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Family account and guardian console

One family account across independent apps, with consent, audit and subscription managed in one place.

One family account

In development

Owner, guardian, guardian admin, trusted adult, child and teen are handled in one account model.

  • Family accountIn development
  • Roles and permissionsIn development
  • Invitations and ownership transferIn development
In development

Consent records are permanent, the audit log is append-only, withdrawal is always available, and downgrades never delete data.

  • Central consent managementIn development
  • Append-only audit logIn development
  • Data export and deletionIn development

Guardian console

In development

A browser view for the safety overview, learning progress, explore summary and consent settings is in design.

How families actually use it (3 scenes)

In development

Each role is shown with a concrete scene: why they use it, how it works, what they get, and what they cannot do. Planned capabilities stay labelled planned.

  1. Guardian: review consent and devices at the start of the week

    Why: to know exactly who can see what. How: review roles, consent and active sessions in the console. You get: one household-wide view. You cannot: withdraw another guardian's own consent on their behalf.

  2. Trusted adult: check arrival only for the pickup window

    Why: to share care only when it is needed. How: with a guardian-granted, expiring permission, check arrival and departure. You get: limited-scope information. You cannot: browse outside the window, read location history, or see other children's data.

  3. Child or teen: their own schedule and safe places

    Why: so they can see what concerns them. How: view their own schedule, safe places and contacts. They get: the information they need. They cannot: see another family member's precise location or start tracking.

Devices and sessions

In development

Concurrent sessions are limited per role, and a lost device can be signed out individually.

Frequently asked questions

How many family accounts can a household have?

One family account per household.

Can guardians monitor everything a child does?

No. The console manages configuration and consent rather than surveillance; location follows consent rules.

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