Naria has raised $366K in a crowdfunding round backed by Club de Impact Angels, a bet on turning kids’ screen time into something parents might actually feel good about. The average U.S. child spends more than 7.5 hours a day staring at a display, and Naria’s pitch is simple: swap passive consumption for active creation.
The company describes its product as “literal magic”-at least in the eyes of its young users-positioning it as a tool that lets children build, imagine, and grow rather than just scroll. The fresh capital gives Naria a runway to keep developing that vision, though specifics on product rollout or hiring plans weren’t disclosed. For now, the round signals early investor confidence in a crowded but emotionally charged space: making screen time feel less like a guilty pleasure and more like a creative outlet.
