Leel Phone and nGülam Introduce Leel Entertainment, Reimagining Music, Video and Games for Children

LONDON - Sept. 2, 2026 - PRLog -- Leel Phone and nGülam introduced Leel Entertainment, a suite of music, video and games created for children ages 4 to 14. Instead of adapting an adult platform for younger users, it begins with how children discover, watch, listen and play, bringing everything together in a protected ecosystem across every device.

Children's technology is entering a new era, defined not by safer devices alone but by ecosystems children want to use and parents can trust. The launch comes as governments strengthen protections for young users through US privacy rules, European safety-by-design guidance and Australia's under-16 social media minimum.

"Safer technology was only the beginning," said Natalie Antoschuk, Chief Marketing Officer at Leel Phone. "Children want a digital world that feels exciting, current and truly theirs. With nGülam, we are bringing devices, entertainment and safeguards together — giving children freedom to explore and parents the confidence to say yes."

Leel Entertainment brings together three services:

• Leel Music offers millions of songs and hundreds of human-programmed stations across artists, genres, moods and moments. Editors update it weekly and exclude explicit lyrics and inappropriate themes.
• LeelTV offers thousands of hours of shows, movies and short-form learning content. Titles are human-reviewed and age-rated, with live channels, editorial collections and offline viewing.
• Leel Game offers hundreds of non-violent games across puzzles, creativity, adventure and strategy, without ads, in-app purchases, hidden costs or stranger chat.

Discovery follows editorial judgment and age suitability, not systems designed to maximize time spent. There are no ads, autoplay loops, streaks or mechanics that turn attention into the product.

nGülam negotiated partnerships with major record labels, movie studios and game studios to bring their catalogs to the service. Content passes through a first-of-its-kind curation pipeline combining nGülam's proprietary technology with human review. Millions of songs, movies, series and games are scanned; every selected title and its artwork is reviewed before reaching a child.

"Children should not be treated as a profile inside an adult entertainment service. They are an audience in their own right," said Adrian Janon, Partner at nGülam (https://ngulam.com/). "Serving them demands outstanding content, thoughtful curation, intuitive design and a model aligned with families rather than attention. That is what Leel Entertainment has been created to deliver."

Leel (http://leelphone.com) Entertainment will begin rolling out to Leel customers in the fourth quarter of 2026 across Leel smartphones, tablets and smartwatches. Markets, pricing and availability will be announced closer to launch.