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Troomi Ranks No. 1,480 on 2026 Inc. 5000 After 238% Growth
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Child-wellness technology company ranks No. 1,480 following 238% three-year revenue growth
OREM, Utah - TelAve -- Troomi, a technology company dedicated to helping families create safer digital experiences for children, has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000, Inc.'s annual ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in America. In its first year of eligibility, Troomi ranked No. 1,480 nationally, marking a 238% increase in revenue from 2022 to 2025.
Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Orem, Utah, Troomi provides families with a modern smartphone designed specifically for kids without the addictive apps, unrestricted internet access, or social media exposure built into traditional devices.
Built around the belief that parents should not have to choose between connection and protection, Troomi phones pair Samsung hardware with Troomi's kid-safe operating system to create a smartphone experience designed for healthier digital habits, real-world family life and simple, frictionless setup managed through a single parent-friendly platform.
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"Being named to the Inc. 5000 is an exciting milestone for Troomi, but more importantly, it reflects the growing number of families looking for a different approach to technology for their kids," said Bill Brady, CEO of Troomi. "Parents shouldn't have to choose between giving their children independence and protecting their childhood. We're proud to be building technology that helps families find that balance."
Troomi's growth comes as parents, educators, and policymakers continue to examine the impact of smartphones and social media on children and seek practical ways to create healthier digital habits. The company believes technology built specifically with children and families in mind can play an important role in that effort.
"We started Troomi because we believed there was a better way to introduce technology into a child's life," said Brady. "Our goal has always been to help families take that first step with confidence—and to give kids the right amount of technology for where they are, rather than giving them everything at once."
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About Troomi
Troomi is a child-wellness technology company dedicated to helping families raise healthy, confident kids in a connected world. Powered by Troomi OS™, the company's purpose-built operating system for kids and families, Troomi delivers smartphones designed to help prevent harmful content, addictive technology and online exploitation before it happens — while still giving families the tools they need to stay connected. By pairing carefully selected Samsung hardware with a safer digital experience, Troomi helps families introduce technology in a more intentional and balanced way.
Media Inquiries:
press@troomi.com
Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Orem, Utah, Troomi provides families with a modern smartphone designed specifically for kids without the addictive apps, unrestricted internet access, or social media exposure built into traditional devices.
Built around the belief that parents should not have to choose between connection and protection, Troomi phones pair Samsung hardware with Troomi's kid-safe operating system to create a smartphone experience designed for healthier digital habits, real-world family life and simple, frictionless setup managed through a single parent-friendly platform.
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"Being named to the Inc. 5000 is an exciting milestone for Troomi, but more importantly, it reflects the growing number of families looking for a different approach to technology for their kids," said Bill Brady, CEO of Troomi. "Parents shouldn't have to choose between giving their children independence and protecting their childhood. We're proud to be building technology that helps families find that balance."
Troomi's growth comes as parents, educators, and policymakers continue to examine the impact of smartphones and social media on children and seek practical ways to create healthier digital habits. The company believes technology built specifically with children and families in mind can play an important role in that effort.
"We started Troomi because we believed there was a better way to introduce technology into a child's life," said Brady. "Our goal has always been to help families take that first step with confidence—and to give kids the right amount of technology for where they are, rather than giving them everything at once."
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About Troomi
Troomi is a child-wellness technology company dedicated to helping families raise healthy, confident kids in a connected world. Powered by Troomi OS™, the company's purpose-built operating system for kids and families, Troomi delivers smartphones designed to help prevent harmful content, addictive technology and online exploitation before it happens — while still giving families the tools they need to stay connected. By pairing carefully selected Samsung hardware with a safer digital experience, Troomi helps families introduce technology in a more intentional and balanced way.
Media Inquiries:
press@troomi.com
Source: Troomi
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