A social world for your child you actually govern
Local friends, real playdates, zero strangers. AnLog is a child-initiated, parent-governed social and playdate platform for ages 6–15 — anchored in your community, not the algorithm.
I want to add Jordan to the Cooking Club!
Share a family recipe with a House in another town.
Start QuestMaya wants to add Jordan to the Cooking Club
Built for joy
Local Feed
A positive-only town feed. Celebrations, achievements, community events — no strangers, no doom-scroll.
Playdates
Schedule real-world and virtual meetups. Location and time are controlled by both parents — always.
Cultural Quests
Holidays, traditions, food, languages. Empathy-building challenges between Houses. Earn badges.
You approve every connection
Waiting for grown-up approval...
I picked a quest: "Share a family recipe!"
Playdate request: Maya + Jordan
Quest: "Share a family recipe"
Real friends, real life
AnLog turns the phone into a launchpad for real-world play. Kids schedule playdates, join cooperative games, and take on cultural quests that connect them to families in other towns. Every interaction is parent-approved before it happens.
Safe by architecture
These aren't promises or projections. They are structural facts of how AnLog is built. Every claim below is true by design — not by policy, not by "we'll get to it."
COPPA compliant by architecture, not by retrofit
Pseudonymized accounts, monogram avatars, no child photos. Data is parent-governed and transparent from the first line of code.
Every connection requires two parent approvals — yours and theirs
No connection is ever created by a child alone. Both guardians must approve. This is enforced at the database level, not the UI level.
No behavioral tracking. No child-targeted ads. Ever.
There is no ad SDK. There is no behavioral profile. There is no engagement-maximizing feed algorithm. These do not exist in the codebase.
AI moderation runs on every message before it's delivered, not after
The moderation layer sits in the message pipeline. Nothing reaches a child's screen without passing through it first. Nudges happen before escalation.
"Want to do the recipe quest together?"
AI nudge: "That's kind! Want to share a compliment?"
"Want to do the recipe quest together?"
PASSED MODERATIONThe values pledge
Every House signs this pledge at signup. It's not a terms-of-service checkbox — it's the social contract of the community.
- 1 We treat every child as our own — with kindness, patience, and respect.
- 2 We do not share photos of children. We use monogram avatars only.
- 3 We approve connections thoughtfully. We do not approve strangers.
- 4 We model positive behavior. We celebrate, we do not shame.
- 5 We report concerns immediately. We trust the moderation layer.
- 6 We honor the grounding system. A pause is a lesson, not a punishment.
Create your House
NOW
AnLog is in early access for families in Mapleton. Create your House, verify your identity, and invite the friends you trust. Your child starts playing once you're ready.