05 · FOR PARENTS
Built for families
Trust is not a marketing bullet — it is a product requirement. Parents hold the account; children get nicknames-only profiles; the business model is subscription, not ads or in-game purchases in the child experience. Book Fairy Tales is a supplemental, self-paced learning game — inspired by juku and vacation-workbook traditions — not a certified replacement for school.
COPPA-aware design
Parents create the account first. Child profiles use nicknames, not full names in the experience. Registration flows seek verifiable parental consent appropriate to the jurisdictions we serve.
Transparency & review
As AI-backed sessions go live, our plan is a parent-facing log: stories, quizzes, and prompts your child saw in a session, so you can review what was generated — not just aggregate scores.
No ads; clean monetization
No third-party ads in the child product. No surprise IAP for core learning. Cosmetics in our design vision are earned through play, not sold in a cash shop — so monetization stays understandable for caregivers.
Controls you should expect
Lock or unlock districts by age, adjust BFT level and pacing, set individualized difficulty, and review weekly session summaries from your dashboard.
Parent dashboard (roadmap)
Long-term features from our design docs include: multiple child profiles per subscription, session history (world, activities, time), full content log, individualized pacing settings, and export/removal workflows aligned with privacy law.
How juku-style, self-paced learning works →