For families
More control for parents. More privacy for children.
REGO Guardian gives parents a simpler way to approve, limit, or deny their child's digital interactions without sharing unnecessary family information with every platform they use.
Written for a parent, not a lawyer.
Every request looks the same, so you always know where to look.
Who is asking
The platform by name, and what it is, in a sentence.
What they want
Each permission in plain words, one line each.
What they never see
Your child's name, birthday, and photo stay with you.
One of three answers
Allow, allow with limits, or decline. On your phone or in the portal.
Set per platform
Yes to joining and no to purchases on one, something else on the next.
Revoke any time
It takes effect on the platform's next check. No waiting period.
Privacy
Verify what matters. Protect what's private.
Current age verification asks families to share sensitive information, such as names, birthdates, identification documents, or facial images.
Guardian is designed to give platforms the answer they need without giving them your child's identity. A platform can receive an appropriate age category and your permission without collecting unnecessary personal details about your family.
Your decision
Your child. Your permission.
When your child reaches a protected digital interaction, Guardian sends a request asking for permission. You choose to:
Allow the interaction
Set limits based on the request
Deny access
Revoke a previous decision
The decision stays in your hands.
Set up once. Manage everywhere.
Guardian creates one protected connection between you and your child, eliminating repeated verification across apps and services.