Create first. Print what matters.

Lovink is a create-first AI thermal printer for kids and families. A child can speak an idea or question, preview the result on the printer, refine it, and choose when to print.

A compatible smartphone with the Lovink app is required for initial setup and parent management. The app is used to create the parent-managed account, scan and link the printer, connect it to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network, manage child profiles and safety settings, review or delete saved creation history, change Wi-Fi, and manage printer settings.

After setup, a phone does not need to be present for every creative session. Children can use the printer's voice-based creation experience directly.

However, the printer must remain connected to Wi-Fi for AI-generated creations and answers, because these features rely on cloud AI services. The app is a parent setup, safety, and management tool—not a screen that children need to use every time they create.

Yes. Preview-before-print is the core of the Lovink workflow. Children can look at the result and request a change before paper is used.

A normal mini printer typically prints an image sent from another device. Lovink is designed around a child-led creative loop: speak, preview, refine, and print. It also supports saved history and reprints.

Lovink uses black-and-white thermal printing. The output is designed to be colored by hand with pencils or other suitable art supplies.

No. Lovink uses inkless thermal printing and does not require an ink cartridge.

The current plan uses 53 mm thermal adhesive sticker paper. Each roll is planned to be 3.5 m long.

Lovink uses certified BPA-free thermal paper. We do not make additional material-safety or “non-toxic” claims beyond the available certification.

Approximately 45-55 small prints, depending on the height of each design or card. Taller prints use more paper.

Yes. Creations are saved in history so families can revisit and reprint favorites.

Lovink is parent-managed. Voice requests are processed through Lovink's cloud services to create a transcript, apply safety checks, and generate the requested content. Raw voice recordings are not stored after transcription.

We store only what is needed for the service: parent account and printer information, generated creations, and print history. These are kept until a parent deletes an item or deletes the account. Parents can review and delete saved creations in the app.

A parent or legal guardian must create and manage the account, and Lovink uses data minimization, access-controlled storage, safety checks, and applicable children's privacy protections.

Lovink is designed so voice input begins only after the input control is intentionally activated.

Lovink uses layered automated safety checks before content is generated or printed. Voice and text prompts first pass rule-based filters and an AI safety classifier; learning and encyclopedia responses are checked again before they are shown or printed.

Requests involving graphic violence, weapons, sexual or nude content, drugs, illegal activity, self-harm, hate, or dangerous instructions are blocked. Learning and encyclopedia modes apply additional child-focused limits to adult, graphic, political, or otherwise unsuitable topics.

Generated content is also subject to the safety controls of the AI provider. If a request is blocked by Lovink or the provider, no image is generated or printed. Lovink does not rely on real-time human review of every creation. Parents manage the account, set the child age group, can review saved creations, and can delete any creation or print history item in the app.

Lovink is more than a one-prompt image printer. Kids can speak an idea, preview and refine it, then print it—plus make image-based edits, learning cards, and knowledge cards with built-in safety and parent controls.

No subscription or credits are required at launch. Core experiences are included for everyday family use. If a family later needs much more AI capacity, we may offer an optional add-on. Lovink will always work as a printer, and everyday use will remain included.