Raphael Halberthal and Tom Galle know your kids are more tech savvy than you, so they think your kids should be able to use tech for something most adults find common practice -- communication. That's why Halberthal and Galle designed an email client tailor-made for toddlers, not grown-ups.
The kid-friendly, iPad app, Maily, includes several of the same features of normal "adult" email hubs like Outlook or Sparrow. Kids can send and receive messages, have access to a contact list and see notifications of new emails. Since it's targeted toward a younger demographic (mainly ages 4 to 9), Maily has a very visual feel -- bright colors, options to add stamps and stickers to messages, or u…
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