Humie

Humie

Build EQ with beloved TV

12 ratings
6 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 30, 2025
  • May 25, 2026

Features

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About

This app helps children aged 3-8 and their parents develop emotional literacy through interactive activities based on popular TV shows. It aims to improve emotional vocabulary, increase discussions about feelings, and enhance emotion management skills in kids.

Emotional literacy building for kids
Interactive activities with TV characters
Curated library of popular kids' shows
Improves emotional vocabulary
Increases parent-child emotion discussions
Enhances emotion management skills
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What's New in Humie

1.0.25

May 25, 2026

- UI/UX improvements - Humie dances the Macarena (j/k)

Subscription plans

Monthly Subscription (Member)

Monthly Subscription - Member Level

$4.991 Month
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Great app

Have been using this for about a month and it’s one of the few apps I don’t feel guilty letting kids use. The shows are age appropriate and well selected and there are always little moments where a kid has to think about how a character feels. Really well made.

Love it!

So much fun and so intuitive and easy to use!

Already recommending it to families and kids in my life

Humie has been a delightful find. The app is easy to navigate and gives a clear, easy way to understand emotions. Also love the library and excited for how it will grow - Daniel Tiger has been a favorite so far. Already recommending Humie to the kids and families in my life as well

An emotion learning app made to make learning fun for everyone🤩

Love how easy Humie is to use! It feels super natural for kids to learn about emotions while watching their favorite tv shows. It’s such a fun and simple way to understand how characters feel in different situations. And it helps grownups talk about emotions too! It’s truly made for everyone!!

An emotion learning app made to make learning fun for everyone🤩

Love how easy Humie is to use! It feels super natural to learn about emotions while I watch my favorite tv shows. It’s such a fun and simple way to understand how characters feel in different scenes. It’s truly made for everyone!!

FAQ

What age range is Humie designed for?

Humie is designed for children aged 3-8 years old and their parents. The app focuses on building emotional literacy within this developmental stage.

How does Humie improve a child's emotional vocabulary?

By integrating reflective practice with popular TV shows, Humie helps children label and discuss emotions. Research indicates that just 30 minutes a week with the app can improve kids' emotional vocabulary.

What kind of TV shows are featured in Humie?

Humie features a curated library of popular children's titles such as Bluey, Octonauts, The Magic School Bus, and Gabby's Dollhouse. These familiar shows are used to make learning engaging.

Is Humie free to use?

Yes, Humie is intended to be accessible for free. The developers encourage those who can afford it to support the app through subscriptions to maintain free access for others.

What are the subscription options for Humie?

Humie offers several monthly subscription plans for supporters, including 'Member' at $4.99/month, 'Supporter' at $6.99/month, and 'Angel' at $9.99/month. These subscriptions help fund the app's free access model.

Who developed Humie?

Humie was developed by Columbia cognitive scientists with funding from the National Science Foundation. It was designed and tested in collaboration with leading kids' media experts.

How often is Humie updated?

The latest version of Humie is 1.0.21, which was last updated on March 17, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.

Does Humie have ads?

No, Humie does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use, with optional in-app purchases for subscriptions to support its development and accessibility.