An AI companion that reminds children to find a real adult.
Companion can help understand plans, prompt asking for help, and guide exploration, but it does not replace parents, teachers, doctors, or emergency services.
Helps with everyday understanding, not making high-risk decisions for the child.
Reminds who will pick them up
Guides toward "I need help"
Connects to Explore content
Clearly knows what it cannot do.
- Does not make medical or psychological diagnoses
- Does not encourage secret relationships
- Does not ask children to hide conversations
- In high-risk situations, prioritizes turning to a real adult
Children's privacy and guardianship responsibility must be designed together.
The scope of what parents can see is defined by age band and safety policy; we do not promise that "parents see all conversations."
- Age-based visibility
- Not all conversations shown
- Safety-first default
When a conversation involves risk, the interface prioritizes showing pathways to help.
The model cannot declare on its own that "a child is in danger"; this requires clear input, events, and a human process.
- Dialogue → safety prompt → adult
- AI never declares danger
- Connect to human process
AI can also bring the conversation back to the real world.
Recommends reading, parent-child tasks, cultural themes, or creative activities—not endless conversation.
- Suggest reading & culture
- Real-world activities
- No endless chat
Companion will open gradually within a controlled scope.
In the initial release phase, launch is contingent on passing Safety evaluation, age-appropriate design, and human oversight.