VIDEO: Maya scrolls the House feed — cheers on a friend's drawing, replies to the Cooking Club post
A feed of real friends
No strangers, no influencers, no ads. Just the kids they already know — and the ones you've approved.
For parents of kids 6–15
A social world for your child that you actually govern
Local friends, real playdates, zero strangers. Your child leads the fun — you approve every connection.
- You're in control
- Real friends, real life
- Built for trust
Maya's AnLog
MB
House Bellweather
Saturday bake-along: honey oat muffins. Bring your favorite mix-in!
12 cheers
Asked to add Jordan to the Cooking Club.
Waiting for Mom
Your phone
4:17
Saturday, June 14
A
AnLog
now
Maya (10) wants to add Jordan to the Cooking Club.
Approved — Jordan joined the Cooking Club
- COPPA compliant by design
- Zero ads, zero strangers
- Every connection parent-approved
- Full activity visibility
For the kids
Your feed. Your friends. Your Saturday plans.
AnLog isn't a place to scroll — it's a place to plan. Kids post to their House, team up in cooperative games, and turn "wanna hang out?" into an actual playdate.
VIDEO: two kids co-op in Garden Builders — planting a shared plot, trading seeds, high-five animation
Games you play together
Cooperative by design. Every game needs a teammate, and every teammate is a real friend.
VIDEO: Maya drags Saturday 2pm onto the calendar, picks Mapleton Park, invites Jordan
Playdates they plan themselves
Kids pick the day, the park, and the friends. Parents get the final say — every time.
VIDEO: the Mapleton Market Quest — kids check off stalls, earn the Explorer badge together
Quests in the real world
Cultural quests turn the neighborhood into the game board — museums, markets, murals.
Kid-led, by design
They do the asking. That's the point.
On AnLog, nothing happens to your child — everything starts with them. They discover the club, plan the playdate, pick the quest. The platform just makes sure you're the one who says yes.
real agency, with guardrails →
3D CHARACTER: kid explorer with compass and backpack — warm terracotta/peach render, mid-stride, looking back and waving
For the parents
You approve every connection. No exceptions.
Not filters you hope work. Not settings buried five menus deep. Every friend, every club, every playdate crosses your desk before it happens — and you see everything after.
Friend request: Jordan → MayaJordan's parents already approved
Your review
Playdate: Saturday, Mapleton ParkMaya + Jordan · 2:00–4:00pm
Approved
This week's activity34 messages · 2 games · 1 quest · 0 flags
All clear
Friendships need two yeses
Both families approve before kids connect. Yours, and theirs.
Playdates land on your calendar first
Time, place, and which parents signed off — before anyone leaves the house.
Nothing is hidden from you
Full visibility into messages, games, and quests — and kids know it. Transparency is the deal.
The moderation moment
Same conversation. Two views.
When AI moderation catches something, the kid gets a gentle nudge — and you get the full picture.
What Maya sees
did you finish the quest map??
almost!! the market part is SO hard
Hold on — that message might sting. Want to reword it before it sends?
ok wait let me try again
What you see
Moderation log · Maya ↔ Sam
Message held before delivery
Unkind phrasing flagged at 3:42pm. Maya was offered a reword — she took it. Nothing reached Sam.
Resolved by Maya
Context, not just alerts
You can read the full thread anytime. Flags come with the conversation around them — so you can talk about it at dinner, not decode it.
caught before it lands — and she fixed it herself
How a playdate actually happens
Kids make the plan. Parents make it real.
Maya plans it
MBNew playdate
Park + quest afternoon
Sent to both families
You confirm it
Playdate request
Jordan's parents approved · 4:02pm
Location checked: public park, 0.4 mi away
AAnLognow
Maya planned a playdate with Jordan — Saturday 2pm, Mapleton Park.
Beat by beat
From "wanna hang out?" to a plan both families trust
Maya picks the time, the park, and the friend. Jordan's parents approve on their side, you approve on yours, and everyone knows where everyone is. The kids feel independent. You feel informed. Both things are true.
two yeses, one great Saturday
3D CHARACTER: two kids mid high-five over a finished quest map — one holds the Explorer badge; terracotta, sage, and peach palette
Off the screen, into the neighborhood
The app's favorite button is the one that ends screen time
Quests and playdates are designed to finish outside — at the market, the museum, the park. AnLog measures success in afternoons spent together, not minutes spent scrolling.
Why parents trust AnLog
Proof of care, in numbers
Every number below exists because a parent was in the loop.
kids growing up on AnLog
Mmessages reviewed by moderation + parents
flagged messages caught before reaching a kid
parent-approved friendships and counting
Mockup figures for design exploration. Production site will use live, audited numbers — the same ones parents see in their own dashboards.
For both of you
Every House signs the same pledge.
A House is a family on AnLog — kids and parents together. Before any House joins the community, everyone puts their name to four promises.
The Community Values Pledge
- We cheer louder than we compete — kindness first, always.
- Everyone plays. No one gets left on the sidelines of a game, a quest, or a joke.
- We show up as ourselves — real over perfect, in posts and in person.
- We keep the door open — parents see everything, and that's what makes the fun possible.
— House Bellweather of Mapleton, and 12,000 more
Play
Cooperative games and quests built for together, not versus.
Kindness
Moderation that coaches before it punishes.
Inclusion
Every kind of kid, every kind of family, every kind of House.
Trust
Transparency between kids and parents is the foundation, not a feature.
The neighborhood
Houses already at the table
B
House Bellweather
of Mapleton · 2 kids, 1 dog, weekly bake-alongs
A
House Amani
of Cedar Grove · quest champions, three summers running
O
House Okafor
of Brightwater · hosts the park meetup every first Saturday
L
House Lindqvist
of Harbor Lane · founded the Cooking Club
R
House Reyes
of Mapleton · two Houses, one street, endless playdates
Ready when you are
Create your House.
Free to start. Five minutes to set up. You govern from day one — and your kid gets a social world worth asking for.
Create your House the kids are already planning Saturday