A safe playground for children
Grown-ups approve friends, posts and meet-ups.
Built around three simple promises
What is inside
Every feature, built for safety first
Each area is switched on or off by the grown-up, per child.
Nothing can be deleted. Bad language is caught automatically, and a panic shortcut calls a grown-up instantly.
Children swap a code face to face. Both sets of grown-ups say yes before a single message is possible.
Photos, video and text in the topics you allow. Every post is reviewed before anyone else can see it.
Playdates and mini-events with time, place and a pick-up plan the grown-ups confirm.
Safe places, live position while the app is open, and history you can switch off completely.
Approvals, alerts, screen-time windows, quiet hours and a full log of everything that happened.
For the children
A feed that feels like fun, and works like a nursery gate
Kids post pictures and short clips. Grown-ups see them first — always.
- Curated emoji repliesNo free-text comments for the youngest age groups.
- Daily limits and opening hoursThe feed simply closes at homework and bedtime.
- Automatic safety blocksSwearing and grooming patterns are stopped before a grown-up even looks.
For the grown-ups
One panel for approvals, alerts and where they are
Approve in a tap, read any chat, and get told the moment something needs you.
- Instant SOSAn emergency alert reaches you with the position, even in quiet hours.
- Safety scoreA short checklist shows what is still worth switching on.
- Delivery receiptsSee whether every alert actually reached you, and on which channel.
Open it now
Jump straight into the grown-up tools
Every box opens the module it describes — no hunting around the dashboard.
Where it makes sense
From the classroom to the kitchen table
The same safe rules, wherever children need to keep in touch.
In schoolClass announcements and homework reminders in a space teachers and parents can see.
Best friends chat without an open internet around them.
One thread per class, moderated by the grown-ups who volunteer.
A quick “where are you?” answered without phone calls.
Grown-ups coordinate lifts, birthdays and pick-ups in their own thread.
Mini-events with yes/no/pending tracking and one-tap reminders.
Good to know
The questions grown-ups ask first
Give them a playground you can see into
Set it up in a few minutes and decide exactly what your child may do.