REGO Guardian gives parents a trusted way to manage their child's digital experiences. By verifying the parent-child relationship and sharing only the parent's decision, Guardian keeps families in control, across all platforms, without passing sensitive information.
Emma wants to join Cloudforts
Cloudforts never sees her name, birthday, or photo.
What the platform sees
This is the whole of what a platform gets from Guardian. It is enough to let your child in, and nothing more.
What the platform receives
One signed answer
What it never receives
Stays with your family
Our systems have no fields for these. A platform cannot ask Guardian for more, and if one tries, the answer is no.
For families
Approve, limit, or deny what your child can do online, from one place, without handing every platform your family's details.
Guardian for familiesFor partners
Add one button and receive a signed answer you can verify yourself, with no identity to store and no consent flow to build.
Partner with GuardianFrom the hub
REGO Guardian is a privacy-focused child online safety solution that connects age assurance, responsible adult authority, and parental consent. Guardian helps platforms receive the information needed to provide an appropriate digital experience without collecting unnecessary family identity information.
Online age verification generally attempts to determine how old someone is. Guardian goes further by establishing the child's protected status, confirming that an adult is authorized to act for them, and communicating what that adult has allowed, limited, or denied.
No. Traditional parental-control apps monitor things like a child's screen time, location, activity, or communications.
Guardian works differently. It verifies the parent-child relationship and gives parents the authority to approve, limit, or deny protected digital interactions across participating platforms, without continuously monitoring or surveilling their child.
Simply put: Guardian is about parental authority, not parental surveillance.
A platform receives confirmation of your child's age range and that the verified parent or guardian approved, limited, or denied permission.
Guardian shares what is necessary, and nothing more.
Yes. Parental consent should not be treated as a permanent checkbox. Guardian is designed to make permission specific, time-sensitive, and revocable, allowing parents to update a decision as circumstances change.
Guardian is designed to work across the places children and families already spend time online, including gaming, social media, AI tools, education platforms, financial services, apps, and other digital environments.
The goal is simple: one trusted parent-child relationship that can travel with your family across the digital ecosystem.
Guardian verifies what matters without monitoring everything a child does online.
It is designed to confirm age and parental authority without tracking everything a child watches, searches, writes, or shares.
Platforms receive only the information needed for the interaction, not the family's underlying personal information.
Guardian protects children through trusted permission, not surveillance.
Set up your family once. Every request after that is one tap.
