What is your kid's screen time actually teaching them?

Age ratings tell you what a show forbids. Kidoio tells you what it teaches — what behaviour gets rewarded, how conflicts resolve, what age band the show is genuinely appropriate for.

Suggested ritual: spend 15 minutes at YouTube together with your kid. Let them show you what they want to watch. For each video, paste it into Kidoio — you decide together whether it joins the watch list. The kid feels heard. You stay in control. The watch list becomes the only thing the kid sees in the Kidoio app.

Welcome — here's how this works

Four steps. About 5 minutes the first time.

Paste a YouTube video your kid actually wants to watch.The one they've been begging for, not a guess.
Get a behaviour scorecard in 2–6 minutes.What the show teaches, what age band it's actually for, flagged moments to know about.
Save approved shows to your watch list.Skip the rest — they'll stay in your library marked red, so you can revisit any decision later.
Open Kids Mode → hand the device to your kid.They only see the shows you approved. No YouTube search. No algorithmic feed.

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Anchored on Tier 1 child-development frameworks (RULER, Bandura, Gottman, Tremblay, Vygotsky, Baumrind, AAP/WHO). Methodology: kidoio.com/methodology

Your watch list

Synced to your account. Patterns across multiple shows tell you more than any single rating.

Start Kids Mode

Hand the device to your kid. They see a clean grid of only the shows you've approved — no YouTube search, no algorithmic feed, no other videos. Each tap opens that one show on YouTube in a new tab. When the show ends, your kid comes back here to pick the next one. The session expires automatically.

Session length:

Your library

Every show you've checked. green = on watch list · red = checked but not added. Click any show to see its full scorecard again.