Our first 100 kids aren't asking Yoggi for answers, they're building whole imaginary worlds with it

We just crossed our first 100 free users, and the thing that's genuinely surprised me isn't the number, it's the pattern of return usage. I expected mostly one off questions and general curiosity chat. Instead, based on parent feedback and usage patterns, a good chunk of the kids coming back day after day are treating Yoggi as an ongoing storytelling companion, picking up an imaginary world across multiple sessions instead of asking one question and leaving.

That's exactly the kind of engagement we designed for: a tool that sparks a child's own imagination rather than one that does the thinking for them.

Still very early days, small numbers, lots to learn. But if this is what happens at 100 users with almost no polish yet, I'm excited to see how it holds up as we grow.

If you're building anything for kids, what's the most surprising way your early users actually used your product versus what you expected?