approved knowledge, memory and actions, so the companies that deploy them can define what their AI may do and review what it did.
Why now
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Learning companions, conversational toys and family apps are adding generative AI, and the parents, schools and publishers behind them want to know where its limits are.
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New requirements for children’s online services and for AI systems are taking effect in the United States and the European Union, raising the bar for what a product must be able to show.
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Most products ask a general-purpose model to behave. Boundlia is designed to make the boundary part of the application itself, with answers tied to sources and refusals that come with reasons.
Teams define who their AI is for, what it should help with, and what it must stay within.
A product’s own content, alongside specialist knowledge from Boundlia’s curated library.
What the AI may remember and do, and which actions require permission.
Our team tests each product against its purpose, audience and limits before it reaches real users.
Where we start
First focus
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Where we are
October 2026
Boundlia Inc. incorporated in Delaware, with a team across the United States and Istanbul.
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Platform in development; an interactive prototype is shared in briefings.
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Design partner program open to developers and organizations building AI products.
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First design partners and an evaluation proof of concept.
Founders

Founder & CEO
An award-winning entrepreneur and child-centered AI strategist, Evren leads Boundlia’s vision, product direction and partnerships. Her work focuses on building technology around the needs of the people it serves.

Co-founder
Entrepreneur and recipient of Harvard School of Dental Medicine’s Distinguished Alumni Award. Robert brings decades of company-building experience and a record of advising more than 40 Fortune 100 companies.
How we work with investors
Tell us a little about yourself and your interest in AI trust and children’s technology.
A call with the founders to understand fit, questions and timing.
After the call, we share our briefing materials and a demonstration of the prototype.
We read every request and reply personally.
This page is for information only. It is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any securities. Descriptions of products in development and of plans may change.