“How was school?”“Good.” 🤷
This evening, you'll know what to say.
Small moments. Big connections.
AI to keep families close.
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WHiC AI Voice Chat
Every child communicates differently — from Kindy to Year 12, WHiC adapts to their age, their stage, and gets them to share what really happened.
WHIC works its magic
WHIC’s AI combines insights from parents across the class and creates personalised conversation starters tailored to your child’s day.
Talk about it at dinner
At 6:07pm, you get tonight’s WHIC — real topics that get your kids actually talking.
Kids love talking to WHiC
From Kindy to Year 12, WHiC knows how to get them talking — really talking.
Here's what arrives at 6:07pm
Every evening, WHIC delivers conversation starters based on what actually happened in your child's class that day.
Real moments. Real conversations.
Built for busy parents
WHiC does the hard part
No more awkward questions. WHiC knows how to talk to your child — you just sit back and get the full picture.
6:07pm daily
Your WHIC arrives every evening, right before dinner
Privacy first
Only nicknames, never real names. Your input is always anonymous.
Free to use
No subscriptions, no hidden costs
Families are already talking
“My daughter actually told me about her science experiment at dinner. That has literally never happened before.”
Sarah M.
Mum of Year 2, Sydney
“I used to dread the ‘how was school’ silence. Now my son races to tell me if I got the WHIC right.”
Emma L.
Mum of Year 4, Melbourne
“WHiC chats to my daughter after pickup and we get the best dinner conversations. Game changer.”
Jess R.
Mum of Prep, Brisbane
“My husband and I finally both know what’s happening at school. We actually talk about it together now.”
Michelle T.
Mum of Year 1, Adelaide
“The conversation starters are so specific — my kids can’t just say ‘fine’ anymore!”
Kate W.
Mum of Year 3, Perth
“I share the WHIC with my parents. Now Grandma knows what to ask about when she calls.”
Rachel D.
Mum of Year 1, Canberra
“The first time my son said ‘Did you see the WHIC today?’ I knew this was working.”
Priya K.
Mum of Prep, Melbourne
“I used to feel guilty for not knowing enough about his day. Now I feel like I was there.”
Tash M.
Mum of Year 5, Perth
“Both my kids are on WHIC now. Dinner went from silent to chaos — the good kind.”
Lauren F.
Mum of Year 2 & Year 4, Brisbane
“My partner and I finally talk about the kids’ school together. It’s brought us closer too.”
Sam W.
Dad of Year 3, Sydney
“Honestly I was sceptical. Then my daughter asked me how I knew about the caterpillars.”
Bec H.
Mum of Prep, Adelaide
“My 6-year-old runs to the phone when it’s WHiC time. She tells it things she’d never tell us at dinner.”
Amy K.
Mum of Prep, Gold Coast
“I was sceptical about my teenager talking to an app. Then I heard him laughing in his room — he’d been chatting to WHiC for 10 minutes.”
Jen S.
Mum of Year 9, Sydney
“WHiC asks my son questions I’d never think of. He actually opens up. It’s like having a really clever friend who knows exactly what to say.”
Natalie R.
Mum of Year 3, Melbourne
“My daughter said ‘Mum, WHiC remembered I was doing my science project!’ She feels like someone actually listens.”
Claire D.
Mum of Year 5, Brisbane
“I used to get ‘nothing’ when I asked about school. Now my kids fight over who gets to talk to WHiC first.”
Steph H.
Mum of Year 1 & Year 4, Perth
“My daughter actually told me about her science experiment at dinner. That has literally never happened before.”
Sarah M.
Mum of Year 2, Sydney
“I used to dread the ‘how was school’ silence. Now my son races to tell me if I got the WHIC right.”
Emma L.
Mum of Year 4, Melbourne
“WHiC chats to my daughter after pickup and we get the best dinner conversations. Game changer.”
Jess R.
Mum of Prep, Brisbane
“My husband and I finally both know what’s happening at school. We actually talk about it together now.”
Michelle T.
Mum of Year 1, Adelaide
“The conversation starters are so specific — my kids can’t just say ‘fine’ anymore!”
Kate W.
Mum of Year 3, Perth
“I share the WHIC with my parents. Now Grandma knows what to ask about when she calls.”
Rachel D.
Mum of Year 1, Canberra
“The first time my son said ‘Did you see the WHIC today?’ I knew this was working.”
Priya K.
Mum of Prep, Melbourne
“I used to feel guilty for not knowing enough about his day. Now I feel like I was there.”
Tash M.
Mum of Year 5, Perth
“Both my kids are on WHIC now. Dinner went from silent to chaos — the good kind.”
Lauren F.
Mum of Year 2 & Year 4, Brisbane
“My partner and I finally talk about the kids’ school together. It’s brought us closer too.”
Sam W.
Dad of Year 3, Sydney
“Honestly I was sceptical. Then my daughter asked me how I knew about the caterpillars.”
Bec H.
Mum of Prep, Adelaide
“My 6-year-old runs to the phone when it’s WHiC time. She tells it things she’d never tell us at dinner.”
Amy K.
Mum of Prep, Gold Coast
“I was sceptical about my teenager talking to an app. Then I heard him laughing in his room — he’d been chatting to WHiC for 10 minutes.”
Jen S.
Mum of Year 9, Sydney
“WHiC asks my son questions I’d never think of. He actually opens up. It’s like having a really clever friend who knows exactly what to say.”
Natalie R.
Mum of Year 3, Melbourne
“My daughter said ‘Mum, WHiC remembered I was doing my science project!’ She feels like someone actually listens.”
Claire D.
Mum of Year 5, Brisbane
“I used to get ‘nothing’ when I asked about school. Now my kids fight over who gets to talk to WHiC first.”
Steph H.
Mum of Year 1 & Year 4, Perth
“My daughter actually told me about her science experiment at dinner. That has literally never happened before.”
Sarah M.
Mum of Year 2, Sydney
“I used to dread the ‘how was school’ silence. Now my son races to tell me if I got the WHIC right.”
Emma L.
Mum of Year 4, Melbourne
“WHiC chats to my daughter after pickup and we get the best dinner conversations. Game changer.”
Jess R.
Mum of Prep, Brisbane
“My husband and I finally both know what’s happening at school. We actually talk about it together now.”
Michelle T.
Mum of Year 1, Adelaide
“The conversation starters are so specific — my kids can’t just say ‘fine’ anymore!”
Kate W.
Mum of Year 3, Perth
“I share the WHIC with my parents. Now Grandma knows what to ask about when she calls.”
Rachel D.
Mum of Year 1, Canberra
“The first time my son said ‘Did you see the WHIC today?’ I knew this was working.”
Priya K.
Mum of Prep, Melbourne
“I used to feel guilty for not knowing enough about his day. Now I feel like I was there.”
Tash M.
Mum of Year 5, Perth
“Both my kids are on WHIC now. Dinner went from silent to chaos — the good kind.”
Lauren F.
Mum of Year 2 & Year 4, Brisbane
“My partner and I finally talk about the kids’ school together. It’s brought us closer too.”
Sam W.
Dad of Year 3, Sydney
“Honestly I was sceptical. Then my daughter asked me how I knew about the caterpillars.”
Bec H.
Mum of Prep, Adelaide
“My 6-year-old runs to the phone when it’s WHiC time. She tells it things she’d never tell us at dinner.”
Amy K.
Mum of Prep, Gold Coast
“I was sceptical about my teenager talking to an app. Then I heard him laughing in his room — he’d been chatting to WHiC for 10 minutes.”
Jen S.
Mum of Year 9, Sydney
“WHiC asks my son questions I’d never think of. He actually opens up. It’s like having a really clever friend who knows exactly what to say.”
Natalie R.
Mum of Year 3, Melbourne
“My daughter said ‘Mum, WHiC remembered I was doing my science project!’ She feels like someone actually listens.”
Claire D.
Mum of Year 5, Brisbane
“I used to get ‘nothing’ when I asked about school. Now my kids fight over who gets to talk to WHiC first.”
Steph H.
Mum of Year 1 & Year 4, Perth
Your family's privacy comes first
WHIC is built with children's data protection at its core.
Nicknames only
Your child's real name is never stored in our system
Anonymous inputs
No one can see what you submitted. Ever.
Initials only
Other parents only see initials, never full names
No names in content
Student and teacher names are automatically removed from all outputs
Secure by design
Row-level security on every piece of data. You only see your class.
Australian hosted
Your data stays in Australia
GDPR-aligned
Built to comply with international children's data protection standards
Your data, your choice
Export or delete your data anytime
We're pursuing Common Sense Privacy certification — the same standard trusted by leading education platforms worldwide.
Questions parents ask
WHIC stands for "What Happened In Class." It's an app that helps parents have better conversations with their kids about school. Parents share quick notes about what their child mentioned, and WHIC turns them into conversation starters delivered every evening.
No time at all — your child just chats with WHiC after school. If you want to add your own notes too, it takes seconds. Something like "they did art today" or "had a spelling test" is plenty.
Your child talks to WHiC through the app — just like chatting to a friend. WHiC adapts to every age level, from Kindy to Year 12, asking the right questions in the right way. It discovers what happened at school, then combines this with insights from other parents in the class to create personalised conversation starters for your family.
Every school day at 6:07pm — right before dinner. You'll get a notification when it's ready.
That's completely normal! Even a simple "my child seemed happy today" or "they mentioned something about maths" helps. The more parents who contribute, the richer everyone's WHIC becomes.
No. Your individual input is never shown to anyone else. WHIC combines all parent inputs anonymously and creates conversation starters from the combined picture. No one knows who said what.
No. WHIC only uses nicknames — never your child's real name. We take children's privacy seriously and follow strict data protection practices.
Yes! WHIC is free to use. We want every family to have better dinner conversations.
Once you join a class, you'll get a share link you can send to other parents via text or WhatsApp. The more parents who join, the better everyone's WHIC becomes.
No. WHIC is 100% parent-powered. Teachers don't need to do anything — parents contribute the moments and WHIC does the rest.