Many childcare apps translate a message. Bloomz translates the app: the menus, the forms, the invoice and the pickup screen, into 250+ languages, with right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Urdu. A family who reads Dari sees Dari.
Send the enrollment packet, the handbook acknowledgement, a field-trip slip or a media consent as a form, with an approval step where staff need to sign off. Families sign on their phone, and the signed copy goes to the child's file.
Check-in, photos, lunch and what is coming up, in one feed.
A burst pipe at 6 AM is not a post. Send it to every family on app push, text, email and an automated voice call at once, and see who it reached. Voice calls are spoken in about 49 languages.
Newsletter Studio builds the monthly family newsletter and translates it for each family. Polls and surveys ask about re-enrollment intent, satisfaction or interest in a trip. Sign-ups cover parent-teacher conferences and volunteer and supply slots, so nobody passes a clipboard.
The family app opens on a one-tap Today row. A parent checks their child in or out from the phone, reads today's report, messages the room, pays, signs what is waiting and sees this week's plan, without hunting through menus.
No. Bloomz is free for families.
250+ languages for text in the app, push, email and SMS, with right-to-left support. Automated voice calls are spoken in about 49 languages.
Yes. Each child can have several guardians, each with their own login and their own language.
In the same app, at check-out, with the day's photos. See Care Log & Daily Reports.
A short call about your rooms, your families and the app you use today, not a generic pitch.