As a parent of three, I often ask myself the same question many parents face today — what is truly best for our children in a world filled with technology?

Their time is increasingly shaped by screens. From YouTube to educational apps, everything is designed to be fast, interactive, and visually stimulating. While these tools can be useful, I began to notice something deeper — the habit of reading, and more importantly, the ability to think independently, was slowly being replaced.

In an AI-driven world, access to knowledge is no longer the challenge. Children can find answers instantly. But one thing does not change — the ability to read, understand, and process information remains essential. Reading is still the foundation of learning.

At the same time, I believe logical thinking will become even more important in the future. The ability to observe carefully, connect information, and make sense of the world is not something technology can replace. It is a fundamental human skill.

I wanted to create something for my own children — something that is screen-free, engaging, and meaningful. Something that encourages focus, builds observation, and develops logical thinking in a natural way.

That is how Detective Milo began.