Checked first. Then watched.
Pixelproofed goes through a YouTube video before your child sees it: the sound and the pictures, a frame every couple of seconds. Then it plays it by your family's settings: as it is, with moments skipped, muted or blurred, after asking you, or not at all.
This is the parent app. When your child asks about a video your settings send to you, it arrives here with a one-line summary and a full report.
WHAT YOU GET
- A queue of requests from your child's devices, with one-tap approve or deny
- The Pixelproof Facts label: seven categories (language, sexual content, violence, scary moments, substances, risky stunts, ads and sponsors) with what was found and what your setting does
- A pixel timeline of where each moment happens. Cut any section yourself
- Skip, mute, blur or allow each flagged moment, and correct the ones we got wrong
- Values for each child: start from a preset suggested for their age band, then adjust seven dials. Each stop says exactly what happens
- Pair your child's tablet or Chrome by scanning its code
- Optional fingerprint or face lock, so only you can approve
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
- Your children's names, settings, history and your decisions stay on this phone, encrypted with a key held in the phone's secure storage
- Messages between your phone and your child's device are end-to-end encrypted. Our server can't read them
- Notifications carry no content. Your phone fetches and unlocks the message itself
- No ads, no analytics, no tracking
WHAT IT CAN MISS
It catches most things, not all. It doesn't check YouTube's own ads, comments or live streams. You see what was checked, every time.
Pixelproofed is in a private pilot. You need an invite code from Pixelproof Kids to set it up. Join the waitlist at pixelproofkids.com/pixelproofed.
Checks videos against your family’s values before your child presses play.