Our product leverages data to provide parents with insights about their children's online behavior, helping them to be better parents.

The issue of mental health predates TikTok and the internet, but we take responsibility for investing in understanding and addressing these concerns to keep our platform safe.

The algorithms of social media platforms like TikTok can have detrimental effects on children, and there is a need for a serious conversation about their impact on privacy and mental health.

During beta testing, we found that couples were the most engaged users, which led us to concentrate on their specific needs.

The impact of social media on children can be deeply negative, affecting their self-esteem and mental health due to exposure to harmful content.

We are committed to addressing the mental health concerns associated with social media by proactively removing mature content unsuitable for teenagers and redirecting searches for sensitive terms to safety resources.

As a parent, I worry about technology's negative impact on children's mental well-being, emphasizing the importance of outdoor activities and sports for their health.

We have about 40 beta testers, with around 25 using the app regularly, which indicates a promising level of engagement for an early-stage startup.

In 2019, I recognized that addressing mental health was a key priority, especially after witnessing the struggles of friends and peers.