Reede vs The Vee

This YouTube extension aims to enrich the video-watching experience by integrating an educational component directly into the user's browsing session on YouTube. Upon installation, users will encounter a modal overlay while watching videos, prompting them to engage with a variety of questions. The primary objective of this extension is to mitigate any feelings of guilt associated with prolonged video consumption by simultaneously offering a learning opportunity. Users can click three times on the quiz image to open the settings modal, they will be requested to input a password to access it. Within these settings, individuals can customize their experience by adjusting the frequency of quiz prompts and selecting their preferred type of content to be quizzed on. This content includes, but is not limited to, word spelling, numbers, languages, and the identification of various objects. This innovative approach ensures that users can enjoy their preferred YouTube content while engaging in an educational activity, thereby enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Simple YouTube curation for families. The Vee helps parents create a safer, more intentional YouTube experience for their children. Parents choose exactly which channels their child can access. Children enjoy the content their parents have approved in a clean, distraction-free experience. Features • Curate your child’s YouTube experience with approved channels • No recommendations, comments or other unnecessary distractions • Create separate profiles for multiple children • New videos automatically appear as creators you follow publish new content • Designed for families who want more intentional screen time How it works 1. Visit https://inlign.app/the-vee to create your parent account. 2. Create your first profile, then choose channels from either a featured library or your own custom library 3. Install The Vee on your child’s device and enter the login code generated by the parent portal. The Vee does not host videos. Videos are played directly from YouTube while giving parents greater control over how that content is discovered and viewed.