Toca Boca

@robjama Thanks! Happy to answer any questions. A lot of thought (and work) went in to this one.

@bjornjeffery What's the big vision for Toca TV? Do you think it will eventually reach more families than your apps do?

@robjama We're not looking to scope out the apps, but rather add another touch point for the brand. You can't really be a kids brand today without a presence and a voice in video of some sort. So they will both run side by side. The overall idea is that there's a void between preschool and adult social networks that is empty to a large part. Where kids are too old for preschool shows but also too young to handle Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat etc. Both legally and developmentally. So while we are not trying to compete with those guys, we've looked at the type of behavior that they have brought to kids (and adults) in terms of video. The result is something that looks very different than the stuff that is running on traditional broadcast today. The format, frequency and tone of voice is all different. You expect to both watch and make video - which you can in our new app.

@bjornjeffery Finally, the component that will make parents feel safe about this is that there are no social components to the app, and every video has been watched by our editorial team and screened for suitability. There are no ads, no advertorials, and no videos with bad or unsuitable messaging. For the parents that value that aspect, we hope they will consider subscribing to Toca TV.

@rhdarian It's subscription service with a free trial. And while there are free video services, they often come with a different kind of cost. We have made a selection of the best and most appropriate videos for kids, watched every second of every video, edited them, removed all inappropriate videos, produced exclusive Toca Boca content and of course - no ads. So that's what we charge for. It's not for everyone of course, but that's the thinking :)