KidsTok

I built KidsTok because I got tired of handing my phone to my little sister and just hoping.
Every video here is checked before any child can see it. Not reported and then taken down later. Checked first.

What your child gets
A simple full-screen feed they can use on their own. No comments. No messages. Nobody can reach them.

What you get
An email once a week showing what they actually watched. How long, which channels, what kept coming up, plus parenting tips. Not a tidy summary I decided to show you. The real thing.

How a video gets in
Nothing goes live on its own. Titles get scanned. Videos get scanned for anything explicit. Then the whole video is checked before it can appear anywhere. If something passes but doesn't clearly fit, a person looks at it.

I'm not going to tell you it's perfect. No system catches everything. That's why there's a Report button on every video, and why the reports get read.

When the signal drops
Download videos while you have data, and they keep working with none. Buses, flights, that stretch of road where the network always dies.

Your settings stay yours
Everything a parent controls sits behind a passcode. Your child can't change their own limits, or sign you out.

If you want to upload
Anyone can apply. A person reviews every application before an account can post a single thing.

What it costs
KidsTok is free to watch. For parents who want more, Peace of Mind adds the weekly report on what your child watched, and Super Parent adds unlimited offline Travel Mode for trips. Prices are shown in the app and are lower in many countries.