WanderKids

Videos you picked, for as long as you said. Tell WanderKids what your child is into. It finds videos that fit, you check the list, and your child watches only those until the timer runs out. HOW IT WORKS • Pick an age band: Toddler, Preschooler, Explorer or Big kid. Never a birthday. • Say what to watch, the way you'd say it: "calm ocean animals before bed." • Check the list. Every video it finds starts checked. Tap the ones you don't want, then approve the rest. • Set a timer, and hand it over. ONLY WHAT YOU APPROVED Your child can watch the videos you approved, in any order. You can also approve a whole channel, which allows its videos from our screened list, including ones added later that you won't have seen. There's no search box on their side, and the app adds no recommendation feed, comments or likes. When a video ends, the next approved one starts. A TIMER WITH AN ENDING A banner gives a heads-up near the end. The timer only runs while a video is on screen. When it runs out, the video stops and the app asks a multiplication question before anything else can play. WHAT LEAVES YOUR DEVICE No accounts and no sign-up. WanderKids has no analytics, advertising or tracking code of its own. Your approved list is saved on your device. Before your first typed search, the app asks your permission; if you say no, you can pick from our own topics instead, which sends those topics to our server and our own phrase for each to Voyage AI. When you type a search, the words you type, the age band, the timer length and your language go to our server. Anthropic's Claude reads your words, and a short phrase made from them goes to Voyage AI. We don't store your searches on our servers. Showing a channel sends its ID to our server. YouTube sees your device's IP address and which videos and thumbnails it loads, even in its privacy-enhanced player. Please leave names out of what you type. The privacy policy has the details. GOOD TO KNOW Videos come from YouTube and play in its embedded player, so an internet connection is needed. Videos are screened automatically, and automated screening makes mistakes, which is why you check them first. If we later take a video off our list, it stays in a lineup you already approved until you change it. We can't promise that no ads will ever appear while a video plays. The timer and the question help you, but older children may be able to answer it, and they don't replace your own judgement. Questions? hello@element.school