Platform description · Sync layer

We make fragmented media consumption understandable across platforms.

When you choose to connect available media sources, the platform builds a unified view of your child's digital media exposure and attention patterns — not a surveillance log.

Core principle

User-approved connections. Device-level permissions where available. Aggregated insights — not invasive tracking or hidden monitoring.

Connected media sources

Major digital media environments where data access is supported or possible — always with your permission, and always at the signal level.

SupportedLimitedDevice-level
YouTube
Supported

Watch history & engagement patterns

Spotify
Supported

Audio & podcast listening trends

Twitch
Supported

Stream viewing behavior & categories

TikTok
Limited

Permission-based exposure signals where available

Snapchat
Limited

High-level activity signals where available

Netflix · Hulu · Prime · Max · Apple TV+
Device-level

Device-level viewing activity where supported

Mobile apps & device usage
Device-level

Screen time, app engagement duration, category usage

What sync enables

A unified view — built from signals you've approved.

Personalized media exposure profile

Themes and patterns drawn from the sources you connect.

Theme & creator exposure tracking

See which categories and creator styles shape attention.

Cross-platform attention patterns

Understand how time flows between video, audio, gaming, apps.

Behavior-change detection

Notice meaningful shifts week over week — not minute-by-minute.

Dominant categories per platform

What each platform is mostly used for in your home.

Conversation-ready summaries

Plain-language reads, never judgments or scores.

Important product principle

No invasive tracking. No hidden monitoring.

Connections are user-approved — you decide what's linked.

Device-level permissions are used only where the platform allows.

Signals become themes and patterns — not surveillance-level logs.

You can disconnect any source at any time and remove its data.

How we talk about sync

Framing matters as much as the feature
We avoid saying

"We sync all platforms and track everything your child watches."

It promises more than any platform actually allows, and it makes families feel surveilled.

We say instead

"We connect available media sources to build a unified view of digital media exposure and attention patterns."

Honest about what's possible. Useful about what we deliver.

Why this framing matters

It protects against three real risks.

Trust risk

Parents react strongly to anything that feels like surveillance — even when it isn't.

Platform restriction risk

APIs from TikTok, Netflix, and others limit what any tool can actually access.

Product overpromise risk

Promising deep insight on every platform leads to disappointment when reality lands.

Our positioning

Not "we track everything" — "we make fragmented media consumption understandable across platforms."

That's what makes the product credible, scalable, and buildable — and what makes it genuinely useful for the families who rely on it.