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ONE SAFE SPACE.

SOCIAL MEDIA IS HARMFUL TO CHILDREN.

In a US study, 68% of girls nationally reported having a negative experience on a social networking site. Some teens have reported that Facebook can incite fights, especially with the creation of “burn” pages created for the explicit purpose of taunting or teasing others.

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"I jumped on Instagram yesterday and wanted to see how fast I could get to a graphic self-harm image. It took me about a minute and a half. The only thing I needed to do...was misspell self-harm in a hashtag."

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In one study, almost one out of every six children engaged in self-harm in the previous year. The average age for beginning to experiment with self-injury is 12. But by that age, children have likely already been exposed to self-harm content, with the average age of first exposure around 10 or 11 years old.

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Barnardo’s estimates that 75% of their referrals are linked to internet abuse. The victims of online abuse receiving referrals are increasingly for children who come from stable, safe and supportive family environments. There is no typical victim.

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There are 500,000 online predators active each day. The F.B.I. estimates that 50% of the victims of online sexual exploitation are between the ages of 12 and 15. In over 25% of reported incidents, children are asked for sexually explicit photos of themselves.

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PARENTS NEED MORE CONTROL.

OUR PARENT DASH GIVES IT TO THEM.

Communication Control

You can restrict DMs to people your child has met in person or disable them completely. You can also prevent location tags on posts. Or restrict nothing at all. Your choice.

Visibility Control

You can hide your child from search results and friend suggestions, plus disable profile picture uploads. As your child matures, you can gradually make things more visible. Up to you.

Content Control

Want to block incoming links, stop image and video posts, or limit content discovery to prevent doomscrolling? Do it.

Usage Limits

Set daily maximums. Sleep restrictions. School restrictions. Or don’t. No workarounds, no bypasses. We’ve made sure of it.

Emergency Freeze

Need your child to focus on something else, right now? Freeze their account for as long as you need, at the touch of a button.

Moderation Alerts

Get real-time notifications when your child encounters content moderation. We'll share the category, severity level, and any action taken, so you can have informed conversations when needed.

Usage Levels

See how your child's usage stacks up against peers, plus get insights into their most active times, days, and overall usage trends.

Friendship Insights

We think you should know who your child is talking to. We won’t share their conversations, but you’ll see their friends’ names and the strength of their connection.

Content interests

We won’t share specific posts or content, but we’ll let you know the categories of their interests, like sport or gaming.

But that’s not all. Let’s talk moderation.

Our visual moderation analyzes images and videos to detect explicit content, violence, drugs, hate imagery, and other inappropriate material using advanced image recognition technology. We also have AI-generated content detection capability to identify manipulated or fully synthetic images and videos, helping combat unrealistic body standards and fake news. The system processes video content frame-by-frame and supports real-time analysis of live streams. If any content is flagged, it will be immediately blocked before publish on the platform.
We process audio content to detect and flag inappropriate material that could cause harm, spread misinformation or impersonate real people. This helps protect against verbal abuse, voice cloning, deepfake audio, and other forms of audio manipulation that could be used to deceive or harm users.
Our text moderation uses deep learning models trained on large datasets to detect hate speech, bullying, threats, explicit language, and violence across 30 languages and linguistic subtleties, making it highly accurate at identifying cyberbullying and harmful interactions that might be missed by simple keyword filtering. It combines intelligent understanding with pattern-matching to catch both obvious and coded harmful language.

NO ALGORITHMS. NO ADS. NO OVER 18s.

Just a cool place to create, discover, and communicate.

TWO APPS.

ONE SAFE SPACE.

In a US study, 68% of girls nationally reported having a negative experience on a social networking site. Some teens have reported that Facebook can incite fights, especially with the creation of “burn” pages created for the explicit purpose of taunting or teasing others.

"I jumped on Instagram yesterday and wanted to see how fast I could get to a graphic self-harm image. It took me about a minute and a half. The only thing I needed to do...was misspell self-harm in a hashtag."

Barnardo’s estimates that 75% of their referrals are linked to internet abuse. The victims of online abuse receiving referrals are increasingly for children who come from stable, safe and supportive family environments. There is no typical victim.

There are 500,000 online predators active each day. The F.B.I. estimates that 50% of the victims of online sexual exploitation are between the ages of 12 and 15. In over 25% of reported incidents, children are asked for sexually explicit photos of themselves.