No child account begins without a parent.
A verified adult creates the account, builds the child’s profile, sets permissions and approves the world the child can enter. A child can never open access on their own.
What the child experiences
- Signs in to a space a parent already set up and approved
- Only sees worlds and missions the parent switched on
- Never has to make an account, share an email or verify anything alone
What the parent controls
- Creates and owns the family account
- Builds each child profile and picks the age band
- Grants or removes permissions and world access at any time
- Sees every approval and change in the parent record
How the system works
Sign-up is a parent-first flow: parent account → child profile → age selection → permissions → world approval → child access. Each step is gated by the adult account. If a child attempts to create or widen access, the request is held and surfaced to the parent for approval — it is never auto-granted.
When something goes wrong
If access is requested without a verified adult — for example a child trying to self-register — the attempt is blocked and no account is created. Nothing is unlocked until a parent approves.
What the family can inspect
- The full list of approvals and access changes
- Which worlds and permissions are currently on
- Who created and controls each child profile
Frequently asked
No. Permissions and world access are controlled from the parent account. A child’s request is held for parent approval rather than applied automatically.
The account holder who created the family account and approved the child profile. Access always traces back to that adult.
Yes. You can change permissions or remove a world or profile at any time, and the change is recorded.